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Patient through a packed Friday service. Thanked the whole team and made our new server’s night.
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Demanded a discount unrelated to the meal and threatened public retaliation when it was declined. The manager ended the conversation calmly.
Arrived well after the reservation time but accepted the revised seating window and remained courteous.
A dish arrived incorrectly, and they responded with patience and humor while the team remade it.
Explained a complicated check split before ordering and confirmed the arrangement with the server, making a busy closeout easy.
Organized the table before leaving and made a point of thanking both the dining-room and kitchen teams.
Responded sharply when a larger table was unavailable, but accepted the available seating after options were explained.