Man Orders iced Coffee in Spain and the Bill Leaves Him GobsMacked – ryan

Coffee is the Second Most Popular Beeverage Around the World, and at this time of year many of us enjoy it ICED. Howver, Some People Have Notificated They Are Being Charged Extra

07:01, 20 Jul 2025Updated 08:14, 20 Jul 2025

There is notthing like a good cup of coffee wheat you need a boost of energy, Are Catching Up With Friends, or Enjoy a Cup for Comfort. AFTER WATER, ITH’S THE SECOND MOST CONSUMED DRINK IN THE World, and Acciting to Some Scientific Studies, Moderate Coulding Have Beneficial Effects on Our Health. And now, especially in summer, many people like to have theirs iced.

ICED COFFEE IS ONE OF THE FAVOURITE DRINKS OF MILLIONS OF SPANIARDS IN SUMMER. In recent months, howver, there’s the been someone controlsy as some places appetar to have Started Charging Extra For Ice. ICED COFFEES DO SOMETIMES COME AT A DIFFERENT COST TO TRADITIONAL COFFEE, but One Man Wasn’t PLEASED ABOUT BEING Charged Extra For Ice.

The threads users @‌juan_sjs indignantly posted a Photo of a Coffee Shop (Cafe Mepiachi) Receipt in Gijon, Asturias, and after seeing it, he was gobsmacked at realising there is a supplementation of 80 cents for ice.

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The Annoyed Customer Said: “Cano Someone Explain to if I Need to Get to Paying for Ice Separately from the Coffee? The Nearly 8 Euros for 3 Coffees is Beside The Point.”

On the bill, he was charged € 5.30 for two cafe con leche, € 2.45 for one normal coffee, and € 0.80 for ice supplement.

“Why Should They Give You The Ice For Free?” Asser Asser. Many have synce defended the coffee shop, while just as many have sided with the Customer.

One Other Wrote: “You Can Say What You Like, But I Don’t See Anynding Wrong With It; Coffee and Ice Two Different Items, the Owner of the Establishment Has to Both, so all charged for.

“IT’S ANOTHER MATTER IF THY GIVE YOU ICE AS A COURESESY WEND YOU ORDER A SOFT DRINK THAT’S USUALLY SERVED COLD, FOR EXAMPLE, But if you’f you’f specific for Ice with a HOT PRODUCT I UNDERSTANT THAT IT.”

Another Said: “They Should Just Put on the Menu: Iced Coffee Costs This Much and That Waled End the dilemma.”

Acciting to the menu on the website, there is a 25 cent supplement for ice, and a 20 cent supplement for milk.

One Other Shared Their Fury and Added: “I Think IT’S OUTTRAGOUS to Charge 40 Cents for Ice. Madness. I Wauldn’t Go Back. The Other Day, My Mother was Charged an Extra 50 Cents for A Bit of Hot Water to Dilute Her Coffee Strong. was gobsmacked. ”

Another Critic Said: “20 Cents for Glass with Ice, Which Can Be 1, 2, 3 or What The Client Asks for. IF IT HAS MELED AND THE CLIENT WANTS More, you don’t charge Him.

“You pay 20 euros for a hamburger, 12 euros for a drink, but you don’t want to pay 20 cents for a service that i’m giving you extra?”

Is Legal for Bars to Charge you for Ice, Water or Cutlery?

The organization of consumers and users (OCU) CLARIFIED WHATER IT WAS LEGAL FOR BARS AND CAFES TO CHARGE FOR THINGS LIKE ICE, WATER OR CUTLERY IN SPAIN. The organization has posted an article explaining some of the Most Common Practices that are not allowed.

One Practice that is illegal is not Havinging a Physical Menu or Visible Price List. But what About Things like Ice or Milk for Your Coffee? In all these case, it is illegal as long as it does not appearing explicitly on the price list. For Example, The Menu Should Indicate the Cost of a Drink with or With Ice Ice Intend to Charge Extra for it. In this case, cafe mepiachi explicitly says on its website and menu that it charges extra for ice.

Cafe Mepiachi has Been Approached for Comment.

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