Here we go, Amy Paul, who may or may not be a teacher in Rye NY gets upset about the service at the Palm in East Hampton.
Archive for the ‘Restaurant’ Category
NY Post Rude Hamptons Story at the Palm
Wednesday, August 18th, 2010Guest of a Guest reports on poor service at Serafina East Hampton
Monday, July 26th, 2010Read for yourself - here
Naked and Seen at Gurney’s Inn
Friday, December 25th, 2009I was enjoying a nice Christmas Eve dinner at Gurney’s Inn while at a another table sat a large party with two young children.
Please note I’ve raised two children personally and I like kids, but….
When the father proceeded to change the little girl into her pajamas at the table in the restaurant down to her diapers I thought that was crossing the line. I realize children are no longer seen and not heard, but simply leaving the dining room to change clothes would be something simple and easy.
- The Nudist
Three card check monte at the Copa Wine Bar
Thursday, August 20th, 2009Curbed Hamptons must be attracting some rude stories, check out this great example of customer service at the Copa Wine Bar.
Good Thing She Doesn’t Want Half A Puppy
Saturday, August 1st, 2009Someone shared this story with me in the village today:
I’m in the pizza parlor and I watch an older lady with kid walk upto the counter and orders half a slice of pizza. She only has $1.97 on her and wants only half a slice.
The pizza guy tells her, “sorry we don’t sell half slices, you can buy a whole one.”
She replied, “I only have $1.97.”
Pizza guy, “well you can buy a whole slice on your credit card.”
She replied, “I don’t want to charge it.”
This goes on four times as she keeps coming up and asking. The Pizza Guy finally breaks down.
- The Editor
Is that a pledge pin on your spiffy polo shirt?
Sunday, June 28th, 2009They would have had to pay extra money to get extra walnuts and extra strawberries on their $12 salad.
They didn’t want to pay the extra money-they just wanted what they wanted even though the guy insisted “it’s not about the money, it’s about the principle.”
SO, because they couldn’t get what they wanted for free (extra walnuts and extra strawberries for no extra money), they decided to “toilet paper” the bathroom walls (college style–you know–wet the stuff well and them slap it on the walls).
We’re talking 2.00pm on the first sunny Saturday in June on Newtown Lane!
So I take it this is the behavioral example of a person of morals, values and strong principles?
- Dean Wormer
