BEETNUT — Restaurant in Zurich

Visiting vaccinated traveler who was denied access to eat indoors with my covid certificate from my country today. The cantor of Zurich explicitly mentions all visiting certificates can be accepted until 24th of October where the Swiss covid certificate is accepted and that the digital copy isn’t necessarily until after (made sure to confirm this with the local bureau). I’ve had no issue at other places until today when the gentlemen at the counter didn’t even bother trying to hear that I was telling the truth and told me very rudely I could eat outside. I took my money somewhere else to a place that had no issue and knew the current regulations. If the government of Switzerland granted me access to the country, confirmed my entry and vaccination requirements, wouldn’t you think that would prove my vaccination status that aligns with the local requirements? If you’re a visitor, find another location with friendlier staff who will allow you to show you that they are wrong in their assessment in enforcing...

I was shocked to find on the tables cards with an aggressive urge to customers to clear up their trays. Not having a choice to upload the image, I’ll have to quote it: Hey, you,! - Yeah, you. Didn’t you forget smth?

Is this the way to treat your customers? I would like to see that twisted person who came up with such a deplorable idea.

The people who work there seem to be friendly and welcoming, the incongruity with the little nasty cards shocks even more.

The reply from Beetnut was hilarious. According to them, in order make people listen, one has to be rude. Surprise, surprise, up till now we have all been taught that being polite is what does the job. Maybe the person who wrote to me about the power of rudeness is in the...

While the recommendation from a friend was to try this place out because of its delicious food, unfortunately that was not possible.

After ordering the food, 1 hour went by and to our amazement they had forgotten what we ordered. We then decided to stand up and pay, but the waiter apologized and let us go without paying for the coffee and tea we consumed while waiting.

It was apparent the kitchen and waiters were understaffed, so hopefully this is a sign for management to either address the shortage or limit the tables to ensure...