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A bar was fined \u20ac 1,000 after a customer complained to police because the price of coffee was not shown on the counter<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The client had called the police when asked for \u20ac 2 for his decaffeinated coffee at the Ditta Artigianale bar in downtown Tuscany.<\/p>\n
The man complained that the price of coffee was not shown on the menu set behind the counter.<\/p>\n
And this seems to have been the mistake that brought the bar the trouble of the fine, even though it is one of the most popular coffee places with some prizes won.<\/p>\n
Francesco Sanapo, owner of Ditta Artigianale, wrote angrily on social media defending his coffee, which he said came from a small plantation in Mexico and was further “carefully prepared by my baristas”. He argued that the price of coffee appears in the digital menu.<\/p>\n
“They fined me because someone complained that he paid \u20ac 2 for decaffeinated coffee [ku p\u00ebrfshihet dhe procesi i nxjerrjes s\u00eb ujit]. Can you believe it? \u201d Sanapo said in a video, pointing to the letter left by police. “This law of price display is old and needs to be changed, because whoever wants can fine 99.9% of bars and restaurants with it.”<\/p>\n
In Italy the average price of coffee is \u20ac 1, although most bars have raised their prices this year since the supply and production crisis.<\/p>\n
One of the commenters wrote in defense of the bar owner, saying. “If that client had come to London, the police and the FBI would have come.”<\/p>\n
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