Lunch: We went to Napoli's at the Garden City, Kansas airport for:
- fresh made bread with nice butter
- spaghetti with meat sauce, meat balls and sausage slices
- "Diet Pepsi", 2 glasses
Dinner: at the Dodge City "
- salad
- a small cup of potatoe soup
- several tablespoons of what felt and tasted like instant vanilla pudding
- 12 oz char broiled rib eye steak
- large baked potatoe with
- butter,
- sour creamme
- and unfortunately the bacon
- two Budweiser
- glass of iced water
Casino at the "
Excellent Service: We had lunch at Napoli's where we were greeted quickly and taken to a table. The waitress was clearly watching us and attended us quickly. It made for a very nice experience. Our waitress was quick to ask if we wanted more rolls, if I wanted another "Diet Pepsi" or if Kathie wanted another water. She didn't fawn on us and handled her duties with charm and grace.
Piss poor service: When we ate dinner, "our" waiter had maybe five (5) tables. He took our order, didn't know what beers he had and didn't have a list. I settled on my new default, Budweiser, as I like lagers, don't like dark beers, dislike "lite" or "light" beers on principle or their poor taste and despise "Michelob ULTRA".
Our dinner was brought out by a "runner".
"Our" waiter was busy at his other tables and simply did not wander down our way. I had to wave my empty Bud at him as he hustled past our table. (No, he did not drop by to ask if we wanted anything.)
"Our" waiter dropped off the bill without asking if we wanted desert. We did not want desert but we did want to be asked and to be given the chance to say no.
Excellent service: I had a Strawberry Daiquiri at the bar and then went to see how Kathie was doing. After she blew through a $20, we went back to the bar. There, Kathie noticed they had "Land Shark" on tap. I immediately order a glass and said "our waiter did not tell us about the Land Shark". She replied, "I don't think he knows".
The bar tender handled her waitress well, paid attention to her customers and had a nice sense of humour. Kathie and I played the "poker machines" and I lost $380.
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