Restaurant Souvlaki 7 Prévost — Restaurant in Prévost

Food looked good but I’m not a fan and I was there with a 50+ group of people. The red hair waitress was sweet and tried to accommodate surprisingly the manager (a guy in a baseball cap) told her no. What kind of service is that? Specially from 1 request from a 50+ group. I decided to eat next door just because how he handled things.

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My review stays the same. My rating is because of how the manager handled his response which was dismissive and a lack of respect for the customer.

At no point did I try to bring food from another place into the establishment. I was there as part of large group and unfortunately I don’t eat Greek food. I communicated to the server to see if there was something else that could be prepared or if not then check if I could order from a nearby place and eat with the group.

The manager didn’t even bother to listen to the server and waved his hand away while I was present. I understood that he didn’t care about accommodating only 1 request so that’s why I went and had dinner at the next door restaurant and returned to seat with the group.

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