J D Wetherspoons- missing tomatoes!

chuckley

no wonder the country has gone to the dogs.

chuckley

Brooker_Dave wrote: »

you did not deserve to be laughed at.

OH yes they did. i would have.

Sol00

Never heard of 'fat hamsters', but the pub I worked in were quite strict about giving between a 5 and 10% head (which I never did).

aharding85

Why not complain? i complained to little chef and got a voucher!

brightonman123

write to the boss - local 'spoons sometimes goes short of even basic items (sausages?!), despite being v close to a massive tesco's..

foreign_correspondent

Ivory_Tinkler wrote: »

Maybe they didn't get a delivery of tomatoes that day because the tomato lorry got stuck in the snow!

thats probably what happened - the tomatoes were so late they just could not ketchup....

boom boom!!

paulo1888

Write to your local M.P. Failing that, take the case to the European Court of Tomato rights

Freddie_Snowbits

Brooker_Dave wrote: »

Drop a line to HQ.

While a missing slice of tomato is not the end of the world, you did not deserve to be laughed at.

Go easy on the words this year Dave

tessie_bear

our local wetherspoons is really nice...very pleasant staff and food ok for the money iykwim

duchy

If tomatoes weren't on the delivery for some reason (possibly snow) then the staff wouldn't have been allowed to source them elsewhere. Common practise at most low priced food outlets where prices margins are very tight. Certainly not an issue exclusive to Wetherspoons.
I worked for Wetherspoons in the past and despite some customers been lovely -they win the prize as far as I am concerned for having the rudest most pig ignorent occassional customers (the regulars weren't generaly like that).
Not the best company to work for certainly but I worked in several of their pubs getting exactly the flexible family friendly hours I wanted so not all bad