Arcaffè — Restaurant in Tel-Aviv

I just wanna share my experience In this cafe,, me and my friend sit here for late breakfast,, or lunch what so ever,, when we came, it was okay, not full,, there were plsce to sit,, so i asked the counter if we can sit in the big table,, and she answer ,, sure anywhere you want,, but after the full meal ,, we order pastries and coffee ,, and notice there were people waiting already,, but we ar not there to chat and anything,,, we are there just to have a meal,, so we dont planed to stay long,, in the middle of our coffee, someone ask if we can transfer to the other table,, to the table for two,, and i answered,, can you let us finish the coffee then we can go out from here,, i was just wondering if it was appropriate for them to ask us to move with our coffee in our mouth,, or i was being mean to decline not to move, i was pissed off,we were just there for 30 min, some of the people sit there for hours just talking without nothin in their table :)...

Horrible atmosphere. Just keep walking another 10m to Landwer or Brasserie instead. Came to study with friend and each had our own table (had computers and books). we were immediately told that we'd have to share a table (even though it's too small to work for two ppl). Despite other tables being open, we were forced to move to a single smaller table. The manager explicitly (and rudely) told us "this is not a cafe, this is a restaurant". If you think this is coming from a single bitter patron, the table next to us was given juice that had a bug in it and were then presented the wrong bill. The utter stupidity of this management style was shown when I found out that next time if we came in within 2 min of each other and had two separate checks, we would be allowed to sit at...

One of the representatives asked me to leave from their place, bar table, which is outside, because I bought coffee in another place.

There are 2 places really next to each other, completely Simillar in terms of entrance. One of them were overcrowded so I took a seat, as I realized later, in another one, Which was completely empty.

I set in the corner, didn’t disturb anyone, including visitors of this bakery. But in 2 mins manager/waitress came and asked me to leave. The place was 95% empty. And only me and +1 man was seating there.

From one hand I could understand them, but from the other side, it straightly shows client/potential client service in this place.

Don’t...