Waitresses work their tails off and just maybe aren’t interested in your jokes. How about just ordering properly and saving the jokes for family who are forced to sit thru it

Perfectly said. And it sounds like they received an alfredo sauce, not clam. Changing a sauce is changing the entire item. It’s not like asking for a change of salad drsssing. And who mixes a white clam sauce pasta with chick parm which comes with a red sauce? I think the whole,order was a horrible idea. Sometimes it’s best to just stay home.

My teenage hangouts! Most have been replaced by Harvard owned corporate tenants now. Was one of the best live music/drinking spots I can ever remember. Too antiseptic now

I’m amazed some Villagers heads can even fit through most restaurant doors here.

This IS the type of incident that keeps me from frequenting restaurants. I enjoy eating at home where I can control the environment and the ingredients put into my food. For example, I don't like excessive spicy. Restaurants typically jack up the spice to give their customers a more "memorable" experience eating out. Also, many restaurants seem to "hurry the customers out the door" for maximum profit. But, the customer wants a COMFORTABLE and RELAXED night out.
......I have also always felt that the tipping process created a "phony interaction with the waitresses or waiters"......like "pretend" friendliness.

LOVE German cuisine. With one exception: raw beef or pork, AKA the "cannibal sandwich" popular with many Milwaukeeans. We have family there and have encountered it from time to time: it is a favorite of my sister-in-law, an ethnic German. I've tried it, mainly just to be polite: I recall mom staring at it for a time and then commenting, "if you give me a frying pan I can fix that".

But overall, great food. Hollerbach's in Sanford serves good German food in huge portions.

And if you stay at home you are creating less greenhouse gases:a20:

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I agree

Love that place. Humans make mistakes sometimes.

German Cuisine. Meat, potato, Strudel and beer.

I hate to say it but you DID SAY white clam sauce as a past server you got exactly what you ordered. YOU made the mistake thou not the kitchen or her..........No reason to not go back when you were at fault.......

I think Prima is good. Harvest is beautiful venue(great service, did not care for the food there). The Chop House is the best restaurant IMHO. Once I went to Roberto's on a Friday night. The restaurant was vibrant and crowded. I was very optimistic. But soon realized, that the food here was not good. Had house salad (lettuce and tomato) - total garbage. Chicken Parmigana (tasteless), Pizza (fair). Sent back the chicken, took the pizza home and ate it there. Carrabbas is good and consistent. Wolfgang Puck's is good, but there is a small menu.

Seems to me your protein was the chicken and your choice of starch was linguine and instead of tomato sauce you asked for clam sauce. You got the sauce you asked for. If you had just ordered linguine with clam sauce the clams would be your protein.

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If only there was a restaurant with Middle Eastern Shwarmas, Shanghai lumpia, Kimchi, Turkish rope bread, German Schwank, French crepes, UK pasty’s and Mexican street tacos. Then maybe top off the whole smear with service at tables on uneven walk stones and coasters to balance the legs. Throw in a fine selection of the entire universe in beers and paradise would be achieved .