Andre Til Høyre / Girotondo — Restaurant in Oslo

I can now be able to review after two long visits and obviously the last… I visited with some friends and they were incredibly rude because of their position if their broken yet “designer” chair”” with a singular… These people are instructed to be rude and careless… I work in hospitality too and never would I ever treat my worst enemy so… I had to change seat on an empty night just because they felt to, yes fine… I just left the place we were like 30people ordering all sorts of drinks, They treated us like amateurs and horribly. There should be to emphasise Valentina who refused to borrow me a lighter, and on top of that she made sure that we felt uncomfortable enough to leave at once eventually though we had classy spending people on our budget…… Said girl was the rudest person I’ve ever in mY entire life encountered as a server. She pointed her finger at me because i told her we were leaving and probably not coming back! Listen to me, never would you ever go to this please I’m usually patient and not picky, but this lady was more than enough I’m waiting to report her to the authorities just so you know.

What a waste of evening with my wine importer colleagues

Never...

Upon arrival to the bar the atmosphere and ambience was that of a relaxed family gathering, with people chatting softly while soft jazz soothed the ears of the alcoholics in attendance.

The staff themselves were just as welcoming, and were wonderful in recommending the drink that would suit my pallet, for all members of my party.

The only negative that comes to mind is that the age is limited to 23 downstairs and 25 upstairs, while I myself am I mature 22, I was fortunate enough to use my English accent to charm my way in, as while I can understand why the thought of pubescent hormone ridden youths might of destroyed such ambience, the fact of the matter is that to discriminate in such fashion feels harsh upon those of us with more sophisticated tastes.

All in all, I thoroughly enjoyed my reisling, but the thought that one would have to be above 25 to enjoy such privileges...

I have never experienced the service as rude as in this place. I was having one (first!) glass of wine while talking to my friend, when the bouncer walked up to me and told me to collect my jacket and my bag, so me and her (the bouncer) could talk. Then she told me that I looked 'tired' (implying that I should leave) to which I said I wasn't at all and that it was ridiculous for her to call me out like this. After some more of interrogation, she blamed it on a bartender that I haven't even seen and said that she was going to 'fix' this. Eventually, she left me alone, but never apologised. This is the most humiliating experience I have ever...