Donna Melenyte
Google
Ok, everything (donuts and drinks) was delicious, but... almost walked out without ordering anything and still not sure why did I even bother to order. Although both me and my son have a bad eyesight, everywhere else we have no problem seeing the print once we walk up really close to a counter. But this time the letters were so small and that wall was so far from the counter, that we could decipher only the categories of drinks and NOT what flavors do they have. Looked around to see if there are any paper menus to read instead, but there was nothing. So I nicely asked the cashier if she could help us and told her the reason. Her answer was "you get what you see". I understand it's not her job to read the flavors to me, but it's not that hard to be just slightly helpful instead of just doing the bare minimum with an attitude... Then somehow we realized to take a photo and to use zoom in order to see (which should not be the only solution... people's phones could be out of batteries, cameras malfunctioning, etc.). So we placed an order, but had to repeat everything really slowly to her two times, because my very slight accent seemed to inconvenience her (I myself work in customer service too, but when I sometimes need to ask someone to repeat it due to someone's accent, I ask it nicely, not with an attitude...)