[dgleason348]

If the menu said the burger included pickles, then the manager was wrong to charge extra for them. I would have definitely brought that up to the manager. They don’t want to lose any patrons over something so trivial!

[Wisenano]

My husband and I love the Lighthouse! Love their patriotism and their hospitality! I would love to hear their side of this story. Forgive and forget works wonders. Blessings😊

[riley2011]

Originally Posted by bagboy

This thread is reckless, and has the potential to be incite harmful rumors being spread, and should be taken down.

You must be kidding? Can’t ask a question?

[prettyw102@aol.com]

No, they are not closing The Lighthouse. They are just opening up a new venue. As far as the pickle charge goes, if it wasn't included, the server should have rightfully mentioned that there would be an upcharge and I would have asked my server upon presentation of the bill. For me personally, I love the atmosphere and water view there, and that minor issue would never keep me away.

[irish2468]

ah Sir ..Dude..Please re-read your statement...Then look in the Mirror and tell yourself that you're phishing for comments..Of Course they are NOT going to close the LH

[Girlcopper]

Originally Posted by bagboy

This thread is reckless, and has the potential to be incite harmful rumors being spread, and should be taken down.

Someone is asking a question. Whars reckless? Geeez

[44Apple]

Classic example of how rumors start.

[La lamy]

Originally Posted by BryanTheGolfPro

No longer a fan of The Lighthouse. Ordered a hamburger with dill pickles on it. It arrived without the pickles. I asked the server to bring me some pickles--which he did. When the bill arrived, it included a 75 cent charge for the pickles. The server said the manager added it. There were seven of us at the table, so the total bill was over $200.00. This 75 cent charge will cost The Lighthouse from now on because when we eat out (with friends), we WON'T be going there. I tell this story whenever The Lighthouse comes up. This is their price for their greed. What a shame!

More space for the rest of us.

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

Hmmmmmmm pickles , 75 cents, retelling the story over and over
,did anyone say why didn’t you ask the manager

[merrymini]

Have eaten at the Lighthouse. Does not look good for the new restaurant if I have to go by that experience. Why can’t they open a GOOD restaurant?

[NJRICHARD]

The NEW women bartenders at The Lighthouse make the martini's short as opposed to the older guys that were there. I DO NOT want to start an issue about men versus women here, just to say when you make a martini that is 1"" short from the top of the martini glass and charge top prices it shows UP very quickly when they are brought to the table. It is these small items that irks people, like the pickles charge, etc. Managers think they will save more money with charging for small items and shorting the drinks, but It BACKFIRES with seniors who may have short memories on a lot of things, except with drinks and food! Give a little get a LOT!

[bagboy]

Originally Posted by 44Apple

Classic example of how rumors start.

Exactly!!! Those who do not think it can be harmful to a business has most likely never owned much of anything, yet alone a successful business.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Scott O

Wow, $.75 that probably ended your retirement....

There is such a thing as a principal.

[Going My Way]

Originally Posted by Scott O

Wow, $.75 that probably ended your retirement....

Its the point-of-his-story and not the 75 cents, to me it was very simple to comprehend...

[Pila0431]

Originally Posted by NJRICHARD

The NEW women bartenders at The Lighthouse make the martini's short as opposed to the older guys that were there. I DO NOT want to start an issue about men versus women here, just to say when you make a martini that is 1"" short from the top of the martini glass and charge top prices it shows UP very quickly when they are brought to the table. It is these small items that irks people, like the pickles charge, etc. Managers think they will save more money with charging for small items and shorting the drinks, but It BACKFIRES with seniors who may have short memories on a lot of things, except with drinks and food! Give a little get a LOT!

A Martini was my drink. I never accepted a Martini that wasn't up to the brim. That's the way they should be served. I always sent short ones back for a fill up.