Habanera - Thessaloniki

On 4/5 men who stare at us and give us dirty appearance, say nothing. We finally asked if they were open and we should sit upstairs. Other customers stared at us when we went by, made us feel very uncomfortable. The staff was cleaning tables around us and served other people, but we were completely ignored and didn't even get a menu to see. After about 10 minutes we decided to leave because we felt very comfortable. felt like it was a very local area and they didn't like us as tourists? Do you avoid being a local?

My husband and I came to Habanera on Friday afternoon. We ordered the spicy margaritas. I tried to have Julio in mine, but the waiter said it was another tequila and if I didn't like to let him know (it was great! The table automatically gets chips and salsa that is super fresh. I think the chips were Doritos because they looked like they had cheese on them: we ordered the guacamole and my husband asked for non-dorito chips. We also ordered our main thing (I got the Veggie Burrito and he got the chicken burr, I think. We waited long before the chips arrive, but the guacamole was really good! It complicated our burritos that were a bit cold because they waited for these chips. The veggie burrito had large portions of vegetables, rice and beans. It wasn't the best tasting meal, but it was definitely filling and I would eat it again. Finally we shared another Margarita (one with Disaronno and it was amazinggg! Overall, the service was very strange (our server was obviously stressed and the food was quite good overall. It is not the most authentic Mexican Caribbean food, but it is a beautiful experience!

Walked in to about 4/5 men staring at us and giving us dirty looks, not saying anything. We eventually asked if they were open and we were told to sit upstairs. Other customers were staring at us as we walked past, made us feel very uncomfortable. Staff were around us cleaning tables and serving other people but we got completely ignored and didn’t even get a menu to look at. After about 10 minutes we decided to leave as we felt very uncomfortable. Felt as though it was a very local area and they didn’t like us as tourists? Avoid if you’re not a local I guess??

There were about 4/5 men who stare at us and gave us dirty looks and say nothing. we finally asked if they were open and we should sit up. others stared at us when we went by, made us feel very uncomfortable. the personal was cleansing around us and served other people, but we were completely ignored and didn't even get a menu to see. after approx. 10 minutes we decided to go, as we felt very comfortable. felt as if it were a very local one, and they didn't like us as tourist? do they avoid if they are not a native, do I guess?

My man and I came to habanera on a Friday afternoon. we ordered the spicy margaritas. I tried not to have julio in mine, but the waiter said it was another tequila and if I didn't like to let him know (it was great! the table gets automatically chips and salsa, which is super fresh. I think the chips were doritos because they looked like they were on them: we ordered the guacamole and my man asked for non-dorito chips. we also ordered our main thing (I have the veggie burrito and he got the chicken burrito, I think. we waited a long time to get the chips, but the guacamole was really good! it has complicated our burritos that were a bit cold because they waited for these chips. the veggie burrito had large portions of vegetables, rice and beans. it was not the best tasting meal, but it was definitiw filling and I would eat it again. Finally we shared another margarita (one with disaronno and it was amazinggg! overall the service was very strange (our server was obviously stressed and eating was quite good overall. it is not the most authentic Mexican Caribbean food, but it is a beautiful experience!