Bar and restaurant reviews can give hoteliers an opportunity to improve their services, but customers are not always right and sometimes post comments that are misplaced. This is the case of the last one shared by the Twitter account @SoyCamarero, in which a man gave a very low grade to a cafeteria for letting dogs in: "Disgusting, they could report," he criticized.
The owner of the establishment has responded quickly to this review, without hiding his indignation: "We allow and will allow dogs in all our premises, since their visit is more pleasant than that of people like you." And he ends like this: "To disgust, the one who gives his comment. Thank you."
The words of this hotelier have been applauded by many Twitter users, who have also wanted to share their opinion on the matter. "Bars like yours are great. My sincere congratulations as a person and animal lover," read one comment. "How good to be able to enter a place where they do not let in unpresentable people and yes, wonderful beings. Touche with the answer," replied another person.
However, not all netizens have sided with the owner of this coffee shop. There have also been many who have pointed out that the entry of dogs into these premises can be a problem for allergy sufferers, while others have complained about how annoying their barking can be.
"More than a zaska, the owner has been fatal by responding like this. My son is allergic, for example, he would not eat next to a dog. Everyone has the right to like animals or not," this mother replied. "I don't like the idea of eating surrounded by dogs either. It is also true that the customer's way of saying it leaves much to be desired," added one user.
In general, the conclusion reached by most of the people who have commented on the review is that. The problem is not so much if animals are allowed in or not, because the restaurant has the freedom to decide what it prefers, but the ways of saying it. On the other hand, an allergic person should always inform the local about their problem, so that the owners can advise them if they can safely eat there or not.
