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What about the problem of "clean" silverware caked with who knows what. In my experience, modern dish washing systems leave a lot to be desired.
When I was growing up in a family restaurant, we washed everything the old fashioned way, individually and carefully. After draining a bit, the silverware was dried and put away piece by piece. We were taught to look at it while drying it. I honestly don’t remember finding a dirty piece.
There are places where a high percentage of silverware is soiled. Big, mass market places seem to be the worst.
I want a butter knife AND a fresh fork for my entree.
If you are at a restaurant where you are given a butter knife
you should get fresh utensils.I don’t see anything wrong with asking for same.
I want a butter knife AND a fresh fork for my entree.
If you are at a restaurant where you are given a butter knife
you should get fresh utensils.I don’t see anything wrong with asking for same.
If I’m paying market price for lobster, then they REALLY better give me a clean fork!
Huge problem here, so if you don’t like ranch dressing with your lobster, lick your fork off first !! Ha Ha, only kidding!!
Wally
I don’t mind the butter so much as being expected to eat my entree with a fork coated with Ranch dressing. Of course, back in the day, my mom’s family flipped their plates over for dessert.
Is it too much to ask that separate butter knives be supplied at passably decent, white table cloth restaurants? Last night the activity of the busboy awoke a dormant annoyance in me when he picked up the used knives off the butter dishes and set them on the tablecloth in preparation for the (not imminent) arrival of the entree. I should have demanded new knives but didn’t (my fault) but this is so routine it didn’t dawn on me in time. It is not right for busboys or servers to be handling used tableware that is expected to be used again.
Thanks for letting me vent on this. I will demand a new knife next (and every) time and if you all agree, I hope you will too and maybe we can educate a few restaurants.
Butter Knives
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