I ordered three meals for pick-up yesterday. The Fazoli website acknowledged my order, took my payment, and instructed me: "Thank you for placing your order. Once you arrive at your restaurant, please park in one of the designated Curbside parking spots to have your order brought to your vehicle." That sounded good. So, I parked in Pick-up Spot #1, waited ten minutes (in full view of the drive-through window) and received neither food nor attention. So, I called the number on the sign. Actually, I called it three times. Each time, a recorded prompt asked for a "code number," which I was never given and could not guess. So, after ten more minutes of telephone diddling, I drove over to the drive-through line, waited the line, and finally inquired about my order over the speaker phone. The order-taker brusquely said I should come inside and get it. Oh, so why isn't someone bringing it out? "We don't do that." Really? So why does the website give the already quoted instruction. And why do the signs at the two order pick-up spots suggest that curb-side delivery should be expected? I wondered all this to myself as I parked and moved my limited-mobility body into the building. I asked for the manager, explained the situation, and picked up my meals off the pick-up shelf. Nothing else was there, only my stuff. In other words, the restaurant had one car to watch for, and didn't do it, because, "We don't do that." Unacceptable! The manager said (with dubious sincerity), "I'm sorry; I apologize." So, I was yanked around, lied to, and mistreated, for which I received only four words of lukewarm regret... and not even half a cold bread stick for tangible recompense. Here's my opinion. I really don't care if the Battle Creek Fazoli's offers no curb-side pick-up. But if that service is not provided, then the company website should not lie about it. The website should truthfully indicate no curb-side delivery is available. Driving through for pick-up would be tolerable. But the company website and local signage should accurately reflect reality, not deceive and annoy customers. After 25 minutes of hassle trying to get my food, I will say it still tasted OK. It was warm, but no longer hot. But Hell itself will freeze over before I again put up with such terrible service and discourtesy. That's just my opinion. I think Mr. and Mrs. Fazoli should provide their managers with better training; they should take the non-working numbers off their local signage; and they should purge all the dishonesty from their website. read more