Published July 20, 2015
Plate Clearing Controversies
Meals out are supposed to be leisurely, enjoyable experiences for diners. But what happens if a server seems to be rushing them through their dinners, clearing plates as individual diners finish, rather than at the end of a meal? The Washington Post details this apparent recent trend and why you should start doing the exact opposite.
Read the full article here: The Most Annoying Restaurant Trend Happening Today
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