Rosie G.
Google
I came in on Friday the 27th around 9:20 PM, and unfortunately the customer service was extremely disappointing.
The girl working the register was very rude. She loudly told the entire line to move over in a way that felt more like yelling than directing. There was no smile, no warmth, just blunt and dismissive behavior. The way she spoke to me made me feel like I was inconveniencing her, as if I needed to hurry up and get out of the way. It was uncomfortable and honestly unnecessary.
The other girl who made and handed me my order wasn’t any better. When she gave it to me, she didn’t smile or say thank you. She handed it over abruptly with a straight face and zero acknowledgment. For the price customers are paying, basic courtesy and professionalism shouldn’t be too much to expect.
I still left a tip, but the overall experience left a really bad impression. Customer service matters just as much as the product, and this visit definitely missed the mark. Management this is something you need to be considering for the amount of customer volume that you get per night this issue is damaging to your business.
There are so many people who would genuinely appreciate having that job and would show up ready to make customers feel welcome and valued. It’s disappointing to see positions like that filled by employees who act like being there is a burden. A welcoming attitude costs nothing, but it makes a huge difference in the overall experience.