Sarajevo in Wijchen

The evening started of on a wrong foot because of the host(I assume also owner) we booked a table for 3 for the womens day, we were 3 women and the table was nice but right next to the music so it was extremely loud, we requested to be moved elsewhere and there was one high table with no chairs further so we asked to either get high chairs or to move our original table to which the host said he “allow” us to move the tables to the other corner and the place was packed. I asked him if he was joking and if there was someone to come and move the table as first we pay entrance fee to the restaurant, then we are 3 ladies in heals guests of the restaurant with my aunt being almost 70, to which he sarcastic replied that he cant move it but we can and the table is not hard to move, so it took 20-30 min back and forth after which he finally moved the table and told me again sarcastically how easy the table was to move and that we should have done it our selves and he was very very arogant a d speaking disrespectfully. I would have left immediately but did not want to spoil our evening as we drove there, paid entrance fee alread so we decided to stay. The wine was sour and pricy for the quality, the restaurant looks old and messy, we decided not to order food. The music was ok, the older lady server was amazing kudos to her for her positivity and for her kindness. All in all is good party, not good quality. Also you are presented with a written on papper bill, along with cash only policy to pay for the meal. I have not seen this even in Balkans, so very strange place. Last time I am visiting for sure.