Jeff Bezos Tried to Reserve a Table at a Croatian Pub, Proprietor Denied Request
In a surprising turn of events, Jeff Bezos, the world-renowned entrepreneur, found himself on the receiving end of a strict booking policy during his holiday on the Croatian coast. The incident occurred at a tavern on the uninhabited island of Mrčara near Lastovo.
The tavern, owned by Krešo, operates under a first-come, first-served basis, with no special treatment for celebrities or VIPs. This policy was evident when Bezos' agent called at 23:30 to book a table for eight people the next day at 17:00, only to be refused due to existing reservations.
Krešo, the tavern's owner, emphasized that the same rules apply to all guests, regardless of who they are. This commitment to fairness and consistency is a defining characteristic of the establishment, ensuring that everyone is treated equally.
Despite the disappointment, Bezos and his group, which included Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, Usher, Derek Blasberg, and Scooter Braun, had a peaceful hour at the tavern, enjoying drinks. The story has emerged that this tavern visit was actually a highlight of Bezos' summer holiday in Croatia that year.
It's worth noting that the tavern does not allow guests to skip the line. This policy was upheld during Bezos' visit, as he and his group were not given priority over other patrons.
No specific details were provided about the consequences or aftermath of the incident. However, the incident serves as a reminder of the tavern's commitment to its booking policies and the equal treatment of all guests.
[1] Booking Policies: - No Special Treatment: The tavern does not offer special treatment to celebrities or VIPs. - First-Come, First-Served: Tables are allocated based on who arrives or calls first. - No Queue Skipping: The owner does not allow guests to skip the line, ensuring fairness for all patrons.
The tavern, where Bezos and his group of celebrities visited, does not provide special treatment to stars or VIPs, maintaining a first-come, first-served booking policy. This means that Katy Perry, Orlando Bloom, Usher, Derek Blasberg, Scooter Braun, and Jeff Bezos himself, were not entitled to priority reservations or queue jumping, just like any other guest.
