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I am a foreigner and went to this place after reading reviews to get local experience. However, the person serving us cheated by offering dish of double the price. I could not even eat 1/4portion of it. Even veggie recommended by him for my wife was pricy with no taste.
Very cosy and historical place which we entered full of expectations. We were informed that we had the table for two hours. We ordered drinks but the waiter were upset and inpolitle that we did not order any food. He told us to leave the table 30 minutes before time why we told him to F…off. This place is apparently only intetested in revenue. Stay away.
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