
09-12-2022, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Graspher
Our first visit was Sunday 9/11 - arrived 12:05 p.m. About 50 people milling around - 20 surrounding the bar area - 4 tables were occupied.
Chose Frenchy's for a wood-fired pizza - 4 employees working the pizza production.
"I'd like a medium pepperoni and sausage pizza".
"We only make one size and it's 12 inches. You can't order a pepperoni and sausage pizza. You can only order a pizza as described on our menu - but we can add and subtract toppings."
Their menu details 5 or 6 pizza combinations (each selectable pizza has several toppings on it). One of their selections includes sausage plus other toppings and another of their selections features pepperoni plus other toppings.
We chose their "sausage" pizza - deleted the onions - deleted the roasted green peppers...and added pepperoni.
The sausage combo pizza is priced at $15.00. No monetary deduction for eliminating the onions or peppers. There was an upcharge of $3.00 for the pepperoni. Total including a tax of $1.36 was $19.36.
I handed over $20 in cash. The receipt showed Total Due 19.36 / pymt cash 20.00 / Change Due .64. The cash register knows change is due - but Frenchy's policy is - they don't give coin change. They have a sign that says no coin provided but it is not located near the register.
Our pizza order was placed at 12:13pm (per the receipt). Our boxed pizza was presented to us at 12:48pm. Paper plates were not offered - but were provided upon request. The paper plates were....more paper then anything else. Very flimsy and couldn't support the weight of a small slice of pizza with just two toppings on it.
Frenchy's uses a wood-fired oven. The bottom of the crust was not crispy and was absent any degree of visible leoparding.
Darlin's Sweet Shoppe will not accept cash - only cards.
At least one other establishment (possibly 2) have signs posted indicating they will not provide any coin type change.
The majority of seating in the market area consists of flat steel or solid wood seat bottoms.
Them the facts and nothing but the facts...
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Please don't tell me they also had a tip jar.
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