A stunned holidaymaker claims he was “ripped off” after being charged £25 for two lemon sorbets. Bailey Turvey, from Brighton , travelled to the Amalfi Coast in Italy on a four-day work trip in July and took a boat trip to Positano. With the region being famous for its lemons, the 24-year-old decided to try some sorbet.
Bailey bought two of the desserts, with one scoop served inside an eight-inch tall hollowed-out lemon, for himself and his 23-year-old friend Oliver Bashford-Squires. But the content creator “couldn't believe it” when he had to cough up €30 (£25). The offending lemon (Image: Kennedy News and Media) Bailey shared a video of himself looking bewildered while holding the frozen treat with the caption “POV: you forgot to ask the price before ordering your ice cream in Positano and you get charged 30 euros for two scoops of lemon sorbet.
” People took to the comments section and balked at the price, with one claiming he had snapped up a “tourist trap special”. Read more: Teenage violence 'has become normal' in village terrorised by yobs Bailey conceded in the comments section “I think we got ripped off”. "I was very shocked,” he said.
“I was expecting it to be expensive but I wasn't expecting that amount of money. "Positano is known for its lemons, we wanted to give it a go. We saw everyone walking down the streets and heard about how the lemons were from the region.
"We didn't check the price on the menu. Walking down the street they don'.
