What made you 'break up' with a restaurant?

Anonymous
Honestly, anything will do it: one rude comment, very slow service, one bad dish...I'm not the type to ever go slam the business online, but I won't go back.
Anonymous
Prices went way up and quality went way down.
Anonymous
Mice
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Smaller portions for more money


+1

It used to be two meals worth and now it’s barely filling for 1.

Plus the ridiculous “covid fees”.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Smaller portions for more money


This attitude is why America is on GLP-1s.


LOL. I'm thin but even I like portions and quality to be commensurate with the price. I love getting two or three meals out of one entree. Some of us just want value.
Anonymous
New waitstaff all looked stoned and dirty.
Anonymous

Bad service
The removal of a meal I like
Difficulty with reservations or the parking
Anonymous
Food poisoning.
Anonymous
A moth like bug flew out of my takeout container when I pulled the lid off. I know it sounds crazy. That disgusted me more than any hair could. I mean hair sometimes falls in food.
Anonymous
when there was a “service fee” added to the bill in addition to the tax and then specified that it wasn’t the tip either.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Raw fried chicken byeeeeeee


+1
Anonymous
Price increases took a local diner to ridiculous levels. I'm not paying $30 for you mediocre entree when I can go somewhere far better for the same price. It's kind of sad because it used to be a neighborhood hangout, but they just keep raising prices and now it's almost always empty
Anonymous
Outback- yeah not a great restaurant to start with but used to be able to get out of there for under $100 for a fam of 4. Last time our sirloin looked like Salisbury Steak and the waiter wore airpods. We all got diarrhea.
Anonymous
I saw a cockroach 🪳 crawl across a table at Lost Dog on Washington Street in Arlington. Never again.
Anonymous
Best scallops I’ve ever tasted, all around great food but the place is plain dirty, mouse droppings under the table on unmopped floor.
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