not too happy in because we were called more lousy about something that was on our bill that should not have been there. our waiter told us that maisbrot came with our pulled pork plate. When they brought it to our table, we accepted it, because we thought it had come with the meal. my brother had ordered a maize bread assistant before. when our bill came and had 2 maiscakes on it, we told them that we should only have one, as we did not order the second, and we were told that it came with our meal. the manager came by immediately and said, “Do what I can do” without saying anything else, but that and had a big job. we tried to explain that we were told that it was coming with him, but we were always only told that we should not have taken it if we don't order it, although we really thought it was coming with the meal as we were told as such. even if he didn't say it came with him- what he did- but only for matters of the economy we were brought food that we didn't order. cornbread is something that seems like it would come with a meal, so some people only assume that it comes with him and take it, even if they were not told that it came with him. eating was misplaced and that is not our fault. but the debt was put on us because they only accepted us food they brought us. we would have liked to have paid for it, even if we had not ordered it and had not written a review if we had not been called a sinner all the time, because we said it had come to this. the waiter even lied to the manager when she asked if he told us it came with him and shook his head. he can have really mispoken and wanted to say that it came with another type of brot, but accidentally said kornbrot. but they have a fault and do not owe it to the customer. it's just the principle to be called a lousy and argue with customers about something that should not be so big. bad customer service. in any case, we have still tipped well because we really have not taken care of the price. the manager was so annoyed and had such an attitude with us about it, the poor waiter felt likely to cover his tracks to avoid getting angry at him. So we still tipped him well. Maybe we shouldn't, but he still has to pay his bills at the end of the night. However, the manager must definitely learn good business practices. that shouldn't have been so big. that was great.
