Concept30 - Wellness Cafe — Restaurant in Málaga

The café advertises itself as having a co-working zone, but unfortunately, it doesn’t quite meet the expectations. I came there feeling happy, planning to spend a couple of hours having coffee, breakfast, and getting some work done. However, I discovered that the Wi-Fi in the designated co-working area wasn’t working. I tried to use my mobile hotspot, but Vodafone’s signal was weak at my table.

I asked the waiter if I could move to a table near the window where the signal was stronger, but they refused, explaining that laptops are not allowed in that area. I understood the rule but explained that the Wi-Fi in the co-working zone wasn’t functional and suggested moving closer to the window as a compromise. After a phone call with the café owner, the waiter returned and told me that the owner didn’t approve my request and stated that the café is not obligated to provide Wi-Fi.

To provide some context, I had already ordered breakfast and coffee. The prices are above average, but I was willing to pay more for the convenience of working there. Unfortunately, the food turned out to be quite average—nothing special. The coffee was fine, but not outstanding.

While I appreciate that the café has a designated co-working area, there are a few improvements that could make the experience much better: Ensure the Wi-Fi in the co-working zone is reliable, as it’s one of the key features for those coming to work. Offer some flexibility with seating when technical issues arise, like poor Wi-Fi or mobile signal. Consider being more transparent about the limitations of the co-working zone in your advertising to avoid misunderstandings.

Overall, while the concept of a co-working area is nice, the execution left me disappointed. I hope the café takes this feedback into account to improve the experience for future customers. For now, I can’t give...

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