Pizzeria & Vino "La Famiglia" — Restaurant in Oslo

Making fuss about 10kr for seating, since we couldn't eat where we planned. We paid it of course... but come on. Really?!

Edit 1: Since I can not respond to the owners response below, you get my response here. The whole reason for going to a food court is to eat from different places. We consumed a burger awaiting our pizza and cleaned up before we left the table. When we came back because "house of nerds" was full; the way we were approached was unnecessary and could have been done in better manner. Also, is it worth it for 10kr and someone is sitting there for 5-10min? Really? I see now from other reviews we are not the only one that have experienced being approached in a this manner. If you want to have a stand alone resturant where people only order from you; I would suggest a independent resturant which is not connected to a food court. Then you have no problems with this. If you feel that you are not making enough money; increase your prices. But don't give customers grief, when they are at a food court, trying to have a good time with trying different dishes. This will only ensure one thing; bad reviews and less customers.

Not an issue for us, since we can find tons of better alternatives; like fantastic "Perugina Pizzeria" or "MammaPizza". However, with this approach, we will for sure stay away. Don't you worry.

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