In de Maeltydt

Normally we do not respond to such reviews but ... "No physical menu and no option to pay by bank card" is apparently your full review and the reason for rating us with 1 star, so the worst possible score. Serious?? But luckily we got 5/5 …Normally we do not respond to such reviews but ... "No physical menu and no option to pay by bank card" is apparently your full review and the reason for rating us with 1 star, so the worst possible score. Serious?? But luckily we got 5/5 for the food. In our opinion, one of the most important elements of a restaurant besides the service. This service apparently limits you to the elements you mention in your review. And then to address your comments: -no physical menu: we indeed no longer have a paper menu and have done so for years. What we do have, a QR code can be read that is available at the tables and we offer a tablet with our menu at each table. In our opinion, this is indeed a physical means of offering the card. All you have to do is scroll instead of browsing. And if you want, you can even view the map on your personal device because it can be consulted in its entirety, including prices, via our website and our free Wi-Fi. Speaking of service, I would say so. And argument 2, namely that you cannot pay by card... You can pay with us in cash, with Payconiq and with a banking application from your own bank on your phone or tablet and even a direct transfer is possible with these means. We use the latest technology when it comes to payments. This is stated in the case, on the card and on our website, where we also make it clear that payments with the card are not possible. We therefore offer more options than many other businesses that are sometimes limited to 1 payment method (which is not even legally allowed). Apparently, as a linkandyoshiGAMER (note my emphasis, which indicates that you spend some time behind your PC, tablet and smartphone? You apparently don't dare mention your own name) you apparently don't have much affinity with electronic technology and techniques. And if you use the argument "yes, but older people...", then you should come by more regularly and then you will notice that even people in their 70s, 80s and even 90s (!) pay quickly with Payconiq here. and ask them to pay with this because they find it incredibly practical. So why should we spend money every month on bank card readers and subscriptions when we already offer different payment methods? The only consequence could be that we have to raise our prices to cover the costs for this. We prefer to provide tasty, local and organic food that is brought to the table with a smile. Yours sincerely, In the Maeltydt More