Polynesian Coffee and Tea — Restaurant in Easter Island

I had an omelette and an americano. Both were ok (overpriced, but that’s to be expected), but I found it odd that neither of the staff so much as smiled at me the entire time. I also arrived at 8:55 in the morning (they opened at 9 that day), and, after informing me they weren’t open until 9, they left me standing in the doorway until about 9:10, at which point I guess they had finally tidied up enough to actually open. Only then was I offered a seat (but not a word of apology for leaving me standing in the door for 15 minutes). Like I said in another review, I didn’t expect people on this little island to be more rude than in Santiago, but...

Visited few mornings in the row for breakfast, we loved the options of breakfast things ( omelettes, berry bowls, sandwiches..) , coffee is okay not the best one, but overall in island hard to find perfect coffee, but food was always perfectly made! Staff was very friendly even if we didn’t not speak Spanish, they don’t have English menu but it isn’t hard to understand what is what, price is good not overpriced. Opens quite early around 8:30 (compared very early, most cafes here opens 10 am ish, but would recommend to come 9 am as...

We were sent to the restaurant by the hotel manager (Ohana). When we arrived, we asked if they had tuna fish. The served us a big portion of medium cooked tuna. Unfortunately, the 3 of us got really sick after eating, with nausea, diarhhea and even a rash, probably due to the toxins in the poorly preserved fish. After several hours and antihistaminic medication, we were luckily ok again and next day still had a great time on the island. For sure we will never come back to this restaurant... We reported this...