16 Times Restaurants Replied To Negative Reviews
These individuals should really stop trying to defame these restaurants.
Restaurant reviews can get brutally honest, but sometimes the replies are even sharper than the complaints. In this roundup, diners left negative feedback, and the businesses answered back with sarcasm, receipts, and a little bit of attitude.
From mix-ups over orders to complaints that seemed wildly off base, these exchanges show what happens when restaurant staff decide not to stay quiet.
Here are 16 times restaurants replied to negative reviews and made the whole thing more entertaining.
1. "Don't recommend us to a friend of yours"
u/fuckthegards via Reddit2. Time for the manager to set the record straight
u/--shannon-- via Reddit3. Guess you should get your phone checked out
u/vtwinsf via Reddit
4. Note to self: don't lick the cupcake toppers
u/Leah8329 via Reddit
5. I wonder if Kobi wrote this for you...?
u/StonerCPA via Reddit
That reply did not leave much room for debate.
6. I especially like the edit done afterward
u/V0RT3XXX via Reddit
7. "The charity money got wasted"
u/Antonaros via Reddit
8. I hope this manager is also running the social media account with their investigative skills
u/BRANN0N via Reddit
This one comes with a very confident correction.
It echoes the question of whether you’d be wrong to critique your partner’s cooking after their fancy dinner party disaster, in this debate.
9. Guess Marcel was having too much fun if he was only there for a short time
u/3789460947994 via Reddit
10. If only you had booked a table
u/mrmojofilter via Reddit
11. This one is just sad for a multitude of reasons
u/Mewwtant
12. This person has a very interesting business strategy
u/Votality via Reddit
13. Who doesn't pull their firearm out every time they eat?
u/thehospitalinc via Reddit
That complaint aged badly in a hurry.
14. This must be from an existing restaurant nearby
u/your_dankesty via Reddit
15. Maybe don't order an item that isn't offered on the menu...
u/DooWopExpress via Reddit
Clearly, the owner was not impressed in the slightest
u/DooWopExpress via Reddit
17. Someone needs a lesson in fine dining
u/tobeornottobeugly via Reddit
Some restaurants really do keep the same energy in the replies.
Want the dinner-party drama version? Read how a friend got uninvited for criticizing cuisine choices in this AITA.