u/Better-Knee5712

AIO or are these restaurant kitcher practices terrible?

I just picked up takeout from a local long-standing restaurant that I've been to several times and loved. It's got a solid local reputation and 4.6 stars on google, but in the 10 minutes I was there I saw several questionable things and now I'm wondering if I should stop going here.

-Line cook dropped bread on the floor and then picked it back up and served it

-Dishwasher dropped a clean pan on the floor face-down and picked it up and put it back on the stack

-Cashier went from taking orders at a tablet to cutting strawberries and plating desserts to collecting dirty dishes to bringing out orders, all without washing hands (he wasn't wearing gloves but most of the others were)

-Another line cook dropped a knife on the floor and ran it into the back, but then came back with what seemed like the same knife and a towel 20 seconds later

I haven't worked in restaurants for 25 years, so maybe I'm being idealistic about cleanliness, but all of that seems kinda bad. Am I overreacting?

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u/Better-Knee5712 — 3 days ago

"It's not here anymore but where that ATM is there used to be a computer, and that's what I logged into to talk to you when I was flying back after our first kiss"

From a former long distance/it's complicated situationship. The kiss was nearly 20 years ago.

That he could be reminded of that night by where a public computer used to be gave me stomach flips.

u/Better-Knee5712 — 15 days ago