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NO DRINK NO FOOD
The waiter was veeery rude, insisting that the 1 year old has to order a drink because that’s the way they make money. Not the food. If you come 5 people no matter the age you have to order drinks for everyone. Insane! By the way the drinks variety doesn’t include anything for babies, so you will have to order a coca cola for your baby.
I tried to book a table and than it ended up that the guy was giving me lessons on the phone how to make reservation. It was a nice restaurant before but I cannot say the same thing.. Staff is not friengly and food is so so, not very tasty.
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