Paradise? Rather Hell! We were 14 people who had booked a table. When we get there, the first thing we are greeted by is soaring techno music. The "security" pulls at our clothes and says that we MUST hang the jackets in the closet and pay the mandatory fee of SEK 40 / jacket. Three people in the party ask if they can wear their jackets when they are freezing and this was ok. After 20 minutes, still no waitress has come to the table and the techno music is still roaring in your ears so it is not possible to talk. We then go and ask if it is possible to lower and get the answer that they still "sound check", and then 5 people in the staff stand and dance and play around with the DJ booth. We then have to change the table to a table three meters away so as not to be as disturbed by the music.
45 minutes have passed and there is still no dinnerware that has come to the table, so we go and get our own menus. There is a dish under 300kr, the rest costs over 300kr and everything is served with rice and a fried tomato (according to the menu) and there is no vegetarian option. We order the food and ask if they can serve a cake we have with us after dinner when we celebrate a birthday. They will then charge SEK 30 per piece of cake served, ie SEK 420 to cut up the cake we ourselves brought with us, we then decide to eat the cake at home instead.
Now the worst is happening!: In the middle of waiting for the food, a security guard shouts 3 meters away, that one of the party must hang his jacket in the closet, even though we previously had it approved to have the jacket on. Since the person in question does not understand Swedish, we answer others in the party that he is freezing and wants to wear the jacket / jacket. The security guard then comes up and questions how long the person in question has lived in Sweden and that it "does not snow in the restaurant" and then cannot wear his jacket / jacket. We kindly ask that the security guard can take this outside so that the dinner with the remaining guests does not have to be affected. We are told that we should certainly do this his way and cannot move. The discussion continues and the guard says things like "hit me then, hit me then, I'm still backed by the police law" and is generally aggressive and heated.
We end up choosing to leave the restaurant. The staff and the owner do not say a word during the whole incident and also nothing when we choose to leave, not a single apology. I can't therefore say anything about the food, but I find it hard to believe that the food lives up to the expensive price.
In summary, it was the world's worst service, crazy expensive prices and staff with zero respect and bad attitude. For an almost empty restaurant, they didn't seem to mind losing 14 guests...
Paradise? Rather Hell! We were 14 people who had booked a table. When we get there, the first thing we are greeted by is soaring techno music. The "security" pulls at our clothes and says that we MUST hang the jackets in the closet and pay the mandatory fee of SEK 40 / jacket. Three p...
Hell! The first thing you are met by is a rude inlet who grabs you and asks than hang off the jacket and that they cost 40kr. Then there are a bunch of waiters standing in groups talking without welcoming you. We were a group of 10+ (Family dinner, birthday celebration) it's not hard to see a group of guests entering. It's also loud music that's stressful techno of some kind. We ask them to turn down the music and they say they take a minute or so for them to check the sound, so we're left waiting for the menu now. But there will be neither a menu nor any staff for 25 minutes, instead we hear loud Techno music and see that they are standing staff and playing at the DJ table. We ask them to turn down the music and switch to calmer music, but they don't give a damn.
After 50 minutes have passed and there is still no dinnerware that has come to the table, we then go and get our own menus. And there you see the range and everyone in the party thinks it's strange t that there is nothing under 300kr. We also had a cake with us that we thought they could come in with as dessert, then they say that they should cost SEK 30 per piece they cut. They would cost SEK 500 to eat the cake we brought ourselves. These par@siter wanted to try to get money for exactly everything. Almost to the point of the air we breathed, they would try to charge for. And the thing is not that it must not cost but then they can be nice and show service. But they were so lazy and nonchalant that it's not even worth 1 penny.
Later before dinner, a guard comes and shouts to one of our party that he must hang his jacket in the closet, even though we previously had it approved to have the jacket on. Since the person in question does not understand Swedish, we answer others in the party that he is freezing and wants to wear the jacket / jacket. The security guard then comes up and questions how long the person in question has lived in Sweden and that it "does not snow in the restaurant" and then cannot wear his jacket / jacket. We kindly ask that the security guard can take this outside so that the dinner with the remaining guests does not have to be affected. We are told that we should certainly do this his way and cannot move. The discussion continues and the guard says things like "hit me then, hit me then, I'm still backed by the police law" and is generally aggressive and heated.
We end up choosing to leave the restaurant. The staff and the owner do not say a word during the whole incident and also nothing when we choose to leave, not a single apology. I can't therefore say anything about the food, but I find it hard to believe that the food lives up to the expensive price.
In summary, it was the world's worst service, crazy expensive prices and staff with zero respect and bad attitude. For being an almost empty restaurant, they didn't seem to mind losing 14 guests
Hell! The first thing you are met by is a rude inlet who grabs you and asks than hang off the jacket and that they cost 40kr. Then there are a bunch of waiters standing in groups talking without welcoming you. We were a group of 10+ (Family dinner, birthday celebration) it's not hard to see...
