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Dårlig service i parken, lange køer og lader nu priserne på drikkevarer stige med 30 procent. Kan ikke anbefale dem. Læg ikke dine penge i boden i parken. Hverken til fck kamp eller landskampe.
klasse pølser, elsker deres løve brøl man kan simpelthen bare ikke få nok!
Har åbenbart ansvaret for at drive mad og øl salg i parken - var i går til pokalfinale hvor jeg aldrig har oplevet noget lignende.
Personalet virkede fuldstændig umotiveret. Der var ingen øl skænket op som forberedelse og franske hotdogs var kolde - både pølse og brød. I skulle have besøg af fødevarekontrol - så bliver det til en sur en til jer.
vi oplevede at skulle stå i kø i næsten 1 1/2 time for at købe en øl og sodavand. Det er bare ikke godt nok - har I ingen erfaring overhovedet med at drive sådanne arrangementer med fuldt hus?
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