By: Salma
Registered User
Top Reviewer
By far one of the worst coffee shops I’ve experienced in my months in Rabat.
TERRIBLE service, and the worst cappuccino I’ve had here - which is saying something, because I’ve had some bad ones. I’m literally heading to my favorite coffee shop now as penance, and to wash the taste of this awful coffee out of my mouth. Weak, bitter, and room temperature dreck. Even 4 sugar cubes couldn’t save it. Just made it weak, bitter, room temperature, and too sugary.
As bad as the cappuccino was, the service was even worse! She overcharged me, then tried to short change me as well. I paid for my 24 dh coffee with a 50, for which she said she had no change. Menu says 22, by the way, but I thought fine, 2 dh tip included. But then 30 minutes later when she finally change, she gave me 25, making the coffee 25. Nothing in US currency, I know— this ain’t Starbucks— but I didn’t appreciate her second attempt to overcharge.
Plus, since when does it take 15 minutes to make a cappuccino? Answer: it doesn’t. She simply didn’t ever bring it out to me. When I went back to the counter it was just sitting there waiting for me. When I took the first sip I should have asked for my money back right then and there, and headed to my coffee shop right away, rather than drinking that slop. So now I’m about to have the best cappuccino I’ve found in Rabat so far, served by a friendly waiter, all for half the cost of the Simple Coffee garbage.
TERRIBLE service, and the worst cappuccino I’ve had here - which is saying something, because I’ve had some bad ones. I’m literally heading to my favorite coffee shop now as penance, and to wash the taste of this awful coffee out of my mouth. Weak, bitter, and room temperature dreck. Even 4 sugar cubes couldn’t save it. Just made it weak, bitter, room temperature, and too sugary.
As bad as the cappuccino was, the service was even worse! She overcharged me, then tried to short change me as well. I paid for my 24 dh coffee with a 50, for which she said she had no change. Menu says 22, by the way, but I thought fine, 2 dh tip included. But then 30 minutes later when she finally change, she gave me 25, making the coffee 25. Nothing in US currency, I know— this ain’t Starbucks— but I didn’t appreciate her second attempt to overcharge.
Plus, since when does it take 15 minutes to make a cappuccino? Answer: it doesn’t. She simply didn’t ever bring it out to me. When I went back to the counter it was just sitting there waiting for me. When I took the first sip I should have asked for my money back right then and there, and headed to my coffee shop right away, rather than drinking that slop. So now I’m about to have the best cappuccino I’ve found in Rabat so far, served by a friendly waiter, all for half the cost of the Simple Coffee garbage.