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"My family bought a $650 antique chair and NIE got it in Washington DC. The brother and the sister, who possess the place, will lie and desirably mention the word of God. Tourists guard and protect themselves from these thieves."
Phone: +573012396173
Address: Calle Del Curato # 38 - 60 | San Diego, Cartagena, Colombia, Cartagena de Indias
City: Cartagena de Indias
Website: http://www.facebook.com/Bar-La-Raspa-Rota-688302331225565/about/?ref=page_internal
Dishes: 0
Amenities: 6
Categories: 4
Reviews: 29
Hi. I would like to tell the world how this family business also stole from us as Artesanias y Antigueades MaryRustic by Sasha Rodriguez V. [hidden email] when we visited Cartagena on holiday. We had pizza/beer there food was ok and also bought...2 furniture a Aquamanil and a wooden stool. We paid $670. They lied to us and never sent the furniture and then disappeared completely zero communication after they were super nice and say God bless a million times thru Whatsapp text messages and email. This family is shameful to run a pizza restaurant that is used to sell goods that they do not intend to ship and honor. We fought this without a incident. Avoid this place at all costs and above all...
This diner is much more laid-back than other pubs in town, however it can offer a funny and relaxing atmosphere with excellent double-dose mojito, which is the best bargain you can get downtown both price and quality wise. Also the pizza is good quality, crunchy...and tasty. and you can order a choice of two different types in one single pizza. All antiques and curious items on display are on sale, except the cat....
The pizza was really, really good, and it was a nice break after a long hike. The limonada de coco was watery, but I would come back for the pizza. Do not let yourself be thrown away from the empty, antique-shop nature. It's a strange place.
The pizza was really, really good, and it was a nice respite after a long walking tour. The limonada de coco was watery, but I would come back for the pizza. Don't be thrown by the empty, antique-shop nature of it. It's an odd place.
My family bought a $650 antique chair and NIE got it in Washington DC. The brother and the sister, who possess the place, will lie and desirably mention the word of God. Tourists guard and protect themselves from these thieves.
