Walter Zemun — Restaurant in City of Belgrade

We came when it was quite sunny, and the sun was hitting our table. So, we moved it just a little closer to the umbrella, maybe about 30 cm. While we were looking at the menu, a waiter suddenly came over and, without asking, pulled the table back to its original place. I thought maybe he didn’t understand me, so I explained that the sun was shining directly on us. He quite indignantly said: “If you don’t like the sun, sit somewhere else.” I asked him to please show us a place, and he pointed to another table where half of it was also in the sun.

At that point, we decided we didn’t want to stay there. We told the waiter it was too sunny, but he didn’t even look at us. Instead, he lifted his chin, muttered something under his breath, waved his hand dismissively in our direction, and walked away.

Extremely unprofessional behavior. Absolutely terrible service — not...

At first it wasn't attractive place at all and I probably would not go in but, this time I just told myself "let's see". The ambient is very bright and not appealing at all for what I expected from the place that this should be. Walter-Sarajevo is more like very native grill food-drauft beer industial place brend to me. So, anyway...this kind bright place which looks like sterile reminds me of farmacy places and hospitals. Anyway, beside that high bright ambient, the structure of the ambient is interesting. Toilets could be a bit better and more roomy. The food is very delicious, very. I recommend. It's tasty. And it's not expensive at all. Great there. Also, the staff, especially the waiter guy, he is very friendly and interactive and also entertaining. Overall, it's nice place to step by and eat, but not so great for greater bunch of people to stuck there for...

Waiter was rude at first exchange. We moved a chair from one side of the table to another, so that me and my girlfriend could sit closer to eachother, and the waiter came up to us to passively aggressively ask if "Thats fair to other guests" of which there were about 5 in a massive space, with 90% of the seats and tables free. No good evening, no welcome, just that. We left immediately to...