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2 years ago

Be careful, got food poisoning from this restraunt. Cost me $13,000 in medical bills!

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Copeland's of New Orleans

Copeland's of New Orleans

3.6(290 reviews)
61.5 mi
•$$
40 years in business
Family-owned & operated

I can't believe that I have never posted a review of this place. It's always so good! If not…read moreexpensive. Saturday June 13th, party of 2. 7:20pm There was no wait and we were offered a table immediately. But the table was in an isle putting Simma underfoot. So we moved to the bar. I don't know who our server was. But I think the 2 bartenders were both part of our dining experience. We both got a ML beer ($4.75 ea) and the artichoke dip. ($15) The drinks arrived at 7:32. The appetizer at 7:46. The spinach dip is so delicious. Almost addictive. I could have gotten full before the crab cakes w/ shrimp Alfredo ($23) was dropped off at 7:49. The pasta was absolutely perfect. The shrimp tender. Crab cakes had plenty of flavor. We shared everything. And really tried to finish it. We ended up having to get a go box. The total was presented on an electronic device that did not include our servers name. $52 for 2. At 8:07 The overall experience was very enjoyable. Dining room was clean. As were the restrooms.

We came here with family after burying a loved one, hoping to enjoy a meal together after an…read moreincredibly difficult day. Unfortunately, the way we were treated left us disappointed and certain we won't be returning. When we first arrived, our table wasn't ready, so some of us went to the bar to order drinks while we waited. Shortly afterward, our table became available, and we were seated. When our server came to take drink orders, some of us already had drinks from the bar. Instead of simply explaining the restaurant's policy, a manager came to our table with an unnecessary attitude and told us we couldn't go to the bar once we were seated. We understood the policy and had no issue following it, but there had clearly been a misunderstanding--we hadn't gotten up from the table after being seated to order more drinks. As business owners in the service industry ourselves, we understand the importance of policies and consistency. We weren't upset about the rule; we were disappointed by the way it was communicated. Respect and professionalism go a long way, especially when a simple conversation could have cleared everything up. The most upsetting part happened as we were leaving. My great-aunt asked for a to-go cup for her mocktail. As we poured the drink into the cup, another manager in a suit approached us and told us we couldn't take the drink because he assumed it contained alcohol. I immediately explained that it was a mocktail, but instead of acknowledging what I had said, he simply continued explaining why he approached us and why he believed it could have been an alcoholic beverage. While I understand the reasoning behind verifying that alcohol isn't leaving the restaurant, completely dismissing what I had just told him made the interaction feel unnecessarily disrespectful. After the emotional day our family had just experienced, this level of disrespect was completely unnecessary. We came in looking for a peaceful meal together and instead left feeling judged and poorly treated. We won't be returning, and I hope management takes a hard look at how they communicate with guests. Policies are understandable--disrespect is not.

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1.2(343 reviews)
37.9 mi

I am Stephen Knipein Tyler, TX. My next door neighbor is also involved in this problem. Both houses…read moreare new this year. We are at the end of the telephone pole line. The builder included underground tubing for your cable to connect to each house. My house was connected in a few days but took 2 trips by different installers. My neighbor took 2 months because the installer said he would have to hire an electrician to run cable through tube. This was not true since the neighbor used a ball of string, piece of plastic and a vacuum to suck string through. Then your installer pulled the cable through. But to get to the problem. The connector at the top of the pole only allows two connections. The installer \said he would put a work order in to get this replaced. To connect he cut my connection at the base and put a splitter in temporarily. It was to be fixed when the connector up top would be replaced with a larger connector. That was over a month ago. Nothing has happened. I called their office and the male just wanted to go through a routine to check my modem. He would not listen to my need. I have experienced some slow down. I want to plant grass but can't because of the mess left in my yard. Splitters degrade the connection. I am sharing a service with the neighbor but both are paying full price. Please setup someone to come fix this! I can't keep calling and reaching someone that won't listen or isn't capable of understanding the problem. Seems like they are just not autonomous but programmed robots.

For months ive been trying to get this issue corrected. I canceled my service due to poor internet…read morequality. I was then charged for 2 months afterwards. Every time I call i am told they can not help me unless I pay the balance of the service i did not want. I have been told multiple times that there is no manager or supervisor to speak to. Even had a tech come to my house to try to fix the quality before I left and was told I had to run the wires myself. ​

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