So last night I was in a European country (currently travelling around Europe) and after two beers and a bit of browsing around on google maps I realized there was an Internet cafe not far from where I was staying.

Now, to avoid confusion I'll explain what the establishment was exactly: a place where you paid a hourly fee to play video games on high end computers. I don't know if those are that popular in other countries so yeah. They also offer (alcohol-free) drinks and food.

Anyway I went there and the bartender (probably the owner idk) started explaining to me how the whole system works, since it's different in every gaming cafe. So he tells me what the normal hourly fee is, what deals they have if you stay more than three hours, etc. At some point he stops mid sentence and asks "you've had alcohol right?"in a completely different tone. I reply that I indeed had a couple beers before coming. He explains that this is advised against because they've had incidents before.

After that he stops explaining and being friendly, and just tells me "it'll be [price] please". Uncomfortable, I tell him that I would rather leave - even though he says it's fine.

From my point of view, I just found it a bit rude to make such a remark in the way he made it. I mean, when you're selling something you try to be gentle with your customers, no? I was not aware of that rule before coming. 

Am I an easily offended asshole who made a bartender waste 5 minutes of his time or is it fine by you? I realize I didn't sign a contract or anything but he was ready to seat me at a computer and offer me food etc.

Thanks to the 5 or so people reading this. Please do leave your judgement in the comments. I'm not trying to get people to tell me it's okay, I want to know if I have to apologize if I go back 