Menus have glaring errors

[schlimazel_traveler]

They have a linguini pomodoro on the menu every night, as well as a vegetarian option of the day (eggplant parmesan, etc). You could also order from the children's menu which has a grilled cheese sandwich, and possibly a cheese pizza. And great french fries, although I can't say I asked what they were fried in.

[bplazo]

Originally Posted by momof3hungryboys

I was looking over the menus that people have posted. I noticed several glaring mistakes regarding menu items being listed as vegetarian or gluten free.

Snow crab salad is listed as vegetarian.

I saw several items listed as gluten free that from the description contain wheat. Items like pita bread and bread stuffing.

Then there are other items like fruit soups and salads that sound as if they should be vegetarian, but have no vegetarian symbol.

I guess my family of 4 vegetarians will be asking a million questions.

Plus, only one vegetarian entree choice. Really?

I hope you realize that your server has other tables and that you should keep your questions at a minimum and not monopolize all his/her time.

[momof3hungryboys]

Originally Posted by bplazo

I hope you realize that your server has other tables and that you should keep your questions at a minimum and not monopolize all his/her time.

I'm sure if the waiter knows the menu it shouldn't take that long to answer any questions. Plus, I was under the impression that the head waiter could also help with any dietary questions/requirements.

[bplazo]

Originally Posted by momof3hungryboys

I'm sure if the waiter knows the menu it shouldn't take that long to answer any questions. Plus, I was under the impression that the head waiter could also help with any dietary questions/requirements.

Well, more than 2 questions is alot and time consurming. Just saying.

[momof3hungryboys]

Originally Posted by bplazo

Well, more than 2 questions is alot and time consurming. Just saying.

I'll be sure to remind the meat eaters that I share a table with not to ask more than two questions per meal either.

We mustn't have the guests being a bother to the staff after all.

[whataboutport]

Originally Posted by bplazo

Well, more than 2 questions is alot and time consurming. Just saying.

Oh please. A whole table of vegetarians won't need to ALL ask the questions. If everyone's paying attention then the questions only need to be asked once. I think it would take longer for the waiter to ask each person say, how do you want your steak cooked, and with the answer of Very well done, burn it if you have to, I don't want any pink at all.

You've never asked your server more than two questions about a dish prior to ordering?

[whataboutport]

Originally Posted by momof3hungryboys

I'll be sure to remind the meat eaters that I share a table with not to ask more than two questions per meal either.

We mustn't have the guests being a bother to the staff after all.

Seriously, like the time it takes for you to ask your waiter a few questions is gonna take longer than the guy who orders 4 apps and 3 entrees for himself? I say ask away! My bff and cousin are strict vegetarians. I eat out with them all the time and their questions take mere seconds!

[momof3hungryboys]

Originally Posted by whataboutport

Seriously, like the time it takes for you to ask your waiter a few questions is gonna take longer than the guy who orders 4 apps and 3 entrees for himself? I say ask away! My bff and cousin are strict vegetarians. I eat out with them all the time and their questions take mere seconds!

I know. It doesn't take long to ask and it isn't like we have to ask about everything.

I ate out at the weekend and only had to ask one question.