If a meal was ordered and the wrong meal was served but the customer sampled the meal is the customer obligated to pay for it?

If the food served to the customer is not as described on the menu then the customer will be upset. For instance if you ordered a beef steak, potato and pees and were served with fish pie you would send it back. A good restaurant will try to make the food cooked for the customer as close as possible to what the menu says it will be to help the customer choose and thus give the customer a good experience.

The 4th course is the cheese course. IT is served in order to prepare the customer for the next meal and to make the customer feel good.

An unanswered subpoena is one which has been served on the named person, but the person on whom it was served has failed to appear as ordered.

at a restaurant, a soup is served prior to any appetizer or salad ordered. If no appetizer is ordered, then soup *is* the starter or appetizer.

You can possibly go to jail by not showing up. If you get a notice it would be best to go. Otherwise you could possibly be police escorted. ------ If it is court ordered, you will be served by a police officer. If you don't receive the notice, either there is no court order or they have wrong info on where you live. If you were not served, that is not your fault. If you were served and are thinking about saying that you weren't, bad idea. If you weren't served I wouldn't worry about it.

He was a war veteran from the American Rev and he served in the army for free and was not paid for it

the persimony of life is neatly ordered in the same way juice is served with tea

One year? Unlikely. Normally members of the Guard serve 6 to 8 yrs. of obligated service.

Me personally, I always tell them my present customer is also in a hurry, but he was here first.

The following program simulates a queue of people waiting to be served. Initially the queue will have between 3 and 10 customers (selected at random). We then start the main loop where we begin serving the first customer in the queue. A customer can randomly take up to 6 loops to be served (as determined by the serving counter variable). Whilst serving a customer, there's a 1 in 6 chance that a new customer will be added to the queue during each loop. The loop ends when all customers have been served and the queue is empty (thus ending the program). #include<iostream> #include<random> #include<queue> #include<time.h> int main() { // random number generator std::default_random_engine generator; generator.seed (time(NULL)); // uniform distributions (ranges for generator) std::uniform_int_distribution<unsigned> initial_customers (1, 10); std::uniform_int_distribution<unsigned> serving_counter (1, 6); std::uniform_int_distribution<unsigned> no_add_customer (0, 5); // seed the queue with up to 10 customers std::queue<unsigned> q; unsigned customers = initial_customers (generator); unsigned customer = 0; while (customer<customers) q.push (++customer); // print the current queue status std::cout << "There are " << q.size() << " customers waiting to be served\n" << std::endl; // initialise the serving counter unsigned serving = 0; unsigned current = 0; do { // if we're not currently serving... if (!serving) { // serve the first customer in the queue current = q.front(); q.pop (); std::cout << "Serving customer " << current << '\n'; // determine how many loops to serve the current customer (1 to 6 loops) serving = serving_counter (generator); } else { // we are currently serving, so decrement the serving counter --serving; } // if the serving count is now zero... if (!serving) { // ...then we're finished with the current customer std::cout << "Finished serving customer " << current << '\n' << std::endl; } else if (!no_add_customer( generator)) { // 1 in 6 chance a new customer joins the queue q.push (++customer); std::cout << "Customer " << customer << " has joined the queue\n"; } } while (serving or !q.empty()); // Replace the word 'or' with the actual OR symbol in the previous line. // Note: the OR symbol cannot be shown on this website for some reason. std::cout << "The queue is empty and " << customer << " customers were served\n" << std::endl; } Example Output There are 10 customers waiting to be served Serving customer 1 Finished serving customer 1 Serving customer 2 Finished serving customer 2 Serving customer 3 Customer 11 has joined the queue Finished serving customer 3 Serving customer 4 Customer 12 has joined the queue Finished serving customer 4 Serving customer 5 Finished serving customer 5 Serving customer 6 Finished serving customer 6 Serving customer 7 Customer 13 has joined the queue Finished serving customer 7 Serving customer 8 Finished serving customer 8 Serving customer 9 Customer 14 has joined the queue Finished serving customer 9 Serving customer 10 Finished serving customer 10 Serving customer 11 Customer 15 has joined the queue Finished serving customer 11 Serving customer 12 Customer 16 has joined the queue Finished serving customer 12 Serving customer 13 Customer 17 has joined the queue Customer 18 has joined the queue Finished serving customer 13 Serving customer 14 Finished serving customer 14 Serving customer 15 Finished serving customer 15 Serving customer 16 Customer 19 has joined the queue Finished serving customer 16 Serving customer 17 Finished serving customer 17 Serving customer 18 Finished serving customer 18 Serving customer 19 Finished serving customer 19 The queue is empty and 19 customers were served

The customers needs are to buy food. They also expect to be served in an appropriate matter.

Absolutely, especially if the test is court ordered.

When you are asked to describe the best customer service you received, you should mention when were served in a befitting manner as a customer. This may be getting after sales service, being advised on what to buy and so much more.

That varies GREATLY based upon the brand of liquor being served.

You are likely thinking of a writ of REPLEVIN. It's a Court Order for the vehicle to be served on the customer for the vehicle.

Depends if they hold the food until it's ordered, or prepare it fresh once being ordered. Fast food companies hold the food, ready to be served, then prepare it once ordered. So Chinese buffet would be fast food, but not a Chinese restaurant.

if the bartender is found to have "over served" the customer then maybe. but i doubt that the police ever go that far. maybe the DUI offender can sue. but that's about it.

The more customers that are served will mean a higher profit for the company as well as bigger business. The more customers served will mean more customers in the future.

Yes. Every warrant specifies where it can be served, so the answer depends on what the judge ordered when the warrant was issued.

This seems to be an issue of personal expectation, however it would seem that 4 major reasons would be 1. If it was not what was ordered. 2. If it was not prepared correctly (i.e., meat is served well-done, but ordered rare) 3. If there are ingredients that were requested NOT to be served due to allergies that were inadvertently served 4. If for any reason it does not seem to be hygienic, ex. if a hair is found in the dish.

Nothing similar to what you see around the world. The everyday argentinian churrasco, first of all, is not cooked on the BBQ.

A bill of fare is a written or printed enumeration of the dishes served at a public table, or the dishes which may be ordered at a restaurant, along with the prices.

Any holiday can be vegan if the food served is checked or ordered accordingly. Holiday resorts and tours which offer exclusively vegan foods.

There are several qualities of a good customer care officer. Some of those qualities would be making sure the customers are treated with respect, served in a timely fashion, and happy when they leave.

Pontius Pilate, he was the 5th prefect of the Roman province of Judea from AD26 to AD36. He served under Emperor Tiberius