Yum Yum — Restaurant in Yaiza

Stay away. They will try to con you with the drinks. You will not see them pour the liquor into your glass from the original bottle and they will claim that's how they do it here. I brought this to the attention of the waiter and got a rude reaction. And, in the end, from the taste and smell it was quite clear to me that what I had been served was not the branded liquor I ordered. There is a Spanish term for this: GARRAFÓN.

Update in light of the bunch of blatant lies in your (chat gpt generated) reply:

There was no tantrum. I politely asked for the manager twice, to which your staff were rudely dismissive. You did not offer nor changed nor modified anything of the drink you served. I just did not drink it as it smelled and tasted disgusting, to the extent that, given the fact that it was poured "in secret" I feared for my health (methanol, perhaps). At no point the possibility of a bad review was mentioned. So, another lie you are telling. What you deserve is an inspection from the consumer rights authority of your region to come and, at the very least, give you a big fine for illegally omitting tax from prices on your menu. But don't worry because it can be arranged.

Second update in response to your additional lies:

You are not defending yourself. You are lying (yet again) trying to confuse whoever reads this. There is at least one lie in every paragraph of what you have written. You have no shame and what you are doing is morally reprehensible and, of course,...

We visited Yum Yum for an evening coffee during our trip. We visited Playa Blanca previously (2015), and this was our go-to place for a drink and a sit down, and used to be very quaint. It seems that the cafe has since picked up, and is now more of a bar/cafe, so is a lot louder to what we remember. The waiter was very quick to serve us, so quick that we hadn't even picked up the menu yet after sitting down. When we asked for a couple of minutes to look, he seemed a tad dismissive, but returned and was happy to take our order. The coffee was pretty good, the couches were comfortable and was nice to watch the sea as we had our drinks. We struggled a little bit to get our bill with the cafe being busy, but the staff were grateful for our custom. Overall the experience was okay, and the prices seem average for the location and compared to other similar venues....

We spotted this place on our walk along the promenade, the drinks (milkshakes) looked great and sweet treats looked tasty so we decided to visit that evening after dinner. Chocolate crepe and apple pie was ordered €7 euro each and soooo not worth it. Crepes should be delicate and buttery but this was so tough had to use a knife to cut through it. Apple pie was OK, nothing special but main disappointment was the strawberry shake, looked nothing like shakes spotted earlier in the day, no whipped cream, no toppings, just syrup and milk, don't even think had ice cream in it. Overpriced and much better available on the beach front. Young waiter was very good and respectful, service was no issue at all. Sadly product was not...