The Abbot on Eglinton — Restaurant in Toronto

In fact, I tipped the server because I was satisfied with her service and she was kind to us, so it was obvious that I would appreciate it and tip her as I mentioned clearly how I was happy with her! The photo shows the part where I clearly mentioned I was happy with the server, it's ridiculous that you don't even read a review and just want to respond in a way to blame the customer. Secondly, I didn’t understand the connection between investigate to know about the reviews and calling someone workplace without their consent! Thirdly, my friend also mentioned that it was not their experience but their friend's experience, and that the supervisor's name was not clear to them. Fourthly, please try to make the customer happy instead of threatening her! Actually, I am the one who can sue you for searching my name and calling my workplace without my consent! So please work on your reaction when you get a negative review! You really need to work on your business manners because as I can see you know nothing about it! That is no wonder you have this staff! They are obviously showing your organization's culture! Be aware that I will share this unbelievable experience with my followers on social media and let others know how you are acting when a simple respectful negative review comes!

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I could not believe what happened after I posted my review! It seems that they googled my name and called my workplace to find out what happened! They called my workplace number without asking for it! You really do need more business training! Also, please don't call my work number again! You could simply reply to my review here! Again, calling someone's workplace after posting a review for your restaurant? really?! Although it wasn't my first time here, it definitely would have been my last! The lady, who may be the shift supervisor, acted in an arrogant manner and left me feeling so sad and uncomfortable. My feelings are difficult to describe, but I wanted to let the owners know that it is essential to make customers feel good when running this kind of business, and clearly, they don't prioritize this. There was one server (a lady with long, straight black hair and glasses) who was very helpful and kind to me, and I greatly...

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Message to the Abbot management. Bartender/Server was possibly the worst service I’ve ever experienced in Toronto. We waited 15 mins to be acknowledged, but we saw the bar was busy so took no offence to it. We follow by ordering 2 Long Islands and a spicy Caesar with pickle juice. We sat on the patio and waited for our drinks. We then ordered fries about 15 mins after our drink order. Our server marched over to basically yell at us and said “we don’t have pickle juice behind the bar and I’m not grabbing it. Do you still want it?”. We were completely pleasant and accepting of the time we’ve been waiting because the restaurant was busy but I was so taken it back about the attitude she gave us. Was asking for pickle juice offensive? She made me feel bad for asking for a drink the way I like it. The fries then subsequently arrived before our drinks. Our Long Islands came tasting like rum and coke… not a Long Island? My Caesar came with horse radish… I would have liked to be notified of this, maybe you could have taken the time you spent with your rude comments to tell me about the way that you make the drink. We came in good spirits and after our servers attitude, it really left a sour taste. At the end we didn’t tip our server based on the outrageous attitude we didn’t deserve and our server said “thank you”… looked at the receipt, and then said “or not thank you”. 

To our server: How much money did you want me to pay you to make us feel bad for coming into your bar?

Date & Time of service: July 16th...