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If I'm gathering your perspective correctly from this thread you're saying that you expect a place that charges $350 minimum per seat and is in competition with
by enobrev 8y ago
If I'm gathering your perspective correctly from this thread you're saying that you expect a place that charges $350 minimum per seat and is in competition with the finest culinary establishments in the world with the highest tier of service will take shortcuts with your meal, and when you notice and complain, their likely response is "too bad, sucker, we already have your money". Is that right?
- lisper 8y agoYes. The way you phrase it makes it sound unreasonable but I have actually had a few very bad experiences at high end restaurants.
- enobrev 8y agoFair enough. I have as well, but it's never gone uncorrected once I speak up. Even in cheap places that I've ordered delivery from leaning more towards the speed and convenience than quality, they tend to fix their mistakes when pointed out in my overall experience.
- lisper 8y agoYes, that's been my experience in 99% of the cases too. But it's precisely because high-end places are so expensive that this matters. If I go to Chipotle and pay $5 for a burrito that turns out to be sub-par, it just doesn't matter that much. If I'm paying $400 a plate, it matters. There's risk on both sides of this transaction.