Story of a 200 Euro Fake Pizza.. Security Reveals the Truth About What Happened with the ‘Drunk’ Tourist

According to his statement, the foreign tourist was refused entry because she appeared to be heavily intoxicated and was behaving in an aggressive and disruptive manner. The owner maintained that his actions were solely intended to prevent a disturbance at the establishment.

Authorities stated that the evidence gathered during the investigation supported the conclusion that the viral narrative shared online was inaccurate. Investigators found no indication that the woman had been charged an excessive amount for food, nor was there any evidence linking the confrontation to a dispute over payment.

Field inquiries conducted at the scene revealed another important detail: the restaurant involved does not even serve pizza. This finding directly contradicted one of the central claims repeated in social media posts, which alleged that the tourist had been charged €200 for a pizza meal.