Tartines & Co — Restaurant in Nyon

I recently had the pleasure of visiting your establishment and while I thoroughly enjoyed the cakes, I must express my concern regarding the pricing.

The quality of the cakes was undoubtedly commendable, and I appreciate the effort put into them. However, I was taken aback when I received the bill - 22 fr for two pieces of cake and a bottle of water. It was particularly surprising to find that the water alone accounted for nearly 6 Swiss francs.

Furthermore, the 6 cm tartelette priced at 8 francs struck me as disproportionately high. While I understand the value of artisanal creations, this pricing seemed to be on the higher side.

I believe in supporting local businesses and I truly wish to continue enjoying your offerings. However, I hope you can understand my reservations about the current pricing structure.

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9.11.23

Hello,

Thank you for taking the time to respond. I appreciate your perspective on pricing.

As a resident of Switzerland, I'm well aware of the cost of living here.

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