Re: Should I or should'nt I

Not in regards to food ..... no way .....

Re: Should I or should'nt I

In any and all ways, if you had seen the banana mess I created last week you would never want to eat here ever but see the lovely banana cake I made yesterday morning you would happily eat here again. We all make mistakes.

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..... Someone I know, thats different ... .
Otherwise turns my stomach - just the way it is for me, I have had first hand experience, really put me off, so I'd hardly go back for seconds .....

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If the beer was okay, I would take a couple of mates and just get bladdered without eating any of their food.

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Thats one answer - drinks and crisps Steve .....?

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No Steve I wouldn't lower myself to be seen 'dead' in that place ever again!!!

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What if when you hand in your voucher, they know it's the person who complained and they spit in your food/beer?

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I didn't go in the end ....I been have there before and didn't find it that enjoyable ...so i let my son and daughter go ....I am going to have a nice Chinese and watch the box...lol they not as fussy as me .. as my dad would say , "kids today don't know what good food is "

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I once took my son for a meal in a hotel while on his birthday day out and it was awful.

The hotel was one belonging to group so I complained to head office and was told I could have a free meal at another hotel in the group which was near to home.

I had to telephone to book a table and explained the reason we were going.
We had a very embarrassing meal with waiters hovering around us all the time in a very 'obvious' way and whispering . We didn't enjoy the meal one bit and would never accept another replacement meal.

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Wen I was in New Zealand last year (Feb/March) I went into a pub to have a roast dinner in Queenstown and really looked forward to it. However I complained about it because the food was appalling. To my surprise I had my money brought back over to my table. I protested, saying getting a refund wasn't the intention, just that I was so hungry and badly wanted the meal, but she insisted. I felt mortified, as I have never ever complained in the past.

Then back in England a short while later Mum and I had cause to moan about a meal out, in another pub, and again got a refund.

Not had cause since, thank goodness. I would rather have an immediate refund than vouchers.