By Dan November 04, 2010
We stopped here in part because the restaurant had wifi access. After placing our order, we found that their site was password protected. I nicely asked an employee for the password and was told it would be brought to us. This never happened so I patiently waited for a lull and went to the counter to ask again, thinking that it is easy to get distracted when you are busy. Without saying a word, the employee recognized me and reminded the owner of the place that she needed to give me the password. I thought that was nice and was expecting to get the password and then return to my table for a nice meal. Boy, was I in for a surprise. The owner turned to me and in a completely dismissive voice said, "Honey, I've got deliveries to make. I certainly don't have time to serve you! So you can just forget it." She then waved me away like I was her servant. I have never been treated so disrespectfully at a business in my entire life. After she left, her employees came to me to offer t ...read more
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