malombra

Caro Ivo, non sto di certo qui ad annoiare l'utente che legge narrando le tue eroiche gesta, peraltro accompagnate da un lessico alquanto banale, scontato e di una inverosimile bassezza. Lo stesso utente potrebbe sorridere, come faceva sorridere Pirandello, però.Mi permetto di dire solo una cosa: sono le persone come te fanno che fanno perdere la voglia di fare questo lavoro.Riverenze,Il Proprietario

- Per i più curiosi la mia UNICA risposta al Sig. Kyle è in fondo. - ChatGpt, confermo, fa scrivere un inglese perfetto, meglio di anni in Germania, dove la lingua madre è ovviamente l'inglese. Sig.Kyle, ora traduca Lei. Sig.Kyle, sinceramente, ora basta. Non capisco più questo inutile, falso e bugiardo accanimento. "The atmosphere is very cozy, charming, and the drinks are top notch. The basil gin cocktails we tried were incredible". Sono le bellissime parole che il Sig. Kyle ha speso per il Malombra! E Malombra ringrazia! Le recensioni di Google Maps servono a questo, a recensire un'attività commerciale, non a giudicare ed accanirsi su una persona, che Le stia simpatica o no. Io non l'ho giudicata nè offesa nè accusata, io ho solo ingenuamente sperato nell'educazione civile, che a quanto pare non Le appartiene. Ma non sempre, purtroppo, succede ovunque e comunque. Giudichi da solo le Sue azioni, alquanto dubbie. Dear Kyile, First of all, I’m truly sorry to read your words, and I deeply regret that things have reached a point where you no longer want to hear me out—neither my apology nor my attempt to clarify the situation. I clearly remember the evening and what happened, and I’ll try to summarize it here: • You and your wife arrived already carrying food from Spicy&Lime, and you told my staff member that the restaurant had said it was allowed. That’s fine—in fact, it’s true. Elisa and I have a verbal agreement that if someone is already seated at Malombra, they may order food from her restaurant while continuing to enjoy drinks from our bar. However, Elisa and I clarified this just recently: customers should not arrive with food in hand—they should order it after being seated. This was a misunderstanding between her and me, and for that, I sincerely apologize. • I run a very small bar with limited seating, and only two larger tables to accommodate groups of more than two. When four new guests arrived, I asked you and your wife if you could move to a table for two, since you were occupying one of the larger ones. You replied that you were expecting four more people. I simply asked, for the future, that you let me know in advance in such cases—because in a small space like mine, managing seating is like playing Tetris. • Later, your friends arrived—also with food. They sat down and started eating without ordering anything. After that they ordered the 2 cocktails. Two of them were eating, while the other two sat at a separate table, without ordering, and one of them was drinking a canned iced tea (?)—a product I don’t even sell at my bar. That’s why I kept looking at them—not for any other reason. At that point, I came over to understand what was going on. And I’m sure that, due to language barriers, there was a significant misunderstanding. When I said, “You shouldn’t act like you’re at home,” I meant your living room or kitchen, your house—not your country or nation. I lived in Berlin for eight years, arguably the most LGBTQ-friendly city in the world. My employee is a lesbian, I’m bisexual myself, and my bar is visited by people of every color, race, background, and sexual orientation. I will not allow anyone to label me—or my bar—as racist. I’m sorry, but I must ask that you remove that part from your review. It’s a false and serious accusation based on a linguistic misunderstanding. As for your suggestions about how I should run my bar—I won’t comment. I listen to all feedback. I asked for your email because I never reply to Google reviews. I believe every customer is entitled to their personal experience and opinion. However, reviews must be truthful—and I have never been, am not, and will never be racist. With that said, I hope I’ve been able to explain myself and have chosen the right words. Have a good day