As an Italian the fact that they asked for tips says a lot lmao. If it wasnt obvious from the ridicolous prices, they are there just to scam tourists. Tipping is not really a thing in Italy, it happens at restaurants but rarely, and you certainly dont ask for it.
I purposely avoid hairdresser saloons here in Copenhagen who only takes cash and not even mobilepay. Many of the saloons in this part of Copenhagen are litterally money laundry businesses and I don't really feel like supporting that
@@nejkajaryba1710 That means that he can talk with more than half of the world from knowing English /Spanish + I believe he can talk about basic things with other eastern European Slavic countries (and Russia) from knowing Slovakian.
Last year 5 of us had a meal in Sardinia, by the sea, with fish that was freshly caught that day (they literally brought the fish out to us before they cooked it), with wine etc. 300 euros. Less per person than this ripoff.
You can't realistically expect to rent a boat for 150 euros in both Italy and most of the European countries. The price of their meal alone would have been reasonable only if the restaurant were a notorious one
Absolutely agree. You can get a pizza in the countryside from a family run restaurant for just 4 euros and it might just be the pizza of your life. Talking from experience. I love Italy, it's always a pleasure to visit this country
bruschetta for 27 euros and pizza diavola for 21 - this is plain scam. and tipping is not a common thing in italy - so asking for tip is absolute madness.
I was alarmed by the waiter declaring the tap water too dirty to drink. I'd have asked him how they wash their dishes, y'know if the tap water is contaminated and "dirty here".
@@krazyshady902 The worst city for any traveller of cynical disposition to visit is Venice. The most magnificent city which is horrifyingly soulless. It's desperately sad and the energy is ugly. Underwhelming food, shameless chasing of every rolling Euro coin, heartless service and a disdain for the tourists that they actually rely on for income. There's no love in Venice. It's so beautiful but so ugly.
"Only cash" in a city like Milan is laughable. Every italian knows what it means when a place accepts only cash... For anyone visiting Italy in the future: know that BY LAW they MUST let you pay with your preferred method of payment. If they do not let you pay with card, first ask if you can pay using bank transfer and if they still do not accept it, threaten to call Guardia di Finanza (phone number is 117), they'll backtrack really fast. You are allowed to leave without paying if they do not accept card payment or bank transfer and you do not want to use cash. You also would be in the right from a legal standpoint because of a law that recently passed.
I have a baseball cap of the Guardia di Finanza. Quite a few times when a restaurant tried to scam me, I would pull out my cap from my bag and watch their face turn pale. It's weird because it suddenly awakened their language skills. :)
I think it's about that we're all different (this is toilet, this is sink) and about humanity has its flaws, that we're all imperfect ( the missing lid). But in the end ..., well ..., I havent figuered out the shit analogy yet..
@@svenericklemantowitz7233 Maybe it's seeing and acknowledging the flaws in others (the missing lid) that gives us the confidence to be ourselves and spill our guts?
It's the best restaurant review I have ever watched... straight to the point with an investigative confrontation. Keep up the goodwork Peter.
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If you go to italy you're surrounded with places where you're have decent food at decent price. I'm more used to food in Spain so Italian food most of the times comes as very soft for me but still I find difficult to have bad food in Italy (I have not been in southern Italy though, only north), so if you go to a place like this that screams tourist trap it's basically because you're the most context unaware person ever.
loved vlad's comprehensive toilet review, very direct and efficient hahah!! definitely left me with a lot of laughter!! keep up with the amazing work!!
loved that part too ! Also when you are pissed off and rightfully so, usually you can articulate very well. Because you know exactly what and why you are pissed off about.
It’s actually priced on the menu. Nobody is forcing them to order it….the scams are when prices aren’t disclosed (like ‘market price’ for fish). These guys knew exactly what everything cost, so don’t know why they are whining.
@@johnmehlman5195 Not really, plenty of places charge expensive prices and the quality isn't better. If you go to high end night clubs, they charge you thousands for a table and hundreds of dollars for a water bottle, and well, it's still water at the end of the day. You can buy popcorn for 0.25 cent at the grocery store, go to a movie theater and they charge you near 40X at 10 dolllars. Still not a scam. It's expensive, up to you to pay it or not. Nobody lied to anyone.
As an Italian I can't believe they had the guts to charge 27 euros for bruschette. It's usually prices 1.50, 2 euros at best. This is so embarassing! The waiter was probably scared that if he was honest he'd be immediatly fired from his boss who was clearly watching. EDIT before this comment sections goes haywire: I didn't want people arguing in the comments, I'm so sorry! If you don't believe me it's ok, I live in a very smol town in the south with tomato plantations all over. Just please don't insult anyone for two slices of bread, lmao
27 euros is insane, in Brazil (even though we have 40 million italian-brazilians) in most italian restaurants the max price a Bruschetta can get is R$ 27 (5 euros), and Im talking about over 20 bruschettas for 5 euros
@@julienhuart8233 I'm from the south too, but I think the price depends on the city and on the quantity of bruschette (where I live they're that cheap for real, and a very big Margherita is 3 euros only)
Mate, 1,5/2€? Dove? Manco coi pomodori scaduti te la servono a 2€ le bruschette dai Aggiungi che sono in centrale a Milano, 27€ anche no, ma 2€? Non siam ridicoli
As a server i always ask customers if they want another drink once theirs is finished. Not to push them to consume, but because I dont want them to sit around with empty glasses. So its not always negative, it can just be an attentive waiter
That's a different situation, as a waiter i agree with you but in this case they are just pushing them to take other beverage so that they can charge more money
As an Italian, from Milan, I'm extremely sorry when I see this type of stuff. Our country is full of awesome places where you can literally have the best time of your life! When I see tourist that fall in those tourists traps it really is a shame... Please, avoid these typle of places in the centre or (like this one) behind the city station, watch the reviews beforehand and the best thing would be to talk to locals and get recommendations directly from them :) Theres a lot of good stuff even in the centre, just ask some locals, we know!!
Good and bad places everywhere - don’t take it to heart. Only had the pleasure of visiting your country once - many many years back (wasn’t Milan though). Lots of fond memories of great food and really friendly people!
Well, they did deliberately seek out the worst, and they found it. 😅 To tell the truth, I also had the worst pizza in my life in Italy, but it was up in the Tyrolean region. Still it was run by actual Italians. So the moral is, you can find wonderful and awful things in Italy. :-)
Two years ago, I ate there on my own. I did not have any cash on me because I was a tourist and did not know you could not pay with card. They DEMANDED my bag (filled with my personal belongings) While they obeyed me to go get cash. They demanded a tip and when I did not give them any, they wanted to keep my bag. NEVER again
as an italian myself, it HURTS to see that overpriced menu. 15€ for bruschetta?? almost 30€ for pasta??? and ASKING for tips? in italy, tips are not even a thing sometimes, we don’t usually give them that much and surely we (as a waitress myself) don’t ask for them. also no cards payment accepted? oh boy. they are not going to pay a single cent of a tax for that 150€ bill. no words left
Tourist trap run by Romanian Gypsies, although you have to wonder how they were not closed after so much negative exposure. They might not pay tax but they probably pay their bribes.
remember tourists, card payment is mandatory in Italy (and so should be good food), so if they refuse to accept cards just say you're gonna call "La Finanza" 😂 p.s. Tap water is really not good in Milan
Ma in generale non credo ci sia un ristorante in italia che ti dia l'acqua del rubinetto, non ho mai provato a chiedere ma ne sono al 99 % sicuro di ciò.
@@LoreF. per fortuna in Italia non è così comune come in altri paesi europei e non. Che poi una bottiglia te la facciano pagare una sassata quello è un altro discorso.
27€ a bruschetta? I mean, I know Milan is expensive (I work there) but that's a PURE THEFTH! Those prices makes NO SENSE at all. I'm surprised any customer, seeing those, decided to stay... These people must be jailed.
Gli unici prezzi che possono starci e’ la birra che purtroppo è rincarata enormemente negli ultimi 10 anni, il caffè (perché ristorante) e la caprese forse, ma giusto perché sono a Milano altrimenti 10 euro max in altri luoghi. In ogni caso penserei che son cari questi 3 elementi eh, ma almeno più comprensibili del resto dei prezzi.
@@littlecookingtips se vedi il menù, hanno invertito i prezzi di bruschetta e caprese. Anche a me sembrava impossibile 27 una e 16 l'altra. Poi i prezzi messi a video sono in dollari
Ma perche`? Nobody with brains would think that is typical of Italy. I normally don't go to fancy places, just where the people from the neighbourhood eat, and I've never had anything other than great food and friendly welcomes. I am now sad not to be in Italy, the most human and civilized place on earth.
Today was actually a really great day for me and for the first time in a long time I felt actual hope. And then this gem dropped. Thanks for making my day even better.
Hope you’re doing ok Dude! One day at a time. If a little light UA-cam entertainment is helping, then it’s just what the doctor ordered. Best of luck with everything you ever do you beautiful stranger you.
@@packers256 Many people coming from Poland, Czech, Slovakia actually do. Romanias also, the Yao under generation maybe not but generation X could actually speak Romanian, russian, English and some even French and/or Italian
@@leykimayri I come from Czech. No, it isn't common lmao. It's common to speak basic English and to understand bits and pieces of a few other languages.
The immediate "where's the tip" was the best for me ahahah also the way they spotted the camera in Vlad's glasses. I feel that A LOT of people film in there. But now we wanna know what was the legal issue there
I've been in restaurants in Italy where they wanted you to take a quick picture (not bothering the other guests) because they were proud of their food. Or maybe they were just too polite to say 'no.'
They don't pay taxes you can't pay with credit 💳 card . Also the prices sky high . Never sit in restaurants in the center of the city , tourist attractions scams
Dearest Peter I've been watching you since the very beginning. I am an Italian from the beautiful city of Verona. I am so glad you are exposing some of the worst tourist traps in our country. You should have called the police.
@@jacopodam184 Exactly the receipt was just a print of their order no legal engagments or end of the transaction just a copy and it will be deleted. In my country if they dont provide you with proper receipt you can leave or call the police until its given. Had a party with 16 people and they refused to give normal receipt, they said gonna call the police but i called it at the end everything turned out to be free and they got a fine because their boss didnt give them permission to give out real receipts :D
none of them is Italian !!! They immigrated from North Africa and pass themselves off as Italians to boost sales at the restaurant. Italians have great respect for hospitality and cuisine, you will never find a true Italian doing what they do
I love how the waiter claims he can speak Spanish, but is really just speaking Italian with a few Spanish words mixed in. Then as he starts to lose his chill it slowly turns into pure Italian.
I've visited this restaurant before on my trip to Milan and the same thing happened to me and my partner. We came off of the coach from the airport and were in need of some quick food. We stumbled upon this restaurant and ended up being charged €32 for 1 pizza and two coke zeros. They even added on a charge to use the cutlery! When it came time to pay the bill the exact same man asked me for a tip and held his hand in my face. When I told him 'no tip' he walked away exactly like he did in this video! I never released it was so poorly reviewed until I arrived at my hotel later that evening!!!
LOL that's funny. We spent one night in Milan about 10 years ago and had dinner at an amazing restaurant but our hotel ended up being a scam. Upon arriving there, they told us that our room was flooded due to a plumbing problem so they had to house us in "alternative accomodation". We were picked up close to the hotel in the old town and driven to an area with tall office buildings where we were given a key card to a flat and an access code to the fridge where our breakfast for the next day was stored, along with several other trays for other tourists. The next day when they came to collect the fee we insisted on getting a receipt and paying by card. They pressured us a bit with a discount for cash payments etc but we insisted on seeing the receipt and they said they'd mail it to us, which never happened. Taking a closer look at the reviews back home, there was a several months gap with no reviews and from then on every single person mentioned the plumbing problem and the alternative accomodation that turned out to be ok. So I guess the original hotel went out of business and someone hijacked their website... and we got a free night in the center of Milan.
Unfortunately the "scamming" that happens in Italy happens in literally every sector where money is involved. The dentist, the book store, you name it, they will all pretend that the card reader doesnt work so you pay in cash and then they probably dont pay taxes. Sometimes they openly say "if you pay cash i will make you pay less". It's sad, but what I saw today is the norm. I'm Italian btw
It's the same everywhere. I'm from Salzburg and when a German friend visited and told the taxi driver where to go in her German accent, he tried to take us on a huge detour.
@@murmor6890 Very true, it's even common practice that when you buy an apartment or house you usually pay a few thousands or tens of thousands of the price on the side to keep the taxes down. So when you hand over the keys you also hand over an envelope full of cash and that's part of the deal. I couldn't b elieve it when I found out this is standard practice
Mate, I've been there! They scammed me too. EUR 60. But I insisted on paying card or else I'd walk and they let me, then I just didn't sign the receipt and disputed it later.
As an Italian I stopped at 11:37... In an average pizzeria if you look at the menu and see a margherita for 12 euros, or Ananas (pineapple) pizza or Pizza with chicken 🤢, you usually change pizzeria lol. Usually a pizza will cost NO MORE than around 12 euros, unless it's unique or has a lot of toppings. A margherita will cost no more than 7 euros. You don't see 20 euros for a pizza even in more expensive restaurants, unless they are important Italian chefs with michelin rewards like Carlo Cracco, but these don't seem like Cracco to me 😅
Tysm for that amazing vid once again !! You are exposing those crap restaurants who takes advantages of the tourists with overpriced bad food and hidden costs... sadly those are more expended than we think. Im French and we have the same issues in Paris close to the big tourist attractions, which also make me very sad cus tourists have a very bad image of our country after. Keep up the good job❤️🔥
As an Italian, I can confirm that I’ve never came across something like this… that was just a shame. Nonetheless, as long as tap water is concerned, you never ask for tap water at an Italian restaurant, that is not common to ask and it is not socially accepted (it is seen by restaurateurs as a lack of respect). Don’t ask me why 😂, it’s just the way it is. Your contents are getting more and more quality ❤
Same in Germany - they look at you with seventeen eyes. However, they can't refuse it or say that the same water they use for cooking and washing is 'dirty.'
@@AngloAm That's weird. In France, even if you ask for another drink, they will also serve you tap water by default. Or you ask them if they forgot it.
Btw, I absolutely loved all the stuff Vlad was doing in the background at the start of the video. You guys are so good with the slapstick humor mixed in.
In balkans the owner would give you free desert without asking you if you want one,thats what Balkan people are like. This man here is prob somewhere from East.
if anyone wants to know, the video is very safe and shows nothing disgusting (except ethics, I guess) at 14:40 vlad shows the bathroom that (spoiler) looks clean, if anyone dislikes that, now you're aware. apart from that, chill.
As an Italian this doesn't surprise me at all. prices about double that of a good restaurant where you can eat fresh fish. I would have liked to enter the kitchen to see how clean it is and how fresh the food is. it is obvious that with a considerable amount of choice on the menu the ingredients cannot all be fresh.
Only cash because that is not a regular fiscal document. They don't accept card because they did not printed a regular document on which they declare taxes
That place is well known around Italy for being the worst restaurant of the whole country, other italians youtuber have done previously videos like yours (that`s why he noticed the camera, they`re used). Being in the hearth of Milano higher prices ae justified but those ones are unsane, a diavola usually doesn`t cost more than 12/15€ and same price also for that thing they dare calling "bolognese". I believe they know you were there to record a video as soon as they say the camera and the glasses do I would consider myself lucky bcause you have been "treated well"... wish you don`t get food poisoning 😁
Hey bro im trying to move to italy but i Just Saw that a lot of italians are not satisfied and trying to move out from it and also by watching these videos i really get scared so you as an italian do you think life in italy is good and do you advise me to do it ?
Italians are ALWAYS complaining they ranked 3rd in a survey but Italy overall is better than 95% of the world's countries. No one can tell you to do it or not, depends on your skills and if you can find a job and so many other variables. If you can, go and stay for a month or two FIRST.@@dyn6308
I'm Italian and obviously they just tryna scam tourists as you already know. What is sad tho it's the image that they leave in the mind of those tourists of Italy and Milan, and that's simply not fair! We have beautiful places and beautiful restaurants where you eat incredibly good and spend low amounts! Keep up the good work Peter, extremely entertaining and informative content!!
IT IS OUTSIDE THE LAW Tips in Italy are not obligatory and it is not normal to ask for them on the receipt like that. Furthermore, in Italy there is a law that requires ALL merchants to have payment by credit card (otherwise you are authorized to go away and look for an ATM to be able to withdraw and return to pay them) It seems clear to me that they treated you like tourists and scammed you exactly as the reviews said. ps: Pizzas in Italy don't cost 25/30 euros each (unless you go to a starred restaurant) I think they have a menu for tourists and one for Italians and all of this is a shame.
Hey Peter! Great episode as always! I really hope you get the chance to visit one of the worst reviewed establishments in Bulgaria too sometime in the near future 😉
That’s not even an official receipt, it’s a pre-bill without invoice details. In this way they ask you to pay with cash and the payment is not traced and no taxes are paid
I went to Paris once, I got scammed in many situations on daily basis on every corner. Literally felt like a scam city for tourists. I promised myself to never come back again
sounds like me going to Vietnam the first time... go to a cheap restuarant that was ok then go back second time to support there business and they want to triple charge you for the white skin. check in a hotel with a booking and they want to say pay tax extra give me cash... go and get a taxi and find some meters are rigged and fake... explains why Vietnam really gets hardly any toursism compared to other asian countries they dont understand the concept of treat yoru customer like garbage and they wont return treat them good and they will come back
bro I don't think I've ever seen Peter this genuinely frazzled before, can't imagine how unhappy some of their usual customers are if even Peter can't find something nice to say about them. Guarantee they put effort into the antipasti because that's all they expect people to order once they see the prices. The high prices cover whatever small time money laundering the family is doing behind the scenes, I've seen this before in many places.
Owner is romanian .. this fast service is normal in romania , but the price .. well .. its just a rip off ! But if you are almost done with beer in romania, in 2 second someone will ask you if you want more !
It’s not normal and the quality of the service and food is not normal neither, in Romania this place would have closed after a few months… and the owner is gypsy by the name, lacstus is a gypsy surname.
As an Italian the fact that they asked for tips says a lot lmao. If it wasnt obvious from the ridicolous prices, they are there just to scam tourists. Tipping is not really a thing in Italy, it happens at restaurants but rarely, and you certainly dont ask for it.
Yeah, and did you see the ""receipt""?
@@LorenzoLeonardini oh yeah I didnt see "tips not included 10% good 20% excellent" hahahahah che schifosi mamma mia
Tipping is normal in Europe I always tip in a restaurant if I’m well served but is certainly not expected or even an obligation.
These days its expected in most of europe. @@mesa9724
tipping is not really a thing in italy...like in the rest of Europe! lol.
They didn't allow you to pay with card because they didn't make a valid legal receipt, they're not gonna pay any taxes on that 150 euros...
Yeah, and people dispute it. But I'm used to that as a good 'ol European so I already ask in advance: Cards accepted? Got the logos on the door...
@@officialflorint You have to accept card in italy, by law. If you refuse, you get fined. But tourist don't know this and they don't call the police
They should step up their game by asking 2 euros for entry and 2 euros to get the menu. Jokes intended 😄
send this video to police lol
I purposely avoid hairdresser saloons here in Copenhagen who only takes cash and not even mobilepay. Many of the saloons in this part of Copenhagen are litterally money laundry businesses and I don't really feel like supporting that
"This is toilet
This is sink
Toilet has no lid
Im going to sh*t"
Pure poetry right here
😂😂😂😂
Walhoo Akbar@@sevuloniralphtasere6991
hahahahahah
It rhymes. No lid. I shit. 😂😂😂
I cantaloupe 🤣🤣🤣
Its such a flex being able to speak a bunch of languages this fluently, well done peter
Yeah, he's got a pretty good Spanish. I think he got better than last time I watched him speaking it :)
Spanish, English and Slovakian is impressive but not enough!
@@nejkajaryba1710 nigga what
@@nejkajaryba1710 That means that he can talk with more than half of the world from knowing English /Spanish + I believe he can talk about basic things with other eastern European Slavic countries (and Russia) from knowing Slovakian.
@@Herostratus222 damn you're right, I think I could understand him if he tried (I'm Belarusian)
150 euro in italy should be like 3 people on the sea, drinking wine, eating the best pasta ... going 'large' in life. absolute scam place
Last year 5 of us had a meal in Sardinia, by the sea, with fish that was freshly caught that day (they literally brought the fish out to us before they cooked it), with wine etc. 300 euros. Less per person than this ripoff.
You can't realistically expect to rent a boat for 150 euros in both Italy and most of the European countries. The price of their meal alone would have been reasonable only if the restaurant were a notorious one
@@vanitas. I don't think they meant a boat, just a nice restaurant with a sea view
Absolutely agree. You can get a pizza in the countryside from a family run restaurant for just 4 euros and it might just be the pizza of your life. Talking from experience. I love Italy, it's always a pleasure to visit this country
@@vanitas. €150 for 2 people is not reasonable unless we talk a place in the Guide Michelin.
bruschetta for 27 euros and pizza diavola for 21 - this is plain scam.
and tipping is not a common thing in italy - so asking for tip is absolute madness.
As an Italian, I hope that this video contributes to closing down the restaurant of these scammers, leaving room for honest restaurateurs...
Yea but you guys won’t do sh*t about it. At least when you visit the area you should warn people and yell at the staff
@@biggestcomplainer that's a really fast way to earn a beating by 5 egyptians or pakistanis
I was alarmed by the waiter declaring the tap water too dirty to drink. I'd have asked him how they wash their dishes, y'know if the tap water is contaminated and "dirty here".
These places are everywhere in Europe
@@krazyshady902 The worst city for any traveller of cynical disposition to visit is Venice. The most magnificent city which is horrifyingly soulless. It's desperately sad and the energy is ugly. Underwhelming food, shameless chasing of every rolling Euro coin, heartless service and a disdain for the tourists that they actually rely on for income. There's no love in Venice. It's so beautiful but so ugly.
"Only cash" in a city like Milan is laughable. Every italian knows what it means when a place accepts only cash... For anyone visiting Italy in the future: know that BY LAW they MUST let you pay with your preferred method of payment. If they do not let you pay with card, first ask if you can pay using bank transfer and if they still do not accept it, threaten to call Guardia di Finanza (phone number is 117), they'll backtrack really fast. You are allowed to leave without paying if they do not accept card payment or bank transfer and you do not want to use cash. You also would be in the right from a legal standpoint because of a law that recently passed.
yep
Good to know! Thank you ❤
Oh, of course! That makes me wonder how many businesses are doing this tactic... Hmmm...
Well then I know where I'll eat next time in Milano lmao
I have a baseball cap of the Guardia di Finanza. Quite a few times when a restaurant tried to scam me, I would pull out my cap from my bag and watch their face turn pale. It's weird because it suddenly awakened their language skills. :)
20 years im in hotel industry.Not even once i saw or heard the waiter,server ask for tip in front of guest.
Haha Vlad's toilet review is like a poem: "This is toilet, this is sink, toilet has no lid, I'm going to shit". Beautiful!
I think it's about that we're all different (this is toilet, this is sink) and about humanity has its flaws, that we're all imperfect ( the missing lid). But in the end ..., well ..., I havent figuered out the shit analogy yet..
@@svenericklemantowitz7233 Vlad is such a poet, and a philosopher too. Thanks for the clarification of his inspirational words.
@@svenericklemantowitz7233 Maybe it's seeing and acknowledging the flaws in others (the missing lid) that gives us the confidence to be ourselves and spill our guts?
he almost made a haiku. the man is a genius.
@@greatleader4841 my first thought exactly
Turkish server in an Italian restaurant argueing in spanish with an eastern european guy who vlogs in english.
Love it
And then Americans say they have much more diversity across their states :D
With an Arab laughing
And the restaurant’s name has a romanian name in it “Lacatus Vasile” 😂
He is from Marocco 100%
@@berna1910 Yes
It's the best restaurant review I have ever watched... straight to the point with an investigative confrontation. Keep up the goodwork Peter.
If you go to italy you're surrounded with places where you're have decent food at decent price. I'm more used to food in Spain so Italian food most of the times comes as very soft for me but still I find difficult to have bad food in Italy (I have not been in southern Italy though, only north), so if you go to a place like this that screams tourist trap it's basically because you're the most context unaware person ever.
”You ate, you paid, bye!”
Pure Michelin standard, right there.
Except their foods aren't at the michelin standards at all. Below average
@@importshitbecomeshitfr I disagree with ur name but that restaurant seems god awful lol
@@importshitbecomeshitMichelin standard is bullshit
@@Jwoshiewhy disagree tho?
@@willy4170 people have different opinions im allowed to disagree :p
loved vlad's comprehensive toilet review, very direct and efficient hahah!! definitely left me with a lot of laughter!! keep up with the amazing work!!
i spit my drank when he was asked to tell a joke and the only jokes he knew were racist ones
What are you talking about. There is no section like that
@@mettscientist clearly didnt watch it then!!
The toilet has no lid, I'm going to shit😂😂😂
@@danidamianov2739Short and sweet; kratko i slatko. 😂😂😂😂
13:27
"Do you know any jokes in English?"
"Without racist content?"
"Yes."
"No..." this part of the video had me laughing for 10 minutes straight
grow up.
@@lune5289 get a life
@@lune5289 get a life
Grow up
@@Songlibrary33 grow up
As a native spanish speaker, I'm surprised by how well Peter can speak under a tense situation!
loved that part too ! Also when you are pissed off and rightfully so, usually you can articulate very well. Because you know exactly what and why you are pissed off about.
yeah, I'm impressed, and I don't get impressed that much.
as a spanish speaker, my ears bleed when I hear "camareros". The right word is "meseros)
Es lo mismo jajaja@@mortensenvick5711
@@mortensenvick5711mesero, camarero, mozo, incluso garzón. Todos términos correctos según donde te encuentres.
As a person that lives in Italy , 27€ FOR A BRUSCHETTA???I can literally buy a very good pizza at my local pizzeria for just 7€
It’s actually priced on the menu. Nobody is forcing them to order it….the scams are when prices aren’t disclosed (like ‘market price’ for fish). These guys knew exactly what everything cost, so don’t know why they are whining.
for that money i get a 0.75 gram of cocaine in europe lol
@@rickroll9086so you can just charge high prices for shit food? and that isnt a scam? what are you smoking
@@rickroll9086the scam is when you dont know the quality of the food, if you buy a 37 euro bruchetta, you expect it to be high quality
@@johnmehlman5195 Not really, plenty of places charge expensive prices and the quality isn't better. If you go to high end night clubs, they charge you thousands for a table and hundreds of dollars for a water bottle, and well, it's still water at the end of the day.
You can buy popcorn for 0.25 cent at the grocery store, go to a movie theater and they charge you near 40X at 10 dolllars. Still not a scam. It's expensive, up to you to pay it or not. Nobody lied to anyone.
14:44 What rhyming scheme - Vlad is rather poetic 😂:
"This is toilet, this is sink,
Toilet has no lid, I'm going to sh**!"
As an Italian I can't believe they had the guts to charge 27 euros for bruschette. It's usually prices 1.50, 2 euros at best. This is so embarassing! The waiter was probably scared that if he was honest he'd be immediatly fired from his boss who was clearly watching.
EDIT before this comment sections goes haywire: I didn't want people arguing in the comments, I'm so sorry! If you don't believe me it's ok, I live in a very smol town in the south with tomato plantations all over. Just please don't insult anyone for two slices of bread, lmao
1.5 to 2 euros is not bad at all.
27 euros is insane, in Brazil (even though we have 40 million italian-brazilians) in most italian restaurants the max price a Bruschetta can get is R$ 27 (5 euros), and Im talking about over 20 bruschettas for 5 euros
I am not 100% italian but i can assure you after spending a tons of time there, a bruschette is around 5 to 7 euros, at least in the south
@@julienhuart8233 I'm from the south too, but I think the price depends on the city and on the quantity of bruschette (where I live they're that cheap for real, and a very big Margherita is 3 euros only)
Mate, 1,5/2€? Dove? Manco coi pomodori scaduti te la servono a 2€ le bruschette dai
Aggiungi che sono in centrale a Milano, 27€ anche no, ma 2€? Non siam ridicoli
- Tips?
- Chips?
LOL I literally burst out laughing 🤣🤣🤣
Genius move
Best part of the video
As a server i always ask customers if they want another drink once theirs is finished. Not to push them to consume, but because I dont want them to sit around with empty glasses. So its not always negative, it can just be an attentive waiter
exactly, people that never worked on the industry don't understand. Maybe you'll be busy in the exact moment they will make that request
when I'm drinking beer and I didnt finish eating I always want another glass, so its nice
That's a different situation, as a waiter i agree with you but in this case they are just pushing them to take other beverage so that they can charge more money
As an Italian, from Milan, I'm extremely sorry when I see this type of stuff. Our country is full of awesome places where you can literally have the best time of your life! When I see tourist that fall in those tourists traps it really is a shame... Please, avoid these typle of places in the centre or (like this one) behind the city station, watch the reviews beforehand and the best thing would be to talk to locals and get recommendations directly from them :)
Theres a lot of good stuff even in the centre, just ask some locals, we know!!
Good and bad places everywhere - don’t take it to heart. Only had the pleasure of visiting your country once - many many years back (wasn’t Milan though). Lots of fond memories of great food and really friendly people!
Everywhere are great and horrible places no need to be sorry my friend
In all fairness, that server didn't even look Italian. Strong Gypsy vibe and look, if you ask me.
Well, they did deliberately seek out the worst, and they found it. 😅 To tell the truth, I also had the worst pizza in my life in Italy, but it was up in the Tyrolean region. Still it was run by actual Italians.
So the moral is, you can find wonderful and awful things in Italy. :-)
Agree👏👏👏❤️
Two years ago, I ate there on my own. I did not have any cash on me because I was a tourist and did not know you could not pay with card. They DEMANDED my bag (filled with my personal belongings) While they obeyed me to go get cash. They demanded a tip and when I did not give them any, they wanted to keep my bag. NEVER again
You should have called police or "Guardia di Finanza"
That looks more like ur problem 😂
And... Why did you comply with any of that?
For real?!!
In italy is illegal for any shop not have eletronic pay,they just try to stole from tax
"Do you know jokes in english?"
"Without racists content?"
"Yeah."
"No."🤣
as an italian myself, it HURTS to see that overpriced menu. 15€ for bruschetta?? almost 30€ for pasta??? and ASKING for tips? in italy, tips are not even a thing sometimes, we don’t usually give them that much and surely we (as a waitress myself) don’t ask for them. also no cards payment accepted? oh boy. they are not going to pay a single cent of a tax for that 150€ bill.
no words left
Tourist trap run by Romanian Gypsies, although you have to wonder how they were not closed after so much negative exposure. They might not pay tax but they probably pay their bribes.
Yes, not going to pay a penny in taxes. Nearly impossible to prove.
The bruschetta cost TWICE that as unbelievable as it is to say.
tip is definetely expected in italy, even though quite small, like in other european countries
@@mortensenvick5711 yes, they are expected, NOT asked on purpose
remember tourists, card payment is mandatory in Italy (and so should be good food), so if they refuse to accept cards just say you're gonna call "La Finanza" 😂 p.s. Tap water is really not good in Milan
tra l'altro lo scontrino che gli hanno dato non è valido, il che spiega la reticenza verso il pagamento elettronico
Ma in generale non credo ci sia un ristorante in italia che ti dia l'acqua del rubinetto, non ho mai provato a chiedere ma ne sono al 99 % sicuro di ciò.
@@LoreF. nello scorso video a napoli mi pare glie l'abbiano data, poi secondo me in realta è pure contro alle regole haccp 😆
@@LoreF. per fortuna in Italia non è così comune come in altri paesi europei e non. Che poi una bottiglia te la facciano pagare una sassata quello è un altro discorso.
@@LoreF. se la chiedi tutti in generale te la danno.
"Atleast the air was free" got me good 😂😂😂😂
27€ a bruschetta? I mean, I know Milan is expensive (I work there) but that's a PURE THEFTH! Those prices makes NO SENSE at all. I'm surprised any customer, seeing those, decided to stay...
These people must be jailed.
Quasi lo stesso prezzo con i primi! Davvero incredibile!
Gli unici prezzi che possono starci e’ la birra che purtroppo è rincarata enormemente negli ultimi 10 anni, il caffè (perché ristorante) e la caprese forse, ma giusto perché sono a Milano altrimenti 10 euro max in altri luoghi. In ogni caso penserei che son cari questi 3 elementi eh, ma almeno più comprensibili del resto dei prezzi.
why do u want to jail the customers who decided to stay?
@@littlecookingtips se vedi il menù, hanno invertito i prezzi di bruschetta e caprese. Anche a me sembrava impossibile 27 una e 16 l'altra. Poi i prezzi messi a video sono in dollari
@@furukawatakeru1800 Read again. He meant the owners of this shithole, not the customers.
As an Italian, that is beyond shameful.. thanks for exposing this scammer!
Ma perche`? Nobody with brains would think that is typical of Italy. I normally don't go to fancy places, just where the people from the neighbourhood eat, and I've never had anything other than great food and friendly welcomes. I am now sad not to be in Italy, the most human and civilized place on earth.
@@AngloAm i’m not generalising, i’m talking specifically about this case scenario
@@AngloAmGrazie
First time watcher, and I really like the way you conduct yourself and the confrontation. Well done.
Today was actually a really great day for me and for the first time in a long time I felt actual hope. And then this gem dropped. Thanks for making my day even better.
You're doing great dude, keep it up. Life is ups and downs.
@@antonioluzio7150Thank you❤
@@karamtakmout1568Thanks man🎉🎉
Proud of you man, hope tomorrow's even better.
Hope you’re doing ok Dude! One day at a time. If a little light UA-cam entertainment is helping, then it’s just what the doctor ordered. Best of luck with everything you ever do you beautiful stranger you.
My jaw dropped the moment the waiter almost snatched the 10€ note away, that was shocking, they've got no shame
I've never seen Peter so mad!
He wasn’t reaching for the bill just showing him where it said “tip” on the paper
@@erick07cas I've replayed it and I'm really not sure. It looks like he was pointing at was what in Peter's hand
17:54 you mean for this ?
@@casteltheghettomonk4392 yeah 17:47
@@Eniramoi well he didn't try to snatch it
Btw, the animals who acted as waiters are NOT Italian. What about the owner?
Lets take a moment to appreciate Peter’s skills to speak multiple languages so good
That is something very common in Europe
@@leykimayri It's not "very common" to speak a Slavic, Germanic, and Romance language at a fluent level lmao
@@packers256 Many people coming from Poland, Czech, Slovakia actually do. Romanias also, the Yao under generation maybe not but generation X could actually speak Romanian, russian, English and some even French and/or Italian
@@leykimayri I come from Czech. No, it isn't common lmao. It's common to speak basic English and to understand bits and pieces of a few other languages.
@@packers256 And if you need it for your work you’ll improve it easier than having to learn from scratch a whole new language.
The immediate "where's the tip" was the best for me ahahah also the way they spotted the camera in Vlad's glasses. I feel that A LOT of people film in there.
But now we wanna know what was the legal issue there
Yeah it’s quite fsmous here in Italy for its scams and many youtubers did videos
@@daviderozzoni9686 that's what I thought. Thanks 👍
probably because he showed their faces.
I've been in restaurants in Italy where they wanted you to take a quick picture (not bothering the other guests) because they were proud of their food. Or maybe they were just too polite to say 'no.'
They don't pay taxes you can't pay with credit 💳 card . Also the prices sky high . Never sit in restaurants in the center of the city , tourist attractions scams
30 for a dish of overcooked pasta? As italian, with 30 euro i can make more than one dish of perfect pasta
Probably the scummiest restaurant you've ever exposed, well done.
Dearest Peter I've been watching you since the very beginning. I am an Italian from the beautiful city of Verona. I am so glad you are exposing some of the worst tourist traps in our country. You should have called the police.
And what would the police do... As slimy as the resto is... What law did they break?
@@CombatDoc136they evaded taxes , the receipt was not legal 😂
@@jacopodam184 Exactly the receipt was just a print of their order no legal engagments or end of the transaction just a copy and it will be deleted. In my country if they dont provide you with proper receipt you can leave or call the police until its given. Had a party with 16 people and they refused to give normal receipt, they said gonna call the police but i called it at the end everything turned out to be free and they got a fine because their boss didnt give them permission to give out real receipts :D
@@CombatDoc136 They have to leagally allow you to use a cc
I love Verona. It is so stunning!!
none of them is Italian !!! They immigrated from North Africa and pass themselves off as Italians to boost sales at the restaurant. Italians have great respect for hospitality and cuisine, you will never find a true Italian doing what they do
Yeah, right. I’ve got a bus made of balloons that runs on lollipop sugar to sell you, too. Your low key racism fools no one.
Vlads review straight to the point not a second of breath was wasted. Min maxed his words to 100% efficiency 😂
There are restaurants like this in every tourist destination, their only purpose is to fleece the public for as much cash as possible.
"Do you know a joke in English?"
"Without rascism content?"
'NO'
😂😂
😅😂😂😂
Im a server and I could not not imagine ASKING for tips when taking payment from a table. What a disgusting embarrassment to the industry.
if you ever work in US as a server, better you learn to ask, dude. Otherwise, you only get 2 bucks per hour.
@@mortensenvick5711 you must give some dogshit service if you have to ask for tips
Depends on the country in Netherlands and some places in Germany your tip is immedietly deducted upon paying the receipt without any questions.
I love how the waiter claims he can speak Spanish, but is really just speaking Italian with a few Spanish words mixed in. Then as he starts to lose his chill it slowly turns into pure Italian.
I thought that's what was happening! But I'm not fluent enough in either language to tell for sure, thanks for the confirmation
That's not pure italian, just broken italian.
It was 98% Spanish. He said words like gustar, trabajar, comida, estaba, etc which are completely different in Italian (piacere, lavorare, cibo, era)
@@MrBegliocchi Sure, he knows a few words, but "hai comidado" ... I spoke better Spanish than him after 1 month of Duolingo
i dont even think the waiter is italian..
the guy in the white dress smelling and drinking the alchohol just made my day 😂
I've visited this restaurant before on my trip to Milan and the same thing happened to me and my partner. We came off of the coach from the airport and were in need of some quick food. We stumbled upon this restaurant and ended up being charged €32 for 1 pizza and two coke zeros. They even added on a charge to use the cutlery! When it came time to pay the bill the exact same man asked me for a tip and held his hand in my face. When I told him 'no tip' he walked away exactly like he did in this video! I never released it was so poorly reviewed until I arrived at my hotel later that evening!!!
LOL that's funny. We spent one night in Milan about 10 years ago and had dinner at an amazing restaurant but our hotel ended up being a scam. Upon arriving there, they told us that our room was flooded due to a plumbing problem so they had to house us in "alternative accomodation". We were picked up close to the hotel in the old town and driven to an area with tall office buildings where we were given a key card to a flat and an access code to the fridge where our breakfast for the next day was stored, along with several other trays for other tourists. The next day when they came to collect the fee we insisted on getting a receipt and paying by card. They pressured us a bit with a discount for cash payments etc but we insisted on seeing the receipt and they said they'd mail it to us, which never happened.
Taking a closer look at the reviews back home, there was a several months gap with no reviews and from then on every single person mentioned the plumbing problem and the alternative accomodation that turned out to be ok. So I guess the original hotel went out of business and someone hijacked their website... and we got a free night in the center of Milan.
A charge to use the cutlery!?? This is the hieght of a tourist scam, sheer stupidity.
the cutlery charge is common in italy. known as the "Coperto"
Unfortunately the "scamming" that happens in Italy happens in literally every sector where money is involved. The dentist, the book store, you name it, they will all pretend that the card reader doesnt work so you pay in cash and then they probably dont pay taxes. Sometimes they openly say "if you pay cash i will make you pay less". It's sad, but what I saw today is the norm.
I'm Italian btw
It's the same everywhere. I'm from Salzburg and when a German friend visited and told the taxi driver where to go in her German accent, he tried to take us on a huge detour.
Well the "do you need a bill" thing is kinda a tradition in (at least central) Europe, however usually both sides profit from those arrangements.
@@murmor6890 Very true, it's even common practice that when you buy an apartment or house you usually pay a few thousands or tens of thousands of the price on the side to keep the taxes down. So when you hand over the keys you also hand over an envelope full of cash and that's part of the deal. I couldn't b elieve it when I found out this is standard practice
I don't see what's wrong. The government already gets enough taxes. So if both parties pay less, that's a good deal.
Stop whipping yourself! Happens everywhere. Do you feel obligated to punish yourself.
,,Miniera D'Oro Sas Di Lacatus Vsile & C."
Guys ,,Lacatus Vasile" is a Romanian name so...
Mate, I've been there! They scammed me too. EUR 60. But I insisted on paying card or else I'd walk and they let me, then I just didn't sign the receipt and disputed it later.
smart.
dude you scammed them lol
As an Italian I stopped at 11:37... In an average pizzeria if you look at the menu and see a margherita for 12 euros, or Ananas (pineapple) pizza or Pizza with chicken 🤢, you usually change pizzeria lol. Usually a pizza will cost NO MORE than around 12 euros, unless it's unique or has a lot of toppings. A margherita will cost no more than 7 euros. You don't see 20 euros for a pizza even in more expensive restaurants, unless they are important Italian chefs with michelin rewards like Carlo Cracco, but these don't seem like Cracco to me 😅
Maybe a pizza with caviar costs 40€ lol
More like Carlo on Crack
Is there a diameter difference? Or all pizzas are the same?
Non a Milano. Qui 12 Euro e la normalità.
infatti dovrebbe essere un crimine contro l'umanità ahahah@@2BAvalon
many youtubers would just leave and cry, but peter the gigachad he is confronted the man, sub earned
The fact that he tried to force a tip 😂
Tysm for that amazing vid once again !! You are exposing those crap restaurants who takes advantages of the tourists with overpriced bad food and hidden costs... sadly those are more expended than we think. Im French and we have the same issues in Paris close to the big tourist attractions, which also make me very sad cus tourists have a very bad image of our country after.
Keep up the good job❤️🔥
For 150 Euros, we ordered all their wine from the menu, 3-4 Pizzas, and Pasta in Rome
No, you didnt. One bottle can easily cost you 100 Euros alone.
In Bangladesh I can literally buy a expensive smart phone in this price.
@@maximilianmusterhans4659 maybe they ordered small glasses?
I'm a simple Italian.
PPPeter posts about my country.
I watch while eating spaghetti.
Very suiting name for the restaurant “Gold Mine” because it seems like this restaurant is mining gold out of every customer’s pockets! 😆
"at least the air was free"
famous last words-
Keep up the great work Peter. Btw, really enjoying your book ! :)
As an Italian, I can confirm that I’ve never came across something like this… that was just a shame.
Nonetheless, as long as tap water is concerned, you never ask for tap water at an Italian restaurant, that is not common to ask and it is not socially accepted (it is seen by restaurateurs as a lack of respect). Don’t ask me why 😂, it’s just the way it is.
Your contents are getting more and more quality ❤
Well, technically if someone ask them for tap water not even being a customer they have to provide it because it's basic human need.
Same in Germany - they look at you with seventeen eyes. However, they can't refuse it or say that the same water they use for cooking and washing is 'dirty.'
I'm just going to bring my own water
@@AngloAm That's weird. In France, even if you ask for another drink, they will also serve you tap water by default. Or you ask them if they forgot it.
Btw, it's illegal to force a cash payment, they do it to evade taxes.
Btw, I absolutely loved all the stuff Vlad was doing in the background at the start of the video. You guys are so good with the slapstick humor mixed in.
people saying great vid after 30 sec after upload.... NPC,s
okay done watching i can agree with NPC,s its a PPPeter classic
Your gold is welcome here.
I watch it at x10 speed
Great vid
We just know
Every PPP upload is a gem, if you know, you already know.
The owner, Lacatus Vasile, is not Italian, he seems to be from Balcans or from Eastern Europe.
In balkans the owner would give you free desert without asking you if you want one,thats what Balkan people are like. This man here is prob somewhere from East.
LMAO, I came home, grabbed dinner, opened UA-cam and the video was uploaded 8 seconds ago 😂
I hope nothing gross comes up 🤣
Same here, enjoy your meal.
if anyone wants to know, the video is very safe and shows nothing disgusting (except ethics, I guess)
at 14:40 vlad shows the bathroom that (spoiler) looks clean, if anyone dislikes that, now you're aware.
apart from that, chill.
Finally, really been looking forward for the next episode! Thank you!
As an Italian this doesn't surprise me at all. prices about double that of a good restaurant where you can eat fresh fish. I would have liked to enter the kitchen to see how clean it is and how fresh the food is.
it is obvious that with a considerable amount of choice on the menu the ingredients cannot all be fresh.
Only cash because that is not a regular fiscal document. They don't accept card because they did not printed a regular document on which they declare taxes
Came for the cheapest restaurant, stayed for the toilet review.
Brilliant video 😂
That's not a restutant, it is a laundry, they have an attorney, it Is called Saul
That place is well known around Italy for being the worst restaurant of the whole country, other italians youtuber have done previously videos like yours (that`s why he noticed the camera, they`re used).
Being in the hearth of Milano higher prices ae justified but those ones are unsane, a diavola usually doesn`t cost more than 12/15€ and same price also for that thing they dare calling "bolognese".
I believe they know you were there to record a video as soon as they say the camera and the glasses do I would consider myself lucky bcause you have been "treated well"... wish you don`t get food poisoning 😁
Oh boy. Now I have to go find those videos.
Hey bro im trying to move to italy but i Just Saw that a lot of italians are not satisfied and trying to move out from it and also by watching these videos i really get scared so you as an italian do you think life in italy is good and do you advise me to do it ?
Italians are ALWAYS complaining they ranked 3rd in a survey but Italy overall is better than 95% of the world's countries. No one can tell you to do it or not, depends on your skills and if you can find a job and so many other variables. If you can, go and stay for a month or two FIRST.@@dyn6308
The best series! Keep up the sick content man!
(besides hotel version )
Crazy good filming, editing, camera work
I'm Italian and obviously they just tryna scam tourists as you already know. What is sad tho it's the image that they leave in the mind of those tourists of Italy and Milan, and that's simply not fair! We have beautiful places and beautiful restaurants where you eat incredibly good and spend low amounts! Keep up the good work Peter, extremely entertaining and informative content!!
in italy we called these guys "truffatori"
Appreciate the honesty at the start of video showing what is possibly a man gradually dying from food poisoning next to the host.
As an Italian, I feel bad for you guys. Please try the best reviewed one in Italy! You won’t regret it! Anyway, good content! Keep going!
One of the best youtube channels in my opinion! Keep up the good work bljat
IT IS OUTSIDE THE LAW
Tips in Italy are not obligatory and it is not normal to ask for them on the receipt like that.
Furthermore, in Italy there is a law that requires ALL merchants to have payment by credit card (otherwise you are authorized to go away and look for an ATM to be able to withdraw and return to pay them)
It seems clear to me that they treated you like tourists and scammed you exactly as the reviews said.
ps: Pizzas in Italy don't cost 25/30 euros each (unless you go to a starred restaurant) I think they have a menu for tourists and one for Italians and all of this is a shame.
peter straight up said "oh ill find a language you can speak, dont test me" to that waiter.
Peter and Vlad once again saving me from getting catfished by scam restaurants! Banger video as always
Dirty tap water? Then how are they cleaning their dishes?
Now you know why the Toilet had no seat ... 🤣🤣🤣
as an italian i'm already offended🔥🔥🔥
But the place or the video?
Romanian tourist trap. It's only on you for not closing it after so many bad reviews.
@@officialflorint the place, overpriced, bad food and rude servers, this is not how good restaurants are in italy
@@AiMusicCovers12 this is not even italian... The owner name says it all.
@@zuraorokamono204the owner is a gypsy man not Romanians lmao
Bro the eastern european face 🤨 in the lambo while eating pickles is too funny
‘This is the best food in Italy, they give us 1 cuz they are jealous.’ if I could give a 0 I would
They named their scam restaurant "The gold mine" 🤣
Hey Peter! Great episode as always! I really hope you get the chance to visit one of the worst reviewed establishments in Bulgaria too sometime in the near future 😉
YES PEter PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!!
"at least, the air was free" lol
We need more of this. Great. And it helps people to know about the tourist traps, and this is so fun and interesting to watch :)
I hope Guardia di Finanza is watching
That’s not even an official receipt, it’s a pre-bill without invoice details. In this way they ask you to pay with cash and the payment is not traced and no taxes are paid
Esatto.
In Italy you must give the opportunity to pay with card otherwise it is a crime, you should have called the police. Completely a scam!
Wow how rude the waiter was to you! I can't believe this. I hope people watch this and stay away from that scam. Amazing episode Peter! :-)
I went to Paris once, I got scammed in many situations on daily basis on every corner.
Literally felt like a scam city for tourists.
I promised myself to never come back again
you're not losing that much lol
sounds like me going to Vietnam the first time... go to a cheap restuarant that was ok then go back second time to support there business and they want to triple charge you for the white skin. check in a hotel with a booking and they want to say pay tax extra give me cash... go and get a taxi and find some meters are rigged and fake... explains why Vietnam really gets hardly any toursism compared to other asian countries they dont understand the concept of treat yoru customer like garbage and they wont return treat them good and they will come back
What a shame for my nice country, Thanks Peter to show this kind of scams so the people will avoid to go to such an awful place.
bro I don't think I've ever seen Peter this genuinely frazzled before, can't imagine how unhappy some of their usual customers are if even Peter can't find something nice to say about them.
Guarantee they put effort into the antipasti because that's all they expect people to order once they see the prices. The high prices cover whatever small time money laundering the family is doing behind the scenes, I've seen this before in many places.
When the they asked for a tip, I would have said, "sure, don't eat here".
In italy we usually don’t ask tips, if a resturant ask it, its a tourist trap
we do not ask but one, very small, is generally expected
Owner is romanian .. this fast service is normal in romania , but the price .. well .. its just a rip off ! But if you are almost done with beer in romania, in 2 second someone will ask you if you want more !
It’s not normal and the quality of the service and food is not normal neither, in Romania this place would have closed after a few months… and the owner is gypsy by the name, lacstus is a gypsy surname.
I mean, that's the same in US, why should sound weird if you're almost done with your beer/wine glass nd the server if asking if you want one more?
„Do you know any joke in English?“
„Without Racist content?“
„Yes“
„No“
Had me laughing straight 3 minutes💀🤣
Great video!
Greetings from Romania! 🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴
npc
U aint even watched the video foo
The owner of the restaurant is romanian
omg..
@@robertgula777
hello :)