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But Yelp isn’t the go-to destination for answering “Where can I find a once-in-a-lifetime caliber meal”. And what this chef wants is to be able to lock in his r
by jowiar 9y ago
But Yelp isn’t the go-to destination for answering “Where can I find a once-in-a-lifetime caliber meal”. And what this chef wants is to be able to lock in his reputation at delivering said caliber meal without any checking as to whether he still operates at that standard.
- sprafa 9y agoNo he wants to leave the standard entirely. He just wants to be unlisted from something which has changed his life and he thinks, not for the better. I don't see a reason why he shouldn't be allowed to do that.
- jowiar 9y agoThat's complete BS. If he was running a little neighborhood place selling dinner for $30, I'd buy what you're saying. But he's not. Google "Le suquet", and in the Google tagline, you get: "Le Suquet at Laguiole the three star gastronomic restaurant of Sébastien Bras." He'd rather Le Suquet be forever known as "the place that was 3 stars until the Chef told the reviewers to fuck off" rather than "the place that was 3 stars but isn't any more because quality control has slipped".