The 156-Euro Heel that Shocked Two Tourists: "The Waiter Didn't Tell Us the Price. The Bill of Payment in a Restaurant in Venice
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The replica of the Trattoria Ali d'Oro: "All the restaurants in Venice sell fish by weight. On the menu it is written that the roar in the oven was 13 euros per 100 grams and they chose the fish that weighed one kilo and 250 grams"
Two Canadian tourists paid 156 euros for an oven heel in a Venice tractor, after the waiter recommended the fish without telling them that the price is calculated by weight, transmits MEDIAFAX. The waiter showed the fish photo on the phone, and the two ordered without knowing how much, although the rest of the menu [...]
Two tourists took part in an unpleasant surprise in a restaurant in Venice, after they discovered that only one fish dish cost them 156 euros. They claim that the waiter recommended their calcano in the oven, without specifying the price.
A dinner at a trattoria in Venice ended with a payment note of 188.72 euros and a new dispute over the prices displayed in restaurants. Two tourists ordered a fish after the waiter showed them on the phone the picture of the product, without knowing how much it would cost. On the menu, the other types had prices ranging from 21 to 34.50 euros. On the voucher the final amount was not mentioned either the weight of the fish, nor the price on the u…
Two Canadian tourists paid 156 euros for an oven heel in a Venice tractor, after the waiter recommended the fish without telling them that the price is calculated by weight.
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