Wingbar — Restaurant in New York

I’ve been coming to Wing Bar for years because their wings are usually great, but after not visiting for about two years, this was by far one of the worst service experiences I’ve ever had.

Working in the service industry myself, I know what it’s like to deal with people daily — but if you can’t handle that or can’t even manage to be the bare minimum of polite, this just isn’t the job for you.

Our server, Brian, seemed completely out of it — either drunk or just extremely irritated to be there. He took our order, mumbled it back, and walked away without confirming anything. When the food came, my wings were wrong (which honestly didn’t surprise me, given how little attention he was paying). At one point, he even mentioned that his neck was hurting — as if that somehow excused the nasty attitude and lack of effort he was giving. It felt like we were inconveniencing him by simply ordering food — at his job.

I waved over the female bartender for help. She checked the ticket, I guess to make sure I was actually right, which already felt off. I calmly said I’d just start eating the flats that came while waiting for the rest, and she took the bowl to show the kitchen. When she brought it back, she said in a nasty, sarcastic tone, “Don’t worry, you’ll get your five wings,” like I was asking for something unreasonable — when I was literally being calm and understanding.

I’ve never had an experience like this at Wing Bar before, but after this, I won’t be returning. It’s disappointing to see how far the service has fallen. From one service industry worker to another, you’ll get nowhere in life treating customers with such attitude — especially while clearly...

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