La Paranza

But is the truth optional for you? Or as I believe he lives in a world of his own? …But is the truth optional for you? Or as I believe he lives in a world of his own? You had run out of bitters a while ago and you were asked several times if you wanted anything else. You sat down at 8.30pm and ordered a guitar with clams and a roast, nothing else. He also got up to ask for a glass of water without ordering it. After two hours and with people queuing to sit, having cleared everything away some time ago, we asked if you wanted anything else. Several times. At this point we pointed out to her that we needed the table as there were people waiting and you, I repeat, hadn't been eating for a long time. we are not a bar and our goal, I give you sad news, would also be to work. Furthermore, when he got to the bill he asked me to leave because he wanted to talk to me about what happened. but as you well know and noticed I was very busy. I asked her for a few minutes to free me. in fact she herself told me "don't worry about your appearance" I went out and it was gone after less than 10 minutes. trust me, it's a comparison that I would have really liked to have, I certainly didn't hold back. It took her so long to get up from the table. A few more minutes wouldn't have changed her life In response to the answer: her wisdom is evident, she judges and thinks she knows everything. I was warned that "she would like to talk to me" but not being at her command and being busy serving other customers like her I certainly couldn't leave. It's nice to write things as they are convenient but he spent €56 because he bought a mixed roast, a guitar with clams, a bottle of water, a quarter of wine, sorbet and bitters. I regret your daughter's health but it is certainly not our responsibility, what should we have done?! So “the glass of water” serves to underline our availability. As I write above, her wisdom makes her believe that I know nothing about the room, but in the meantime an owner has very different skills and can delegate, it is not up to her to decide the whys and hows in other people's homes. furthermore, the girl who waits at the tables is my partner and co-owner who was neither rude nor inappropriate, she just asked you after two hours of staying without consuming and therefore for no reason, if you could leave the table to the waiting customers. The rude one was she who replied “I'll leave when I'm done” If there had been free tables, no one would have disturbed you, we are not sadists, on the contrary, we like it when customers extend their stay because it indicates that they are feeling good. Your neighbors have probably just understood our need... there are people and people. Trust me, it's sad to have to deal with certain types of customers, as a customer I respect and understand the needs of others More