Search results

Yes,I would trust them. It just seems an odd reaction, to sit there with no food. But not really my business.

So you haven't tipped since 1999?

A man needs to be polite, not just to me but to everyone. I watch that. How does he treat the waiter? How does he treat the coat-check girl? How does he treat the driver?

I'd go the other way and be really gushing about the food, take at least 3 minutes on each element of your dish and make sure you end it in an uncomfortably lingering hug. They'll never bother you again.

Just give them a thumbs up. Problem solved. It's second out of your evening. Waiters are told to do check-backs by their bosses. if a waiter fails to do a check - back and the diners subsequently complain about their food the cost of freebies and deductions comes out of the waiters tips and...

Exactly, soulless.

I bet you're an absolute delight to host :lolol:

They are usually obliged to and it gives people an opportunity to voice any concerns. Perfectly acceptable.

In fact the only time I can remember not tipping was at Red Snapper on the Dials when they charged me and my good lady for drinking tapwater from a reusable glass bottle on the table. When I questioned them they insisted they weren't reusable. It was bizarre and got heated. I paid but didn't tip...

That is a bit childish. Why didn't he want a new one? From the sound of it, ie he wanted it blue, it would have taken 2 mins. Cutting off his nose...

Japan is a soulless society and I'm glad we don't follow their example on many things.

I would have to receive pretty shoddy service not to tip. Some of my best mates work in the industry and I see how crappy some customers can be. They deserve their tips.