A Montreal restaurant at the heart of a controversy: $7 to share a pizza, a questionable choice?

A Montreal restaurant is at the heart of a heated controversy after charging a customer $7 for sharing a pizza with another person at his table…

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This practice, considered unfair by many, sparked an online debate.

The restaurant in question, Sorino Pizzeria, located on Duluth Avenue, allegedly did not warn customers of this policy, which sparked numerous reactions.

This omission has sparked outrage among some, particularly when the conditions surrounding the application of these fees, such as peak hours or the type of dish, remain unclear.

To many, this practice seems unfair, especially in the absence of transparent communication. “Unless you are warned when ordering, I would say it is exaggerated,” commented one Internet user, reflecting a widely shared feeling.

Here is the invoice showing the $7 charge in question:

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In a context where going out to a restaurant represents a real investment for many, this additional billing can seem all the more frustrating.

Have you ever faced such a situation? Do you think these fees are justified, or is this a practice that lacks transparency and fairness? The debate remains open…

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