I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città Oggiono della Lecco

20/07/2024: Good service and quite fast, welcoming staff, I went there today and found it interesting and recommend it

28/06/2024: The place is very busy with a large ramp for the disabled and

13/07/2024: Everything good, fantastic staff, the best fried courgette flowers in the world.

23/05/2024: Needing to use the bathroom urgently, I entered the bar and, seeing no one at the counter, I used the toilet (pee eh...). Upon leaving, while thanking me, I am told that it is necessary to consume. All I have to do is pay for a coffee by offering it to any customer, leave a tip and leave. I understand that it is not a public toilet but also understand that it is the basis of civilization to avoid such urination behind a bush or in the open air no eh... Among other things, I would soon have a quick meal. Maybe he doesn't care about losing a potential customer but kindness and civility certainly don't belong in this bar. 2 euros for a civility lesson isn't that much... I create the continuation to review in order to respond to Mr. Matteo or whoever. In the meantime, please call your sister or whoever you like a beggar, but not me. I urgently needed to use a bathroom and to avoid doing it on the street (this is called civility) and having to use diuretics for health reasons I entered the bar. There was no one at the counter at that moment so I went in, otherwise I would have asked for the favor. At that moment I could not take anything to please the tireless worker. If I hadn't been allowed, I would have left, as I should, to look for more understanding people/managers/bartenders. 9 out of 10, when it happens to me, they never pose any problem for me to allow myself to use the toilet, it doesn't matter whether you believe it or not, it's my concern to consume. I would have done it with my wife who was waiting for me outside since we had to have lunch (incidentally she is also a highly esteemed high school teacher of a certain level and I avoid reporting her comment here). I repeat that kindness and civility are matters unknown to you, also given the offensive tone of the response. You also mentioned the receipt, what should I do with it, put it in a little box? I tore it up in front of Matteo to express my disappointment. Who is the beggar, me or you, who asked for a drink for a service that should first and foremost be a courtesy? Incidentally, believing that a coffee cost 1.20 like everywhere else I left 1.50... have you ever seen. It's comforting to realize that both of us are happy. You who have lost a customer and us who have standards of courtesy and availability of another level. Finally, I would like to clarify and inform you that I am not at all ashamed, and I hope that you will never find yourself embarrassed by having to deal with these small and silly emergencies.