A reservation was made for dinner at 5:30 for 2 people. My daughter came with me which made 3 people. The minute my friend came in to be seated, she was made to feel like we were such an inconvenience because we had 3 people instead of 2, albeit, we were being seated at a (4 topper) table. The very young hostess talked down to her as if she were scolding her for having 3 people and how were were going to interfere with the next reservation set to arrive after us. First of all, when you make a reservation, as a customer you make it for a time to arrive, not a time to end the meal. This setting the tone for the entire meal was an understatement. If I am the Manager, this young lady would have been fired on the spot. No questions asked. She obviously felt entitled to warrant this behavior and showed such a lack of respect for a two customers that frequent this establishment regularly. The next act of behavior was by some Manager on staff, a female with zero personality. We were basically being made to leave because of the next reservation coming in after us. Might I add, if there was no availability for us to eat initially, or it would interrupt the next party, then why did they accept our reservation??? GREED comes to my mind because my bill alone was over $100.00 for 2 people. I spoke directly to this female Manager working the floor and explained that my daughter was finished with her meal before the two of us. That having her dine in tonight was by no means an inconvenience or in any way put this restaurant out. I also let her know that this is how you lose customers that will not be back. Her concern was a total lack of any to say the very least Has is really come to this where people have zero care? They feel entitled to say or do however they please. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. The attitudes of the higher ups trickle down and influence the behaviors of the ones working under them. Sad but true. I can purchase great fish or steak, stay home, grill my own food, drink my own beverages and never have to be subjected to this type of behavior. In so many words, I will not miss these people. You notice I never mentioned the food. Good food and sour folks is not a winning combination. Some of the folks at Zazu could definitely use a heart transplant and learn to treat others like they would like to be treated.