jonathan S.
Google
Esmeralda, who I understand may be a shift lead or hold a supervisory role, needs to improve her customer service skills. After receiving an incorrect order at the drive-thru, I went inside to address the issue. I calmly explained the situation, clearly identified the missing and incorrect items, and requested that they be replaced.
My receipt was taken from me with an expression that suggested I was at fault, and I was issued a “remake receipt.” Fortunately, I had the foresight to take a clear photo of the order number on one of the food bags still in my vehicle, in case it was needed for verification or tracking purposes.
I entered the restaurant calm, respectful, and courteous, yet left feeling as though I had done something wrong over a very simple issue. To reiterate, I placed my order, paid in full, and the order was prepared incorrectly due to human error— something that is understandable, but entirely outside of my control.
Situations like this should be handled with professionalism and courtesy, such as a simple acknowledgment of the mistake and an offer to replace the missing items. Even a small gesture—such as a complimentary cookie, milkshake, or extra fries would have gone a long way, though no complimentary item was necessary. What mattered most was the manner in which the situation was handled.
While I do not fully agree with the saying that “the customer is always right,” this situation warranted consideration, especially since the incorrect item was physically brought in and handed to the associate for disposal. That alone should have provided sufficient confirmation of the issue and merited the benefit of the doubt.
As I am no longer local and do not live in the area, I do not anticipate returning. Frankly, I do not see myself returning at all. Based on this experience, I would rate this location 0 out of 5 stars.