Bamberg landlord has had enough: traditional house charges a fee for third-party drinks - Corona has made the situation worse

Because more and more guests came to his restaurant with foreign beverages and dishes, a Bamberg innkeeper now took the consequences.

In such a case, it can become expensive in the future.

Bamberg - The beer gardens, restaurants and pubs are well attended in many places.

The nightlife in the Bavarian cities is flourishing again.

A blessing for many hosts after the hardship of Corona *.

For a Bamberg restaurateur, the regained freedom also posed a new problem.

Numerous guests overrun his traditional house in Bamberg's pub mile and drag along strange drinks and food.

Now it's enough for the landlord.

He has resorted to an extraordinary means.

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Landlord from Bamberg draws conclusions: Fee for foreign beverages and meals

For Rudolf Christel, who runs the traditional Alt-Ringlein in Bamberg *, it was the last option. For weeks people have been pouring into his restaurant with beer bottles, ice cream or kebab in hand. It was not uncommon for heated discussions to arise when Christel advised the guests to please eat their souvenirs outside. And so in the end the restaurateur had no choice, writes

. A sign has recently been standing in his entrance area that reads: "25 euros - we charge for each third party drink or food"

The restaurant in the best location - in the middle of Bamberg's pub district - was happy to be able to reopen after the corona lockdown.

But since then people have been coming in again and again who stock up on the many to-go offers in the area and then want to take a look at his traditional house.

The operator has even found a half-empty crate of beer on his toilet, he tells the news portal.

“People walk in to us with their beer glasses, kebab or ice cream in their hands and want to take a look at the restaurant.

We have to sweep up broken pieces more often. "

Bamberger Wirt is pleased: the fee campaign is already having an effect

It even got tricky once a few weeks ago. When the neighboring Schlenkerla brewery celebrated its bock beer tapping on October 7, the police even had to move in. A man came into the Alt-Ringlein with his beer glass and threw it at Christel's feet when he wanted to ask him out. "It is getting more and more. Sometimes we get bottles pushed into our hands with the request to dispose of them. ”The landlord is now tired of repeatedly having discussions with mostly intoxicated guests and has therefore decided in favor of the sign.

The situation has already improved since the campaign began, Christel told

.

So far, the sign has only acted as an admonition.

He didn't have to collect the 25 euros yet.

Now the landlord, who has been running the Alt-Ringlein for 27 years, hopes that the educational effect will continue.