Kevin A.
Google
Trinada needs more training on how to treat everyone even employees! I placed an online order at 8:49 PM and arrived a little before 9:15 PM to pick it up. From the time I walked in, I was told by at least five different employees that my order was “not back there.” The carry-out employee even came out with a handheld device searching for my name and still said the order could not be found.
After waiting, I asked to speak with a manager. Less than six minutes later, the order suddenly appeared. I was told it had been sitting “under other orders,” which is why no one could find it. By this time, it was 9:50 PM. My food was no longer hot.
I asked to speak to a manager again because the issue was not just about temperature — it was about the entire experience. A server pointed to the manager, Trinidad, who was behind the bar while another manager in a suit was assisting someone else. When the server informed him I needed to speak with a manager, he yelled back at her in a frustrated tone that I needed to wait on him.
When Trinidad finally approached me, he asked if I needed a manager. I said yes and began explaining what had happened. He interrupted me twice, attempting to explain that certain foods take a long time to prepare. I clarified that if he allowed me to finish my story, he would understand the issue was not about cook time — it was that my order could not be located for over 30 minutes.
While I was seated, he continued interrupting me, put his hands up in my face while I was sitting down, and told me I “didn’t have an issue.” When I asked him to call the other manager, he stated he would not be doing that and said, “Girl, bye.”
At that point, the situation escalated from poor service to completely unprofessional and aggressive behavior. I left the restaurant, sat in my car in the parking lot, and cried because of how I was treated. I had to calm myself down before I could even drive off. I truly could not believe what I had just experienced.
By the time I got home, the food was even colder and completely wasted. I paid over $20 for a meal I could not even enjoy.
I understand that restaurants get busy and mistakes happen. However, dismissing a customer, speaking aggressively, putting your hands in their face, and using disrespectful language is unacceptable. I hope upper management takes this seriously and addresses both the organization of carry-out orders and the professionalism of management staff.