M L
Google
I had one of the most disappointing experiences at Anahi and feel compelled to share it as a warning to others.
I had booked a table for three well in advance, even providing my credit card to secure the reservation. Upon arrival, I was shocked to find that our “table for three” had been reduced to a table for two, with a third plate awkwardly squeezed in. It was completely unsuitable — uncomfortable, cramped, and frankly disrespectful. For a restaurant that calls itself high-end, this is unacceptable.
When I questioned the staff, the manager explained that they had taken our table to accommodate a larger group of 12 whose party size had suddenly increased to 15. In other words, our confirmed reservation was sacrificed purely for profit. When asked if anything could be done, they simply refused to help.
We decided to leave and dine elsewhere — somewhere that values its customers and honors its commitments. This episode revealed a complete disregard for fairness and professionalism. Anahi may have style and reputation, but after this experience, I would strongly advise others to think twice before booking.