Sloyka

So, google asked me to write a review for free, well, ok. The thing is, i wasn't even in Sloyka, so i know nothing about the situation they're in rn. Sorry Google

The place is really great and the staff is friendly! But!!! They sell stale cakes (dried, from the antiquity of production), especially outraged by what you ask and are interested in, the saleswoman, smiling sweetly, says that everything is fresh and fresh, and at the end of the tasteless bread, which you banally "smelled". It's a pity, but they tarnished their reputation.

Delicious cakes and desserts for every taste! A variety of coffee and tea, which can be enjoyed on the table in comfort and tranquility, and take with you. In the warm season, a summer playground is open. Friendly young team

It seems that everything is not bad at first glance, but the cakes and pastries are not tasty, some of the same type, although different. I don't like coffee here either; in ordinary stores, cars are better prepared. The staff is friendly, they work quickly.

Today, September 1, 2020, my husband and two young children and I came to a food establishment, which calls itself the restaurant "Sloyka", which is located on the street. Gogol in M. Myrhorod near the park. Lenin. We ordered in the cafe sweets and drinks worth more than 100 gr. and sat down at a table located on the summer playground of this institution. Sitting down at the table, we took out of the package pizza, which we bought in another place. Of course we started the meal with pizza. We did not have time to bite off a piece, as an employee of the cafe "Sloyka" literally ran up to us and said that they could not have their own, it's literally. When I asked her why she answered that it was written on a piece of paper that was glued to the window of their institution. There was indeed a leaflet on the window that said that it was forbidden to enter the premises with one's own food. I answer that I do not enter the room, but sit on the summer playground. The employee answers that this is their territory, to which I answer that it is written on the leaflet that it is impossible to enter the room, and I do not go there, we are sitting on the street, and the street is not a room. When I asked the employee to explain the word Premises, she replied that they had cameras. And why do I need your cameras? I do not do anything illegal, I bought the goods from you, paid for it and as a visitor to your institution I have the full right to sit on the site, and for pizza that I bought elsewhere, I do not go into the room with it. I do not break your property, what do I need your cameras for? I appeal to the management of the "Sloika" institution, if you are so worried about the fact that if someone eats at your table, what you bought is not from you and you will suffer enormous losses, then carry out explanatory work with your staff and correct errors in your working documentation. By the way, I want to add an explanation of the word Premises. Premises are a part of internal volume of the building limited by building elements, with a possibility of an entrance and an exit (the resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine № 1442 from 28.10.2004 "About the statement of the National standard № 2" Estimation of real estate "). I also want to add that the sweets we bought in your cafe, namely the cake "Napoleon" was not fresh and the prices are not for the common people.