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Reservation Apps Have Made Getting into a Restaurant a Nightmare
- pseudolus 2mo agohttps://archive.ph/wBMo4 https://archive.ph/wBMo4
- paulpauper 2mo agoI have not noticed this much, but maybe this only applies to the nicest, trendiest of places
- mindcrime 2mo agoYeah, I saw this headline and immediately thought "these people are living in an entirely different world than me". Of the restaurants I regularly eat at, I can just walk in and have a table in 5-10 minutes at most, probably 95% of the time. I did hit my favorite Thai place in Chapel Hill a couple of weeks ago during a busy time and gave up on the wait (and walked to the Japanese place a dozen yards away), but that's extraordinarily rare. Now if I were pointedly eating at the "hip" places in town, or if I lived in Manhattan or San Francisco, maybe this would resonate more? EDIT: OK, yeah, here it is: In cities across the country, high-end restaurants seem increasingly hard to get into. "High end" is not a "thing" that I think about. I don't seek out "high end" restaurants because they are identified as trendy, hip, "high end" places. I just go to places that are a. near me and b. serve good food and c. have good service. What a novel idea, huh?
- TACOCODER 2mo agohello