If you're eating out at a restaurant in Spain, and feel as if you are being ripped off - then you may be able to refuse payment for certain products.
This is because some items and/or services in Spain that restaurants cannot legally charge you for.
The Spanish Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) urges customers to be aware of their rights when visiting the sunny country on holidays abroad, as there are certain foods like bread and olives, which usually must be complementary. On top of this, there are additionally items which must be priced in a careful and specific manner, abiding by rules set out.
