This review is not on the food or our server Jesse - both were excellent!
But what happened to the customer experience?
- a 40 minute wait when I have a reservation
- three hostesses and no update
- when I do ask for an update, "people have paid out, but are still occupying the space"
- What happened to the managers?
In an age of unlimited data, metrics, and analysis, I find the excuse of not knowing your customer flow to be a little insulting. By the way, what is the role of the three hosts?
Where are the managers and what is their role in all this? Our previous experience at Echo & Rig is that one of the managers will do a courtesy stop by the table. Of course, this did not happen.
Has Echo & Rig forgotten about the basics of the total customer experience? Thankfully our server Jesse saved the evening for what started as a horrible experience.
Las Vegas is a service town, and the expectation is high to deliver a quality experience. You are only as good as the last experience, and you are a victim of your success. I hope this was an unfortunate exception and not the new rule of what to expect from Echo & Rig.