Rasta Nyköpingsbro — Restaurant in Nyköpings kommun

Not your normal Rasta! The restaurant staff weren’t friendly, the showers were not cleaned, the food portions were very small 🤬 Normally Rasta service stations in Sweden are very truck friendly, but this one I’m afraid is not. I ordered food and then asked was the salad and drink included, a blunt no was the reply.🤬 When I mentioned that normally Rasta services offer truck drivers a set menu I was told I didn’t order a set menu, even though they asked for the set menu🤬 This is the first Rasta service area that I can fault, the rest I have visited were excellent so I would ask Rasta management to advise the staff here that truck drivers only want a good feed and some sort of politeness. It’s not a...

We stopped around noon time today Food is delicious.

However, We dont speak Swedish. English menu is required.

At the cashier when we asked if Schmitzel is pork/chicken Restaurant kitchen’s employee yelled at us with a temperament and said ”scnitzel is obviously Pork” and with an unpleasant gesture and happy to humiliate us around other customers escaped to kitchen today.

When I told the cashier that this behaviour is unacceptable asked the cashier to call her to talk. Cashier said that she does not want to come.

I really disliked her approach as I was just askin a simple question.

Thanks in advance for the...

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