Damn bad show. We just turned up at lunch time today 13 June 2021, to an empty restaurant, as the sign outside alleged it was open all day as we drove by.
This town isn't the place to be for a delightful Sunday lunch. We had to drive round the back of this place and uphill to park up, as it's double yellow lines all round the front area.
The bloke in front of us was just inside the narrow front entrance. He was trying to book a table for tonight. He said two people, then maybe three and within a few moments he has reached an equally uncertain four. It didn't matter to him that he was blocking the entrance nor that we were stood outside as he chopped and changed his mind and despite being cloudy 19c there was a breeze that made standing in short sleeved shirts unpleasant.
As I listened to him it crossed my mind that he was just bored and maybe he had no intention of dining here this evening rather just whiling away the hours and why not just ring. There isn't much to do in Enniskillen centre Sunday lunch time.
Mind you the time this was taking to arrange he could still be there this evening.
We stood outside waiting and waiting as the young lady sat staring at a computer screen. She appeared to be having huge difficulty in completing what should have been a simple and straightforward transaction.
We became impatient as it was clear at least that the staffer had no idea how to interrogate the computer reservation system. You'd think she would at least have an iota on availability just a few hours hence on the same day.
We could see and hear other staff inside and are sure they saw us to. So we had enough, it was getting chilly in the breeze and they sure weren't that interested in us.
So over a year out of work isn't sufficient to focus minds on customers who make pay days. Wow. They appear not to get the fact that they are in the business of hospitality. read more