content: We had the worst dining experience at Pacini C\u00f4te-des-Neiges. First, it took the waiter at least 10 minutes to come greet us, while the restaurant was nearly empty. Second, not only did he not ask if we would like something to drink or if we had questions on the menu, but he saw we were not ready to order and waited an other 10 minutes to come check up on us. When he came back, we gave him our order, which he proceeded to write down on a tiny piece of paper that he crumbled to put in his pocket afterwards. My friend ordered a caesar salad as an entr\u00e9e and the tortellini ros\u00e9 as a main. I ordered the mushroom cream and a plate of linguine carbonara with extra shrimp. The server did not refill our water at any point during the night. He apparently forgot to bring us the drinks we had ordered since we had to ask him again when our appetizers arrived. He was not visible in the section he was working in and took a long time to take our plates away. When bringing our mains, my friend got what he asked for, but I was served a plate of penne primavera. At least the shrimp were there... Five minutes after he dropped the mains, and without having touched our food, he came back and we advised him he had brought the wrong meal. He proceeded to look all confused and doubtful, asked me again what it was that I ordered and took my plate away. As a well mannered man, my friend did not start eating before the waiter brought me the right meal. He only asked my friend if he could reheat his meal after bringing me the right one. My friend refused, as it should have been done while the right meal for me was getting prepared and not once it would take and extra 10 minutes for us to start eating. The waiter, apparently named Jordan according to our bill, did not check up on our satisfaction while we were eating. Another 10 minutes after we were done, he came to pick up the plates, not asking me if I wanted another drink, but offering if I would like to take the leftovers to go, which I accepted. (probably the only thing he did right). A couple minutes later, he came back to the table, without refilling our water glasses or offering coffee or dessert. He then proceeded to ask us if it was one bill or two... we didn't ask for the bill, we would have probably ordered more drinks and desserts, but he seemed eager to get us out, although it was early in the evening ant the restaurant was dead. When bringing the bill, he mentioned how he discounted 10% of the value of my meal due to his mistake, which appeared on the bill as the student discount. I am a student, and would have already taken advantage of that discount if he didn't subtract it himself. He brought the leftover food in a styrofoam container, we had to ask for a bag. When bringing the bag, he just handed it to us without putting the container in himself. The service was, obviously, terrible. The caesar salad was great, and so was the tortellini ros\u00e9. The mushroom cream was pretty bland and so was the linguine carbonara. As for the desserts, I wouldn't know. The bread bar seemed to have been the only positive thing about the experience, but would I really go back and  spend over 70$ for great bread? No.