Renee Gossiaux
Google
I recently visited your drive-thru and was disappointed by the level of service I received. From the start, the employee taking our order seemed rushed and eager to move on, though the order was entered correctly: three soft tacos, one meal, one burrito, one soda, one freeze, one order of fries, and one side of potatoes.
Upon pulling up to pay and collect our food, we noticed the freeze drink was missing. While they prepared it, I checked the bag and found we were also missing a soft taco, the fries, and the potatoes. When I brought this to their attention, the employee appeared irritated and confused. She asked to see the bag but didn’t actually take or examine it. Eventually, we were given the fries and potatoes, but the soft taco was still missing.
After signaling to her again, she returned, laughed, and began yelling at the kitchen staff. She insisted the item was in the bag, despite my showing her that it was not. Another employee then came to the window, didn’t speak any English, and simply shut the window on us when we requested the missing item.
Overall, the staff’s behavior was unprofessional and dismissive. Their lack of basic courtesy and attention to customer concerns was disappointing. I strongly believe that individuals in customer service roles should be trained to handle such situations with patience, clarity, and respect.