A black-and-white ink drawing in the Franco-Belgian comic style of François Walthéry, André Franquin, and Peyo. The scene depicts a frustrated food critic in a cafe in Como, Italy. The critic, with expressive facial features of exasperation, is impatiently looking at his wristwatch while a waiter in typical Italian attire, carrying a tray with a coffee and brioche, is seen rushing clumsily with worry on his face. Other café patrons, tourists, and locals, are engaged in animated conversations and dynamic poses, adding to a bustling atmosphere. The backdrop features the charming architecture of a Como street, with decorative café tables and chairs. The image extends to cover a 16:9 widescreen canvas with a white background, using clean and bold lines, and strong black ink for contours and shading to add depth and texture.

Frustrated Food Critic Exposes Shocking 45-Minute Wait at Popular Como Café

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45 Minutes for a Coffee and a Brioche: Critic Highlights Service Delays in Como

A recent review by Francesco from Best Food, an expert in bars and restaurants, has captured our attention. Francesco shared an experience that raises concerns about the service quality in one of Como’s cafes, a city known for its tourism.

Francesco detailed a frustrating visit where he waited for 45 minutes just for a coffee and a brioche. Eventually, he decided to leave. While the name of the cafe wasn’t disclosed, the incident serves as a reflection on the attitudes and service standards in Como.

In a tourist-rich area like Como, ensuring prompt and courteous service is vital. This incident highlights an issue that could affect the city’s reputation among both locals and visitors.

The full article can be accessed here.

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