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Vladimir Markovic
1 reviews on 1 places
Undoubtedly, the establishment is excessively priced. The 200 euros spent for a meal for two (even excluding alcohol)featuring a T-bone steak priced at 13 euros per 100g, could have been better utilized on a trip to Spain for a far superior dining experience. Regrettably, the starters were lacking in taste, although I concede that the T-bone steak provided some enjoyment. Nevertheless, our waiter demonstrated deficient communication skills and unfriendliness, never proactively checking on the food but checked out clothes and our outfit, some Yugo guy that seems not being happy working there.
In contrast, my experiences at Rochus have consistently delivered superior service and dishes. The ambiance at this costly steak place falls short, particularly when seated in the front near the garden – resembling a corridor next to the elevators. Adding to the inconvenience, the toilets are situated downstairs by the lift, necessitating a code for access. The staff directed me there without furnishing the required code. Overall, the encounter was disheartening, and I have no intention of returning. The service was lacking, and the elevated prices are unjustifiable for the quality of the food.
In general, opting for a flight to Spain, enjoying dinner there, would not only be a more cost-effective choice but also a superior dining experience compared to this place, which seems like a rip-off trap. While some people in Vienna might accept being taken advantage of, I certainly do not, especially considering the various comments I've read that still I can not believe we been in same place!
In contrast, my experiences at Rochus have consistently delivered superior service and dishes. The ambiance at this costly steak place falls short, particularly when seated in the front near the garden – resembling a corridor next to the elevators. Adding to the inconvenience, the toilets are situated downstairs by the lift, necessitating a code for access. The staff directed me there without furnishing the required code. Overall, the encounter was disheartening, and I have no intention of returning. The service was lacking, and the elevated prices are unjustifiable for the quality of the food.
In general, opting for a flight to Spain, enjoying dinner there, would not only be a more cost-effective choice but also a superior dining experience compared to this place, which seems like a rip-off trap. While some people in Vienna might accept being taken advantage of, I certainly do not, especially considering the various comments I've read that still I can not believe we been in same place!