Sabor Alhambra — Restaurant in Granada

REPORT THIS SCAM HERE, links in the image, google review don’t allow links in description but you can also paste text that I provided in to Google search (Please give a Thumbs up so everyone can see):

My family and I, like most of you, recently got scammed in this store for 96.60€, I've already spoken to the tourist information of Granada and placed a complaint through Spain’s administration, but I don't think one person is going to make a difference.

Please take the time and REPORT this shop to put an END to this.

Hang on to your PURCHASE TICKET and attach it to your online complaint (if you still have it).

This text below between ** (copy and paste in google, should be first result) is to place the complaint (non-judicial and free) from any EU member state, go to your country and province:

*The dispute resolution bodies listed on this site all offer out-of-court settlement procedures. *

Their business ID/VAT is: B76264951 according to their website, it seems like their main shop is in Seville.

It doesn't matter if you’re NOT from Spain or EU, you can still place the complaint online and they will contact the necessary EU institutions:

If you are non-EU resident go to the section Cross-border disputes:

Consumer protection laws vary across different jurisdictions and the protections that you have in your country may not be the same in the country that the business is registered.

If you are from the US:

Consumer Protection and Enforcement Network (ICPEN), is a partnership of more than 65 consumer protection agencies around the world. Your complaint helps authorities spot trends and combat fraud.

The irony of all this is that according to their own website saboralhambra, they are being FINANCED BY THE EU and SPAIN. -Please mention this in the complaint-

PLEASE GIVE A THUMBS UP TO MY MESSAGE SO MORE PEOPLE CAN SEE IT.

Let's put an end to this together!

Alex

OLD MESSAGE Be aware! BIG TOURIST TRAP! They will persuade you to buy much more than you intended to, don't fall for their fake charisma.

The thought of this message not being received by the tourist that pass by the shop is a shame.

Two boxes of the pastry and sweets came out to 97€. They must make a fortune with their daily rip offs. I have personally tried better turkish pastry, they seem...

REPORT THIS SCAM HERE, links below (Please give a Thumbs up so everyone can see):

My family and I, like most of you recently got scammed in this store for 96.60€, I've already spoken to the tourist information of Granada and placed a complain through Spain’s administration, but I don't think one person is going to make a difference.

Please take the time and REPORT this shop to put an END to this.

Hang on to your PURCHASE TICKET and attach it to your online complaint (if you still have it).

This link below is to place the complaint (non-judicial and free) from any EU member state, go to your country and province:

https://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/main/?event=main.adr.show2

Their business ID/VAT is: B76264951 according to their website, seems like their main shop is in Seville.

It doesn't matter if you’re NOT from Spain or EU, you can still place the complaint online and they will contact the necessary EU institutions:

If you are non-EU resident go to the section Cross-border disputes: https://icpen.org/resolve-dispute

If you are from the US: https://www.econsumer.gov/

The irony of all this is that according to their own website: https://saboralhambra.com/, they are being FINANCED BY THE EU and SPAIN. -Please mention this in the complaint-

PLEASE GIVE A THUMBS UP TO MY MESSAGE SO MORE PEOPLE CAN SEE IT.

Let's put an end to this...

AVOID. Nuts are tasty we were given a free sample. Prices are advertised by weight, however instead of being able to ask for a given weight of nuts as is customary in any other establishment on the planet which sells by weight you are forced into buying the nuts by the bag. The bag is filled and then weighed at the till on the other side of the shop, at which point you are coerced into purchasing a greater quantity of nuts than you were anticipating. We asked how much a small bag of nuts would weigh and were told 150g which would have been 6 euros, so asked for half a bag. When weighed this bag was then over 200 grams or 11 euros as the price came to. I refused to pay this and left the nuts at the till. I would encourage others to be empowered to do the same. There are many other markets where you can purchase the same treats for far more reasonable prices from honest people. Don't be fooled into reading positive reviews from those who have only reviewed one or two places previously. The produce here looks great and there is no reason why this shop should not flourish if they traded honestly. A tourist tax is fair but this is bordering on extortion in my opinion. I would not accept this in the UK if it were being done to tourists from Spain so felt the need to call them out on Google...