Three Amigos

DO NOT GIVE THESE THIEVES YOUR MONEY. Airport waiting areas have always been a sort of prison for customers whereby awfully run establishments can push their extortionately priced sub par products on trapped travellers with no choice where to eat. But this place deserves a trophy for taking the absolute p*ss. I ordered two lattes and a pastry. I saw him take the two cups over and thought… God no, please dont heat the milk in the f*cking cup… Yep, did. (I adore coffee, if you have absolutely no respect for it maybe this is ok…). I’m thinking, wait a minute… He heated the milk, in the cup, before making the espresso shot to put the milk over? God no, please don’t just fill it up with the ready made «filter» coffee to the right… yep, he did. By now I’m ready to jump over the bar and give him a Barista lesson but I swallow my dignity and get my wallet out, prepared due to the prison of the airport to drink this liquid sh*t. He then tells me it’s gonna be 182 pesos. That’s 11 US dollars, insane pricey for Mexico… I ask again. He says the same. I then ask how much each item is. 52 for each coffee and 38 for the pastry. So I say… That doesn’t come to 182 mate… He sweats a bit and quickly gives me the right change. Basically he’s running some sort of short change scheme undoubtedly with some of the other staff, two of which watched the whole time. God awful coffee, dry as hell pastry, terrible food I saw coming out of the «kitchen» and some thieves running the whole sordid affair. I’d rather crawl to my gate in the grips of death from hunger and thirst than going back to the ironically named «three amigos».