By: Steph Snyder
And now, they’re facebook friends. haha http://boston.eater.com/archives/2012/11/28/marc-orfaly-and-his-critic-are-now-facebook-friends-1.php
View ArticleBy: julie
She does say during the exchange that she left 90% of the food on her plate and complained to the server, who just laughed it off. I could see escalating it in that case – asking to see the manager...
View ArticleBy: Cihan
Polish Power, The restaurant owner could have easily spoken up in a way that asserted himself and made his point without telling the woman that she eats her own vomit and is a fat pig. But he didn’t,...
View ArticleBy: Dan
Awesome! “You must like vomit, you bitch” ROFL! You have to understand that working in a busy restaurant is hard and unforgiving. We are mostly all foul-mouthed, temperamental alcoholics. The demands...
View ArticleBy: Samantha Dolson
Wow. I’m watching out for the grammar police on this thread. The truth is that neither of them handled this appropriately. Sandy says her complaint fell on deaf ears. I’m assuming she spoke to her...
View ArticleBy: db
You know what, I’m totally siding with the restaurant guy, Orfally. We need a special a**hole award for people like this customer who use social media in sneaky ways like this to vent their...
View ArticleBy: Sking
The diner’s word were crass and did nothing to give her opinion credibility. What she said was mean spirited and dramatic, especially using words like vomit? It was poor form. However, she had nothing...
View ArticleBy: Francine
The Chef was definitely out of line on this one, but what is it with some people who live their life through Facebook. Do they know no other way to communicate?
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