Ratiños coffee shop — Restaurant in Santiago de Compostela

I popped in for brunch on my last day in Santiago and it turned out to be unpleasant experience, and here is why:

When I finally sat outside, I had to wait too long to get the table clean although the waiter saw it which made me feel unwelcome

He brought my order, and still didn’t clean the table. He only came back when he finally saw me taking pictures of dirty dishes that had been left by previous guests

And I would understand that if there were 10 or more tables to serve but there weren’t

I noticed that I had been overcharged after I left the place:

A) On their menu the regular Venezuelan eggs costs €8, and I was charged €10 on the bill

B) and for the golfeado (cinnamon bun) I was charged €3.5 although on their menu sweets on the house cost up to €2.5

Do you think it’s legal?

Some more points: The bun tasted good, so the coffee The location is also cool It’s good that they have complementary water

but the rest had nothing special And the fact of being overcharged and unattended still makes me give them 1 star

The staff seem to be nice people, but I find the service unprofessional and the place – ...

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