Hey, Since I was at your place again yesterday after a long time, I have to say: I probably should have listened to the rumors. Up until now, I always thought a lot of things were exaggerated. But after a friend of mine was told this week, in a rather unfriendly tone, that he had to take off his hat because there was supposedly a dress code, I started to get suspicious. When I was there myself yesterday, I had to conclude that there's probably some truth to the stories. The drink prices are now almost incomprehensible, as is the cover charge. And this new dress code seems a bit excessive, to be honest. Excuse me, but we're not at P1, we're still in a perfectly normal venue that used to be popular precisely because of its relaxed atmosphere. Personally, I find it particularly questionable that tradespeople are being refused entry because of their work clothes. Judging people by their work attire is, in my opinion, completely wrong. And then there's the ban on cell phones while smoking outside? It really makes you wonder what's next. Excuse me, but we're not at P1 anymore; we're still in a perfectly normal place that used to be popular precisely because of its relaxed atmosphere. Since the renovation and the change in management, I unfortunately have the impression that things have been steadily declining. What many regular customers used to appreciate—a relaxed, friendly, and respectful atmosphere—seems to have increasingly disappeared. Perhaps one should ask why so many former regulars are now staying away. I, for one, can now very well understand why many no longer come. Therefore, my honest question is: Is this development intentional on the part of the owners, or are they even aware of it? As long as this course is maintained, you unfortunately won't see me as a customer again—and I'm afraid I'm far from alone in this.

It's a nice location with lots of potential. Unfortunately, while the mottos are clearly stated, they aren't actually practiced. The staff doesn't seem to care (they could at least point them out to guests) and just goes about their business. Sadly, it's too often just a casual coffee klatch among the regulars, while everyone else is rather inactive. XtraJoy is only partly to blame, but after three attempts, we're not going back for a fourth.

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