The beautiful original watermill is amazingly preserved and maintained by its owners. They also have a charming souvenir shop that sells natural olive oil products, soaps, herbs, and many other goodies.
However, our pockets were ripped! And the food was from mediocre to bad!!
We paid €22.50 for just 2 cappuccinos (€4/each! for single shot) and 2 spinach pies (€6.50!!/each!!!) which were baked for sure the day before and were very badly reheated possibly in a microwave, the pie crust was soggy, and the filling was mushy, semi cold and with a bad quality cheese in it. Plus, I believe it had not reached the appropriate reheating temperature to be safe for consuming ( I am a chef, and I well know the health and safety rules for professional kitchens). And I must mention, the €4.00/cappuccino coffee was so tasteless and cheap that it reminded me of a hospital machine coffee sellers.
To be clear: my complaint is NOT about the prices but for the BAD QUALITY! If quality was right and aligned with the price, I would have given 6 out of 5 stars ✨
Utterly disappointing because I loved the space and garden, but I refuse to become so...
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