A few days ago I posted this photo of the Slovenská Reštaurácia u Prasiatk in Brastislava and I wondered I it was empty. The outside looks very fancy and appealing. Very classy, even. So, why wasn't anyone there? 🤔
Well, I've found out that, not too long ago, this was confused with the Worst Reviewed Restaurant in Slovakia, according to Trip Advisor:
Prasiatko @ TripAdvisor - Rating 2/5
Slovenská Reštaurácia u Prasiatk @ TripAdvisor - Rating 2.5/5
You can see the difference in the reviews... Food: 1.5 vs 3; Service: 2 vs 3;
These guys set out to eat the Worst Reviewed Restaurant in Slovakia, the Prasiatko, at Hviezdoslavovo namestie 225/26, Bratislava but they ended up eating at the U Prasiatka, at Rybarska brana 8, Bratislava.
The restaurant signs are quite similar and so is the name. I can see why they got confused. 😆
Oh, boy... this is hilarious. How can they do such a mistake, in their own city?
The video is very comical, these guys are really something. I have been laughing a lot with their reviews.
Nevertheless, the restaurant wasn't as good as it looked and the prices are inflated for the tourists. Even the waiter admitted it at the end, saying:
- "You should have told us you were from Slovakia, we wouldn't charge the service fee. It's already expensive for Slovaks."
I never cared much about online reviews. When I'm traveling I simply pick a restaurant that looks nice and has a nice food smell coming from inside... I also check to see if it has a few customers and if they seem to be happy.
That has been working well so far. But from now on, I'll start paying attention to the reviews to see if there are some major red flags, before entering!
Stealing tourists deliberately like this? Unacceptable. 😤
If it were not for that detail, I have no doubts that they would have a much higher rating, more customers... and thus, could even raise their prices a bit. Most people don't mind paying a little extra for quality but they hate being ripped off. 🙄
| Camera | Panasonic Lumix DC-TZ90 |
| Location | Bratislava - Slovakia |
| Photo | Untouched |
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