Isolated wrote:
if you sit in a restaurant and your food came 2 hours late?
I was going to eat in a restaurant with my parents and it was really crowded there so I understand it can take a long time. My mom ordered the prawns, after 1h30 the waiter told us they didn't have the prawns anymore and the table next to us ordered 3x prawns. They got their food earlier than us while they arrived way later and they did get the prawns (and all the other table who ordered them too). We got our food only after 2 hours with another order....apparently they served my parents last as well the other time they came to eat there (I wasn't with them). My parents are regular customers so I feel like there's a bias and they'd think we could wait a bit longer since we're regular customers anyway. I really had this urge to mention to the waiter that the food took way too long, but my dad said that's no use because the only thing we would get out of it is a 'sorry' or them pretending they didn't know since it's this crowded. So what would you have done in such a situation? Speak up about it? And would you think it would've been any use?
if you sit in a restaurant and your food came 2 hours late?
I was going to eat in a restaurant with my parents and it was really crowded there so I understand it can take a long time. My mom ordered the prawns, after 1h30 the waiter told us they didn't have the prawns anymore and the table next to us ordered 3x prawns. They got their food earlier than us while they arrived way later and they did get the prawns (and all the other table who ordered them too). We got our food only after 2 hours with another order....apparently they served my parents last as well the other time they came to eat there (I wasn't with them). My parents are regular customers so I feel like there's a bias and they'd think we could wait a bit longer since we're regular customers anyway. I really had this urge to mention to the waiter that the food took way too long, but my dad said that's no use because the only thing we would get out of it is a 'sorry' or them pretending they didn't know since it's this crowded. So what would you have done in such a situation? Speak up about it? And would you think it would've been any use?