Long story short, I enter the eatery with my friends and I was welcomed with one of the worst customer service experiences. I quickly expressed my thoughts on Yelp as descriptively as I could (Excuse my rushed response and grammar).
Yelp Review in text below:
As of today, 9 people thought my review was cool, 9 other people thought my review was funny, and 2 other people thought it was cool as voted by Yelp readers who came across the review. For those who aren't on Yelp often, that's actually a good amount of attention within that small time span.
A week later, I get a message on yelp from the general manager stating,
At first I felt super bad because I got her fired, but he messaged me and said that was the 3rd incident someone has spoke up against her so I guess I was the final tipping point that cut the rope for her. I don't regret anything I did because hopefully, she learned form this mistake and finds a better job with her improved personality and skills. Or I corrupted her biweekly income and she no longer can afford making rent or tuition so she drops out of school and spends her time behind her television screen and eating ice cream. It can go both ways, but I digress.
I finally came into Grubshack last week and got a free meal for two as promised. Prompt and friendly service, my friend and I feasted on some more than enough food to handle. I then proceeded to update my Yelp review to save face for Grub Shack because I felt like that was the right thing to do.
Now that is how you save a customer.
Now that is how you save a customer.
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