La Tiendecita Blanca — Restaurant in Lima Metropolitan Area

We have always liked the food and ambience at this restaurant. After being overseas for 6 years, we naturally return.

This evening's service is totally disappointing. Perhaps the restaurant has a policy of no sharing, in which they should inform us. We ordered a lomo saltado to share between our 2 children. The usual portion is too big for one child.

Not too hungry, my husband and I shared a corvina al ajo. We also had bread with garlic to start.

We intend to order juices after the meal to ensure our children eat their dinner. So we asked for water for them first.

The attitude of the jefe and waitress is one of contempt. Apparently not happy we were sharing and not ordering drinks.

We were there in the late afternoon for chupe de camerones, coffee and tiramisu.

Yes, crazy to return for dinner with the children. Obviously we were not too hungry.

To top it off, we were charged S/10 for two glasses of water. Not two bottles of agua sin gas.

Since our return on 14 April, we have patronized the restaurant no less than 4 times.

La Tiendecita Blanca has just lost...

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