Is it legal for bars in Spain to refuse to serve punters if they order a non-alcoholic drink and to try and force them to drink alcohol instead? I placed an order at a bar (an Irish one as it happens) for one alcoholic drink and one orange juice, and was refused service because of the orange juice. I was told that it was 'illegal in this bar to sell non-alcoholic drinks' (which I know was a load of codswallop), and was repeatedly told that I 'had' to include alcohol in the orange juice. This went on for some minutes, with me repeating that the orange juice was to have nothing else in it. Finally, I was given both, but the barman said that he was "not happy" with that, and that he would charge me for the alcoholic drink only as the orange juice was 'pathetic'. Minutes after I had sat down again, he arrived at our table, shoved his face right in mine and said that orange juice drinkers would be banned from the bar.
2006-11-01
17:40:25
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sunnie
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