A non-sharing policy?
That is a first. Which restaurant tells their patrons that they cannot share a meal? Especially when your prices make the finest restaurants in JHB seem cheap, and to charge these prices for food that is bland, unappetizing, and totally unsatisfying, is bordering on the insane.
To add to this recipe of abomination, the service was pathetic; the waitron rude, and the restaurant's organisation skills were primitive, as we found meals belonging to other tables, added to our bill.
To put the cherry on top, we had asked for 2 small desserts and a birthday song, as 2 of our guests shared a common birthday. What did we get? A giant cake (if that's what you call a cake), with an accompanying price tag of R400, which apparently, was at a dicounted rate.
Some managerial advice to the aptly named Grey-haired Ponce from a previous complaint, when a table of 12 sit down at your 'establishment', and only the elderly gentlemen asks if he can share a meal with his wife, use some common sense and say 'yes, no problem Sir'. Instead of your well-articulated 'I don't do sharing' reply.
You've seen the last of us.
Give Gordon Ramsay a call. You need some help.
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