I have been to TTT many times. Â My husband's in a band, our friends are in bands, they play all at TTT at some point, so we support them by going to TTT to see them. Â I went with a friend to see her boyfriend play. Â But last night is the last time myself or anyone in the group I was with with will go there.
Long story short the waitress took my friends shot off the table. Â No big deal right? We pointed out her mistake - only to realize it was our mistake. Â She completely denied even being at our table. Â Ok, well we saw her at our table. Â After a conversation that was entirely too lengthy, and falling just short of her using the word liar my friend gave up. Â Being the sober person at the table I wanted to stand up for what's right, so I went to the bartender. Â He stated that it's not his problem and implied I was just trying to get a free drink. Â Now I got mad! Â First there are much easier ways for a woman to score a drink. Â Secondly there's no management in this place, so by default he's in charge. Â He's responsible for everything that goes on in absence of management. Â I tended bar for the better part of 10 years, I know this. Â Finally in the end he did the right thing and angrily slapped together a shot, practically threw it at me and said "take this or leave". Then I could not get served the rest of the night. Â Really.... who are you ultimately hurting?
It's not necessarily that a mistake was made, but how it's handled on the back end. Â Here's how it should have gone down. Â Us: Â "Oh, it looks like you accidentally took our 1/2 full shot away." Â Waitress: Â "Gee I'm sorry can I get you ____ (fill in the blank anything would be sufficient). Â Us: Â "Thanks that would be great!" Â Wow how easy was that, or could have been. Â Happy customers, we'll will come back, no bad reviews, and even if it wasn't her fault the bar just spent $4 max and would have made another $100 that night alone. Â
I am sick of places that provide poor customer service. There are lots of places that support the local music scene. Â There's no need to go to a place that treats their customers this way.