(ANSA) - ROME, AUG 25 - A small restaurant at Camogli near
Genoa has been targeted on social media after requiring
customers to order at least two courses, local daily Il Secolo
XIX reported Sunday.
"It wasn't an easy choice but it was done to guarantee quality,
without having to cut products or staff," said the owner,
Valentia Mura, stressing that her trattoria only had 18 seats.
She also said that "customers can stay for as long as they
like".
Critics on social media said the decision was unwarranted.
(ANSA).
Eatery near Genoa mandates at least two courses
In order to ensure quality without cuts says owner