La Cascade Restaurant

The food was good, with plenty of variety. Beef, fish, and chicken were available. They served large shrimp with a vegetable side dish, small shrimp in rice, and crab a couple of days. Young people loved the burgers: they took a bun, stuffed a burger patty into it, and you topped it with whatever side dish you wanted, along with sauce (ketchup). In the evening, they served delicious meat grilled on the grill outside. The only downside was the drinks waiters: they only served, I'd say, locals. If you order a drink, you might wait a few minutes or not get it at all. Basically, don't be shy; go up to them and get your drinks and glasses. If anything happens, let the manager come up to you and say "problems?"; say yes, there are problems, and demand your drinks. Only one in ten waiters realized who came to relax and leave a tip (vodka is brought immediately for tea, beer and wine are free, soda and juice too). The rest are rude, refusing you a drink and immediately pouring drinks for the locals at the next table who didn't even ask. In short, be bold. As for the food, the side dishes include potatoes, vegetables, rice, pasta (they cook the pasta in front of you), salads as usual, cheese and sausage, cakes, fruit (melon, watermelon, apples, pears, oranges, dates, grapes), and vegetables (olive, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and salads). The food is fine; you won't go hungry, with plenty of bars and light snacks. We take drinks in each hand, don't be shy. You can bring food to your room in a separate container; just take the dirty dishes out into the hallway.