Ohmigod, I LOVED this. To pieces. Your description is so beautiful. And the maitre is a rather good storyteller. ;)

Aw. I just adored this. I really think there should be more Ratatouille fics. Thank you so much for writing them. I really appreciate it. You are so very talented, and I find I really love each of your Ratatouille fics. To have that level of perfection in many subsequent fics is rare, and I commend you for it. Two paws up for you! :)

I reviewed your other story I think, but I reread them a lot.
And I mean a LOT.
Call me obsessed. But oh well. I might end up reviewing all your stories separately anyway.
I loved the idea behind this story- I think it's really neat how you tied in the stuff from the movie with your own ideas.
Awesome story! Please keep writing!

C'est magnifique! So many things to love-- Colette's early cynicism dashed away by the story until they're both speechless, completely caught up in "the rest of the story"; the maitre's take on what the story must have been; Skinner's comparison to a house elf; and best, the satisfaction that both Colette and Linguini learn just how much Remy risked for them. Beautiful!

Sounds like a nifty honeymoon (we once spent Christmas doing drywall because we had to give the ceiling jack back, but that wasn't nearly as much fun).

Cute story--and I hope the maitre enjoyed hearing the rest of the tail.

This is Muriel Candytufts sister. She read it out loud to me.
I love this so much. =]

I actully think the waiter is awesome. ;]
And of course everyone else is.

Nice fic, as usual. My favorite thing about it is the banter between Alfredo and Colette. Loved when he started speaking in Italian to her. But I'm just a sucker for Italian, so maybe that's just bias. Lol, but no, that was cute.

I like how descriptive your writing is. It creates such a clear image in the mind. I'm thinking of the maitre d'hotel. I can just see him and hear him.

*SIGH!*

You know why I love to read your work? Because by the end, I'm always filled with a rising tide of warmth. This is what filmmakers are trying for when they make a "feelgood" movie. They usually fail. You never have.

Another great story and what a creative idea. Always wondered if Linguini would ever find out just how much trouble Remy had gone to for him.

I'm not even going to bother picking out the parts I liked best, because I loved the whole story from start to finish. Fantastic work. =)