Fritto e pizza da Sandro — Restaurant in Vernazza

I have never experienced discrimination as a solo traveller until now, I wanted to grab a drink and a snack before my train and asked i could sit was told yes.

I went to sit away from the main walkway into the restaurant and was rudely told I couldnt sit on the table I chose because it was for 4 people. I get that I'm on my own but the table was only a tiny bit bigger with 4 chairs squashed around it, you would struggle to have more than 2 of you eating at it anyway. The place wasnt full, there were plenty of tables but the 2 person one he insisted i sit it was right in the walkway, in and out of the restaurant? I asked if I could sit out of the way and was told no. He then basically told me to go away. This place clearly doesnt care about customer service just knows people will come as its close to the station. I wish I had stopped at the more friendly places on the walk up instead.

I guess with cheaper prices comes...

A good example of why rude people can be rich. The food is alright I guess but the waiter is on another planet. It's like he is forced to work there. Is he? If so I suggest we start a #freethewaiter movement because he really shows no interest in doing his job. There was a group of 4 British ladies that came in and sat down and he scolded them for sitting down without him clearing the table first. The Table was uncleared for the entire duration I was there which was 20 mins. After which, he just threw the menus on the table and the 4 British left. The table on my right asked for ice for their wine as the wine was like not cold which Is kinda hard to drink.

Maybe only come when he isn't working there as the food is decent though slightly more expensive. But everything in vernazza...

Disappointing experience at Fritto e Pizza da Sandro. We were seated quickly, but the service took a turn for the worse when the waiter asked us to move tables to accommodate a larger party - despite there being other available tables. This was inconvenient and felt like we were being bumped for more lucrative customers.

The drinks were a highlight, but the food was just okay. However, we were taken aback when charged 50 cents for a small packet of ketchup. It's a condiment, not a luxury item!

Overall, our experience was below average. The service was intrusive, and the nickel-and-diming left a bad taste. With some improvements in these areas, this restaurant could redeem itself. Until then, it's a mediocre...