Anonymous wrote:I thought it was against health code.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:whats the big deal.
been to several bars where they grab a fresh glass for a new/different drink. but reuse the same glass if the beverage is the same when alcohol is involved.
but for iced teat, soda, water. they always reuse the same glass.
again. whats the big deal
The big deal is spread of germs. I've seen bartenders reuse pint glasses under the tap and I watch them closely every time and every time I can see when they tilt the glass under the tap, the metal part is always resting on the inside of the glass - that's disgusting. They should get a new glass, always.
Anonymous wrote:This is at a bar at a nice downtown DC restaurant. Most of the time I get a new glass, but when it gets busy sometimes they reuse my glass for a beer or cocktail. Seems lazy for what I spend. (Or, knock a dollar off the price.) Plus, I'm not sure other customers want my germs under the beer tap. Just wondering.
Anonymous wrote:whats the big deal.
been to several bars where they grab a fresh glass for a new/different drink. but reuse the same glass if the beverage is the same when alcohol is involved.
but for iced teat, soda, water. they always reuse the same glass.
again. whats the big deal