Bríccocafè | Restaurant — Restaurant in Treviso

I hope you all know what salmonella is. This Thursday I was flying from Treviso airport and the only thing I ate all a day was a slice of pizza from this genius place. This slice had beef above it. Pieces of beef that was cooked the same time as the pizza as I understood. So I ate 3 bites and then I understood the beef was discusting and I put it away. Also these pieces of beef was smelling bad as fack. Nevermind. I was reading your policy about sanitary and all this staff you are saying about health checks and tried to laugh but 2 days now I’m in my bed with the following symptom: Gastrointestinal Symptoms: Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal pain. Fever: Typically mild to moderate, but it can be high. Headache: Often accompanied by fatigue. Dehydration: Due to diarrhea and vomiting, dehydration is common and can lead to dizziness, dry mouth, and reduced urine output. Muscle and Joint Pain: In more severe cases, body aches may occur. I hope sanitary make a visit to this place and lock it for good because this is not food...

We ordered 3 dishes and had to wait 35 minutes. We only received 2 of our dishes. After 40 minutes we were still missing a dish. They had ran out of lasagne but hasn't told me before I ordered or at any point since. The ladies behind the counter were very aggressive about this offering no alternative or any refund.

There is no ticket system. So you don't know which dishes are for who when served as they just throw dishes on the side.

Our gate was called and we had to leave missing one of our dishes and our friend had to go without any food at all.

The dishes we had were served cold in the middle. The gnocchi is especially poor, the consistency is awfully disgusting and we couldn't finish it.

Tortellini was okay but a bit under cooked. Some of the pasta...

Given the lack of choice for cafes in Treviso we ended up here. It was unclear where to queue for food, and ended up queueing in the wrong place to be greeted with a nonchalant direction to the till further down the counter. I realise this may be a typically British problem to put in a review, but this experience was a sign of what was to come. We ordered the ‘Premium breakfast menu’ of Orange juice, Cappuccino and Croissant for 6 euro each, which to be fair is decent value for an airport. But when we got our food, both spoons for the capuccinos were wet and one had a soggy bit of tissue on it from a previous customer (see the photo). The tables were all filthy too. Cleanliness is clearly not a...