Bread Breakfast Ca Leoni - Forli

Very much in vogue a forlì but does not deserve the hipe it has. prices are exaggerated for the proposals offered although they are good products. waiters are quite available but you can't even book for Saturday night. offer vegan proposals that I recommend

I've been to this place more than once and I have to say I've always found myself very well. The price of an aperitif is in line with the local average, but in addition the food proposed in accompaniment is particular and tasty; for example, I never had a taste of sushi during an aperitif! Very friendly staff despite the always great turnout. I would recommend it for an aperitif or a quick snack.

I will not return, 3 products per head ordered in table from 5, kicked out in 20 minutes with the excuse that it is Sunday and there are people. The room was empty, the common sense would tell you to move the customer when you need the table, instead of wronging the order and making you pay the same they come to pick you up every 5 minutes until you get up the nervous and you go happily like a Easter to get out.

I enter the bar with 5 college buddies to make snacks and make a quick review of a group work. We all order both food and drink and we sit in a table of a room not to disturb, aware of having to speak and discuss in relatively high voice. Assuming that a coffee comes in less and so I have to get up to pay and order another (despite the fact that I had already paid, but we miss it, it can happen), after 20 minutes scarce tell us to get up because we had opened the computers to do the revision and then “we were working” a table. I ask for explanations since we had all consumed and so it seemed strange to have to stand up and I feel unkindly answering “eh but if I make you stay then everyone will start studying here”. So, if I didn't open the computer, after 20 minutes, you told me to get up to get a table? The situation was really surreal, I don't understand how you can be treated in this way as paying customers who consume.

We stopped by forli this morning for breakfast.... the boy at the brioches bar barely greeted us and fatigued almost without looking at us answered our questions about the pastries exposed my partner is celiac but did not have any help) and on the fact that they do not serve at the tables. Much better the girl who made us coffee that at least returned the smile. Paste in the norm