Titos wpb — Restaurant in Palm Springs

Good afternoon Tito’s,

I honestly first want to say thank you for giving us the clients the opportunity to provide our feedback through google reviews.

I have been a long time follower of yours directly in Instagram and also my sister in law recommended I visit your location.

On Sunday Sept. 11, 2022 I decided to personally visit your location with my family. Unfortunately upon arrival we were greeted by a young lady who simply was not in the mood to provide quality service and or even understand on how a business is conducted.

In more detailed words, Upon my arrival we sat at the corner table and watched the young lady simply sit at the register and play with her phone.

After more than a minute I stood up and asked for a menu, her answer was it’s on the side and or for me to scan the bar code.

Honestly I tried to read the menu but it was a little hard to read and transfer that info to my family who was on the other side behind a white tarp.

I also tried to scan the website code but was unsuccessful.

Finally I simply decided to sit down and go onto your Instagram page where I originally found out about Tito’s.

After honestly seeing that service was not being offered not even to offer what we es Ted to drink, I simply stood up including my family and left the premises.

I know our account may not have been a $100 dollar bill but the mount to mouth that would of came from my family and I would have been strongly recommended but unfortunately that will not be the case.

I strongly recommend that you update your employees, better train then, and also be on top of your business

Thank...

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