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Old 12-31-2015, 08:24 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by MokSpeed View Post
... I do believe as a customer you are not required to tip. However, should you choose to dine like this you are required to disclose this to your server at the beginning of your meal. ....
You are kidding right?
I would never do that.
Unless you WANT a little "something special" in your meal.

My policy is to never complain or ask for anything to be fixed until AFTER I have all of my food. I will typically just live with something wrong unless it is just not edible.

And even then, I rarely ever accept anything that has been 'remedied'.

I just got back (literally) from Outback where I ordered the steak and crab cake.
The picture on the menu, had huge chunks of crab falling out of a beautifully cooked crab cake.
What we got looked more like a mushy lump of mashed potatoes with nothing whatsoever that looked like crab in it.

I just told the waiter that was unacceptable, showed him the picture in the menu, and asked that it be taken off the tab.
I did not want any other food to compensate.
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