Devil's Cafe & Bar — Restaurant in Bled

1 star as I cannot add 0. The blonde waitress is rude. Service is so bad that I can't describe it. Firs of all (this is important) the place was empty. We seated outside this morning in order to order a coffee. No one came to our table so my boyfriend went inside and explained we were seating outside. Inside they told him they don't take orders and they told him he had to take is coffee inside. He came back to our table and we stayed there the time for a sigarette. As we had already taken something we thought it wasn't a problem to seat there. The blonde waitress came outside really rude and started to scream at us "what are you doing here?". We explained everything and she kept saying "so what? Why are you still here?". Really calming and quite we tried to reply to her who was still being rude. We left the place in a really bad mood as, again, the place was nearly empty and we weren't keeping the table for nothing, we paid what we asked for just 3 mins before. Bad experience and bad people inside. A few days prior we had a bad experience in this place just to buy sigatettes. They're rude if you ask to pay by card. Hope the blonde girl has an other job as in this one...

On a rainy night in Bled we found out that restaurants all over town required reservations and ended up taking the last open table at the lakeside bar called Devil’s Pizza. It’s a lively place, with a friendly server and an extensive drinks menu—one of the few places that has offered Tequilas in this part of the world. The kitchen serves food and I was hopeful of salvaging dinner. There were 4 very simple pizzas on the menu and 2 sandwiches listed: ham & cheese and tuna, but the kitchen was out of tuna. We ordered the Klassik/Classic pizza which was topped with ham and cheese-- so basically got an open faced ham and cheese sandwich, and it was as mediocre and forgettable as a frozen pizza. It’s clear that people don’t come here for a culinary experience, they come because the evening view over Lake Bled with the Castle looming above it is...

Great range of beer and good cosy atmosphere but the service is slow and staff quite rude. On our second visit we tried to order from the bar but were turned away and told it was table service. We waited another 10minutes to be served and when she came we mentioned to her that the table below us was also waiting to order (it looked to us that they had been there for a while and were looking around for a waitress). There were 4 people sitting at this table, and the waitress turned to them and yelled ‘if you can’t wait, then leave’. I note this as we had sat at that same table the day before and did not have anyone visit our table in the hour we sat there. We ordered from the bar. After another 5minutes it so, the waitress had not gone to their table and so the group, quite disappointed,...