Sissi-Menü in München

I think the efforts to avoid plastic and use environmentally friendly packaging are great.

I've rarely eaten worse. The chicken was dry like the Gobi desert, the best part of the "menu" was the closed can of Coke.

I'm sitting on the train, my stomach is growling, I think I have a delicious vegan bowl with hummus and then I realize that the hummus consists of 5 chickpeas and the bowl has no dressing. Guys, if I had known that, I would have gone to Rewe and bought a salad for 3.99 euros WITH DRESSING. 5.80 euros for the saddest dinner of my life :(

Service desert Germany! I wanted to buy a drink and a chocolate bar this morning. Together the two things cost around 4 euros. In my hand I had a 5 euro note and a few coins. I wanted to pay for my purchase with the 5 euro note. The employee then said that I had to pay with my coins. I replied that I needed the coins for something else and would like to pay with the note. She replied that I would have to pay by card because she didn't want to give it to me. I didn't buy anything. As a guest, I don't want to be told in a bossy tone how I have to pay. A few months ago I wanted to have lunch and coffee with mother friends in this same restaurant. We were 6 moms and 6 babies in strollers, the place was almost empty. We were told that we weren't welcome because there were too many moms/children/strollers, again there was enough space, the employee said in an unfriendly tone that we could leave the sleeping babies in front of the door. We were really horrified by so much family unfriendliness. Finally, a thought from me: The sleeping children of today are the future educators, nurses, doctors, etc. of tomorrow. They should be treated with respect.