Ogólnie nie będę negować smaku potraw które zamówiłem, gdyż wiele z nich jadłem pierwszy raz i mogły nie podejść moim kubkom smakowym, a to już kwestia gustu. Jednak gdy zdecydowałem się na zjedzenie czegoś bardziej znanego w innych krajach to okazało się że wówczas tego nie ma. Zaproponowałem by kelner mi coś polecił, skoro nie ma "Lamb Shoulder", a niestety kelner chyba nie zrozumiał ani moich słów, ani gestów przedstawiających, że chcę zjeść coś co zaspokoi mój głód, zapytałem więc o rybę która poleca i niestety ostatni raz zaufałem kelnerowi. Zamiast otrzymać pelnoprawną rybę... dostałem 3 zwinięte kawałki łososia na 5 plastrach ananasa, gdzie drugą połowę talerza pokryły dwa sosy... Totalne rozczarowanie. Jedynym pozytywnem o jakim nie wspomniałem jest brak wymogu rezerwacji stolika.
*I spoke in English, even if review is in Polish :) I fully understand you have visiors from many countries, but for example people netherlands are speak fluent English also (not only young generation), and people speaking mainly Catalan also can speak Spanish then I think you don't need to mention about all languages which you hear in restaurant. I didn't expect from others to speak polish, but I fully understand the English is International language.
Anyway I didn't mention missunderstanding was from language barier, but from not understanding what I expect to eat if one of position in menu are not available. Service person speak English with me without issues and if he's not sure, he can mention about it. Situation which I describe was related to example when someone order burger size food, but someone recommend him food with size of fries.
My review wasn't attack, but it's just a small tip for future customers which don't know how exacly looks offered food in menu then add to menu 100-500g in description or attach pictures of food for visualise. Of course if service can't explain how big is a food then is just simple to edit menu. Also when in main topic of food position is "salmon" then you can expect client thinking this is main part of food, not small attachment.
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