Alena A.
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At first glance, the restaurant looks pleasant — even beautiful — especially considering that it is located on a rather quiet, lifeless street.
There is a pool, a fireplace, and nicely set tables. Unfortunately, this atmosphere is something you will be enjoying for over an hour while waiting for your food. We were informed right away that the kitchen was “very busy,” even though less than half of the tables were occupied. At first, we were told that there was no tea. We then asked for just hot water, but were told that this was also impossible due to the kitchen being busy. Okay. We ordered a Caesar salad, pasta, and a salmon steak. After 20 minutes, we asked again the staff about the hot water, and suddenly tea became available.
The food itself took another 70 minutes to arrive. By that point, we had almost completely lost our appetite. To make matters worse, there was sand in the salad and salmon. We understand that the desert is nearby, but in a restaurant where prices are two or even three times higher than in regular cafés, one would expect food to be genuinely good — or at the very least, free of sand.
Overall, this place can only be recommended if you are in no hurry and plan to come just for drinks.
I’d like to end quoting our waiter ‘sorry for the time. Please, smile. It’s not the end of the world’