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Bad service in San Diego
To be honest with you, the food out here is the other problem. We eat out a lot and we find the food in San Diego to be pretty bland. To be fair, our standards are pretty high coming from New Orleans and Austin. I do give high marks to the fish tacos out here, though.— June 19, 2013 7:53 a.m.
Bad service in San Diego
My wife and I moved here a year ago and have often thought that maybe we were invisible to the servers. With better service, the restaurants would probably get another drink or two out of each of us. That's a higher tip for the server, more revenue for the restaurant, and better service for us. Everyone would win. Why haven't restaurants out here figured that out?— June 18, 2013 2:49 p.m.