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  • They don't honor their Restaurant.com gift certificates and treated me like I was a thief trying to steal from them for coming in with one. I think it's downright unethical to put coupons out there to bring new customers in to your restaurant only to refuse to honor the coupon or try to change the terms of it once they get you in the door. I won't ever go back. Here's what happened: I bought a $5 off certificate from Restaurant.com with some credits my husband had been given from his employer. The website and printed certificate both stated that you had to make a minimum purchase of $10 in order to use the $5 gift certificate. So I drove (out of my way) to try this place with my coupon. I waited to be seated. I waited for my server to come by to take my order. I presented my coupon and the young waitress held up one finger and said "Just a moment," so I waited some more. She went and got an older lady, maybe the owner or manager? This woman informed me in a rather stern, almost scolding voice that I would have to come back with friends if I wanted to use my $5 certificate. My father is in the restaurant business so I understand that they don't make much money if everyone structures their order to order exactly $10 of food, so I pointed out that I would be ordering a $9 entree, plus a drink and maybe dessert. "We don't have any dessert," she barked at me, accusingly, as if I had been lying to her. How the heck was I supposed to know they don't have any desserts? The conversation continued, with me trying to point out that I was happy to comply fully with the terms of the certificate, that I had paid for this coupon (she actually made a disgusted face and asked me "Why you pay for that?") until finally I asked straight out "So, are you telling me that you absolutely will not honor this coupon under the terms I bought it under, and which are printed right on it?" Her answer? "You go now" pointing to the door! Unbelievable! Read Jared W.'s 3/6/2013 review and you tell me if these are ethical people who want to succeed by taking good care of their customers or if they will do anything to make a buck. Sorry, but every time I see the name of their business, I think someone should change the "T" in "Tasty" to an "N" for "Nasty."
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