Sounds like a misunderstanding, then, that happens all the time in restaurants. Either she asked for grilled shrimp and the waitress assumed she wanted sautéed shrimp but didn't correct the customer when the order was placed OR the customer thought she ordered grilled shrimp but actually ordered sautéed shrimp. If she didn't eat it and said she ordered grilled shrimp, most restaurants would remove the plate and ask what else they could bring her. She pays for the food she eats.

I would never pay for food I didn't agree I ordered and I didn't eat. I find it a little weird so many automatically assume she should. But I left La 10 years ago and find I, not nearly as cynical as I used to be about people.

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Posted on 3/12/17 at 3:05 pm to LSUGrrrl

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Sounds like a misunderstanding, then, that happens all the time in restaurants. Either she asked for grilled shrimp and the waitress assumed she wanted sautéed shrimp but didn't correct the customer when the order was placed OR the customer thought she ordered grilled shrimp but actually ordered sautéed shrimp. If she didn't eat it and said she ordered grilled shrimp, most restaurants would remove the plate and ask what else they could bring her. She pays for the food she eats. I would never pay for food I didn't agree I ordered and I didn't eat. I find it a little weird so many automatically assume she should. But I left La 10 years ago and find I, not nearly as cynical as I used to be about people.

Sounds very reasonable and customer friendly.

Re. her asking to see a policy, I feel like she has EVERY right if it affects her bill.

What if you go to pay and they say, "It is our policy that on Friday afternoons, if you have brown hair and are wearing a blue shirt, you pay triple."

08, you wouldn't ask, or demand to see said policy?

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