JING LIU

Love it here. In a departure from an old movie, Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan's "Sleepless in Seattle" ended up together here. The top of the Empire State Building, it's just like in the movie, and I noticed the elevator doors, they're all the same. It's amazing. Love it here, it was a snowy night when we arrived, it was very cold, but it didn't matter. We also took a composite photo on it with the Empire State Building. It was fun. It's corny and funny, but happy. The staff is friendly and efficient.

This elegant cafe with a long reputation left us with a poor impression. The first is the unreasonable waiter, there are so many more than a dozen people, but do not know to see the guests have been seated and provide necessary service. We sat awkwardly waiting for more than ten minutes with the other two tables. After I went to find the waiter myself, someone finally came in and ordered for us! It's incredible. It's inexplicable. Another couple of young girls and a family echoed my amazement. Awkward smiles from everyone. Secondly, the meal is ordinary, the price of this set is 60 euros or how much, I don't remember. There are more than 10 euros in the bill, the cost of ordering music, which is back to the hotel to check the bill only to find. I don't get it. We didn't order a live band outside the house. We sat indoors. Finally, there's the toilet. There's a long line. But the toilets are clean. One good thing about this restaurant is that it seems to allow guests to go to the toilet on the 2nd floor without eating. I think that's the only nice thing about it. Perhaps our three tables were unlucky that day, and none of us experienced the proper service that this elegant and historic cafe should have. It made such a bad impression on me that no matter how many times I went back to Venice, I would never consider going there again.