Which DCUM poster tried to order take-out in Kansas City?

[Anonymous]

So which one of you posters tried to order take-out food from Voltaire in Kansas City?

http://elitedaily.com/humor/restaurant-owner-shuts-down-customer-yelp-photos/785720/

[Anonymous]

That is absolutely hilarious.

[Anonymous]

Just sad. I can't imagine being around those people all the time. Hopefully they do not have children.

[Anonymous]

Hahaha. I'm sure it was that poster who kept going on and on about how no food in DC is worth paying for, and that's why he/she goes to NYC to eat out.

[Anonymous]

Make sure you read the whole response, love the response about being a lawyer.

[Anonymous]

Why didn't they just buy it there and them have them box it up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why didn't they just buy it there and them have them box it up

You didn't read accurately. The owner said that they would box up uneaten food from dining-in patrons. That means that they would have had to go into the restaurant, be seated, ordered food, waited for it to be delivered to their table, then asked to have it boxed up. They were looking for take-out food, not boxed up leftovers which is all the restaurant would agree to.

[Anonymous]

LOl great story.

[Anonymous]

I am quite sure that the person who called the restaurant was a total douchenozzle. However, I also don't know why restaurants get so bent out of shape about this kind of request. Someone wants to walk across the street, pay full price and not take up a table, and get some food in takeaway containers that you already have - seems like a win.

But one the restaurant said "no" , I'd just be moving on to the restaurant next door.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just sad. I can't imagine being around those people all the time. Hopefully they do not have children.

the person who posted the review is a very close childhood friend of mine. Her version of the story was different. I don't want to re-hash it, but long story short, the owner made up some details in his response.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just sad. I can't imagine being around those people all the time. Hopefully they do not have children.

the person who posted the review is a very close childhood friend of mine. Her version of the story was different. I don't want to re-hash it, but long story short, the owner made up some details in his response.

Your friend made enough of an ass of herself in the original review that it doesn't really matter if the response was accurate or not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hahaha. I'm sure it was that poster who kept going on and on about how no food in DC is worth paying for, and that's why he/she goes to NYC to eat out.

Ha! This.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just sad. I can't imagine being around those people all the time. Hopefully they do not have children.

the person who posted the review is a very close childhood friend of mine. Her version of the story was different. I don't want to re-hash it, but long story short, the owner made up some details in his response.

Your friend made enough of an ass of herself in the original review that it doesn't really matter if the response was accurate or not.

He didn't forge her identity on the Yelp review.
She asked for a particular item/service. Restaurant said they don't provide that item/service. She then decided that failure to provide that particular item/service warranted her exacting "vengeance" by taking to Yelp and writing a one star review.

Without reading any of the response from the owner, I read the initial Yelp review and concluded that writer was ridiculous. So I don't really care what "version" she gave you. Her words speak for themselves, and she comes across as an idiot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just sad. I can't imagine being around those people all the time. Hopefully they do not have children.

the person who posted the review is a very close childhood friend of mine. Her version of the story was different. I don't want to re-hash it, but long story short, the owner made up some details in his response.

Your friend made enough of an ass of herself in the original review that it doesn't really matter if the response was accurate or not.

He didn't forge her identity on the Yelp review.
She asked for a particular item/service. Restaurant said they don't provide that item/service. She then decided that failure to provide that particular item/service warranted her exacting "vengeance" by taking to Yelp and writing a one star review.

Without reading any of the response from the owner, I read the initial Yelp review and concluded that writer was ridiculous. So I don't really care what "version" she gave you. Her words speak for themselves, and she comes across as an idiot.

i love how the reviewer assumes that she will starve if this one restaurant in Kansas City doesn't cater to her every whim. So entrepreneurial of her!