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>> Me: Order a margarita. Customer: OK. I'd say "OK" too. One of my problems going into a restaurant is I don't know what the restaurant is good at making; I
by meric 14y ago
>> Me: Order a margarita. Customer: OK.
I'd say "OK" too. One of my problems going into a restaurant is I don't know what the restaurant is good at making; I used to make the mistake of ordering stuff the restaurant hasn't made in weeks and it tastes horrible.
If the waiter/waitress was going to recommend me something, its unlikely something the restaurant was especially bad at making, and it would solve part of my problem, and so I'll accept his/her recommendation.
- robryan 14y agoOr situations where you aren't really to fussed about what you drink, it is often better to get something different suggested to you than selecting one of the first few drinks that come to mind when you go up to the bar.
- gadders 14y agoIt'll be whatever is on special/they have been asked to push by the owner. I think this was discussed in Kitchen Confidential in terms of food.
- rgee 14y agoIf it's crap or ridiculously overpriced, they'll pay for it in the tip anyway.