Some Servers Need to KNOW How to Take a Customer's Order
Some servers today don't know how to take your order in a restaurants. Sometimes, I honestly have had better luck getting my order correct at fast food restaurants at times. It's sad, it really is.
A good example, is twice I have ordered the garden salad at Red Lobster with saying "No tomatoes and No cucumbers." BOTH times, the servers made the side ( Read more... )
A good example, is twice I have ordered the garden salad at Red Lobster with saying "No tomatoes and No cucumbers." BOTH times, the servers made the side ( Read more... )
No, because if it's my server delivering my food to my table, for any error that you don't have to *TOUCH* the food to notice the mistake you have FULL CONTROL over getting your pad of paper out that you WROTE the order on and COMPARING that written order by WORKING AS TEAM BY CHECKING OVER THE KITCHEN STAFF'S WORK FOR ANY DUH MISTAKES like wrong side dishes or missing ranch.
That's not the messenger, that's the server deciding to not go over the order with the plate of food.
When the Denny's waitress brought me onion rings when I ordered seasoned fries, even if she would have put in the order correctly(I didn't get charged for the seasoned fries, but who knows what the ticket in the kitchen actually had on it), she took it from the kitchen to my table WRONG, which that was in her FULL CONTROL to avoid since she WROTE DOWN MY ORDER and she could have compared the written order to the food to have caught the obvious mistake, since like DUH onion rings don't look like fries, do they?
"Blaming the expiditer would be an error in the food when the ticket was right. That's a kitchen issue."
No, because the expediter didn't bring me an obvious error that I didn't have to TOUCH the food to notice the problem. For example, you put in seasoned fries, you bring me onion rings, that's YOUR FAULT you brought me the wrong food. I don't care if the ticket was right, YOU WERE TOO LAZY, UNCARING, UNWILLING TO WORK AS A TEAM TO COMPARE THE WRITTEN ORDER TO FOOD to have noticed like DUH onion rings aren't fries, like DUHHH STUPID STUPID!!
I also didn't take a number and pick it up from the expo at the window. You brought me my food if you were my server. If it's another server, the other server can compare the ticket to the food by asking the expo for the ticket to compare the food to, to work as you said EVERYONE WORKS AS A TEAM.
It's not a kitchen issue if you left the kitchen with such a DUH mistake, that's YOURS for not paying attention to WTF you are serving me. It becomes your issue once you LEFT the kitchen with an error that you don't have to TOUCH A THING to notice the mistake. It's your issue also, because you now have to go back to the kitchen and then rebring it back again when it's corrected, so YES, that could have been totally prevented by YOUR comparison of the written order with the food if you didn't even try to do that, which you say it's not your job, when it is, since EVERYONE is supposed to work as a TEAM, your words, not mine.
So what, you put in the order correctly, but then what came out didn't even resemble what I ordered, why would I not blame you for wasting my time and not caring about WHAT you were serving me, huh?
"how is a kitchen messup the servers fault?"
Once you left the kitchen with the DUH mistake like even if you put in my order correctly, but left with onion rings instead of fries, that's on YOU for *************SERVING*************** me THE COMPLETELY WRONG FOOD. If you are tolerate or blind or need glasses, then I can say ok, you can't do the job properly, but you aren't ANY of these things, so it's YOUR mess up once YOU DECIDED TO SERVE IT OBVIOUSLY WRONG TO THE CUSTOMER BY DECIDING NOT TO COMPARE THE WRITTEN ORDER TO THE FOOD. If it's another server, if the order is correctly put in, then that's that other server's fault, unless it's a condiment, then really it's both the other server and your server's fault since condiments are something that can be brought out ahead of time.
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