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25/06/2026: Hello, I had a good visit to Edwood Cafe.

24/06/2026: ⭐☆☆☆☆ I am extremely shocked by this establishment's attitude in what was clearly a serious situation. On a day when the temperature was over 40°C (104°F), my sister felt very unwell on public transport. We stopped at this café to take advantage of the air conditioning, get some water, and have an ice cream. Once seated, her condition quickly deteriorated: she started crying. A waiter came to take our order, I apologized, and said we were going to leave because she was clearly not feeling well. A minute later, she fainted and collapsed at her table. I called emergency services while I tried to keep her awake. She was barely speaking and had a blank stare. After several minutes, a waiter returned and, seeing my sister's condition, offered me a bottle of water. I agreed, thinking it was a basic act of assistance in a medical emergency. The firefighters finally arrived about 45 minutes later, took charge of her, and managed to improve her condition. Before she left in the ambulance, they asked me to give her a Coke. I went to the bar to ask for one, and they charged me €4. Not very customer-friendly in the circumstances, but whatever. Business is business. The most shocking thing happened next. While the firefighters were still there, hesitating to take her to the hospital while waiting for a doctor's opinion, a waitress came to demand payment for the bottle of water she had brought earlier. I explained that I considered the bottle an act of assistance for someone in distress, offered spontaneously by the waiter when my sister had just fainted. She went to get the waiter, who returned to insist and try to make me pay despite the circumstances. Faced with his insistence, I admit I raised my voice at that moment, but I was in shock after seeing my sister lose consciousness and become unable to communicate. The waiter told me I "shouldn't have taken the bottle." When someone is collapsing, unable to speak, and emergency services are on their way, you don't think about whether the water offered spontaneously is a paid bottle or a carafe. I ended the absurd argument, and we left in the air-conditioned ambulance to avoid further recriminations. Beyond this matter of a few euros, which I refused to pay because the request was indecent, what shocks me is the complete lack of humanity. During the 45 minutes we waited for the paramedics, no one came to check on my sister, offer her a damp cloth, see if she needed water, or simply ask how she was doing. Unfortunately, I can only note a lack of empathy and consideration in the face of an emergency situation. I have never seen such an attitude towards a person in distress.