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| - This is honestly the hardest review I've written for several reasons. The way the manager treated me first makes me super sad, and the way another family was treated as superior to my group (ostensibly because of the way they looked) is something I've never experienced before.
This place is called Juan Jaimes TEQUILA AND TACOS. Now I don't know about you, but to me that screams "hey come on in, have a margarita, laugh with your friends, take a shot of tequila!" Apparently it actually means "we cater to white heteronormative Eddie Bauer families." It all started seemingly well, we came in (four of us - all women, 2 POC, 1 gender non conforming) ordered entrees and drinks. We were there to exchange Christmas presents, drink tequila and have fun. Unfortunately, for the aforementioned family sitting next to us, that meant we were being "too loud." They told us we should "go to a bar" (is that not where the f we were)? They then proceeded to complain to the manager - instead of her telling us to maybe keep it down, she asked us to leave. I honestly had no idea we were being that loud. I thought I was having a fun night with my girlfriends - that was apparently not the case.
The manager refused her name. But let me tell ya, we had money to spend, and instead of spending it there, we were rudely forced to patronize elsewhere. Now I won't speculate why this manager thought it was OK to treat a different table preferentially, but I sure can wonder.
Juan Jaimes - why you driving away people with excess income to spend? Seems counterintuitive to me, but maybe that's north Scottsdale to me.
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