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| - I typically love the food here, it's innovative, healthy, and a delicious way to introduce vegan cuisine to the general public. I typically also love the staff, friendly, cordial, and seem to fit with the vision of this organization. Today was an exception. I ordered a to go order and arrived promptly. I could see my order sitting on the shelf. A petite nose ringed gal was taken an order to someone. Usually I am acknowledged at very least upon entrance, however nose ring girl was deeply entranced in conversation with the man making an order. While I understand the need for deeper connections between people in a fast paced world, I was in a hurry and starving. I was not even noticed and stood there for about ten minutes waiting for them to be done. She did a good job of explaining the menu but body language and gesture certainly gave light to a clear flirtation. Apparently his name is Dante, not Donte. I took off my sunglasses in hope eye contact would evoke some sort of recognition as I stared longingly at my food. I'm pretty sure she could not have bent over further to see down her tank top, shameless. I get it, young and beautiful abound this place, freedom to communicate and be loose is all good. This is a business as well and I wonder if this conduct of greens operating model. Ok I'm a little dramatic, but the bottom line is my food was cold, my sandwich was congealed and fallen apart, my salad wilted with cold mock chicken. So I just want to thank nose ring girl, my green perception is altered. Thank you to all the other staff who are friendly and a sheer delight, but ms nose ring girl, speaking from experience, being of service to ALL customers is a typical principle in food service. 1 star, not for green, 1 star for nose ring girl who clearly has an affection for up and coming hipster boys clearly I'll accustomed to female attention. Peace.
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