Harbor Market — Restaurant in San Antonio

I had the worst experience ever at Harbor Market in San Antonio, Texas, this past weekend. With temperatures nearing 100 degrees, there was no ice available anywhere in the market, which was completely unacceptable. Staying hydrated in such extreme heat is crucial, and the lack of basic amenities like ice only added to our discomfort.

The food situation was even more frustrating. The lines were barely moving due to an apparent shortage of staff. I had placed an order online in advance, thinking it would save time, but that was not the case. By the time we finally got our food, stood in line to prove it was paid for, we had been waiting a total of 61 minutes! To make matters worse, the food was cold and completely unenjoyable when we finally got it.

The entire experience was a logistical nightmare. Several staff members were not friendly and seemed overwhelmed. The market was very unorganized, with no clear direction or management presence to handle the crowd. Harbor Market could definitely use some serious management training and better organization to improve both customer experience and staff efficiency.

Overall, I would not recommend Harbor Market to anyone. It was a disappointing experience from start to finish, and I hope they make significant...

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