The customer is not always right

So often restaurants are criticized for their failures, but too often the problem is not with restaurants as much as it is with their customers. Two cases in point: I was sitting on a restaurant patio recently with three other people, all of them the kinds of customers any restaurant would want. They know and understand food and spend a lot of money on wine and other beverages. It was the kind of evening that should have been special because the weather and surroundings were perfect. And ...

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Anonymous (not verified)
on Jul 24, 2012

Let them bring cake..supply the plates & silverware. they go home happy with good memories of a party at your establishment and dont bad mouth you to others...maybe even tell others how great you were. just best to avoid the backlash,,,they may even leave a bigger tip!

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