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Memorable Restaurant Service 101
The BBC consents to wallow in the shallow waters of sensationalism with an amusing story about a restaurant bill that makes Gordon Ramsay seem … well, still profane, but not particularly so.
Patrons at Joe Delucci’s Italian restaurant in Lichfield, Staffordshire, had a fairly bad go of it at dinner. They’d booked a table for 8 p.m., but didn’t get served until quarter past 10. Complaints about the service were met, via unknown channels, with a bill headlined by the following item:
SUCK MY D--- F--- FACE £0.00
[Diner Clare] Watkin said: ‘I couldn’t believe it. The bill read ‘fish cakes,’ which one of us had for a starter, and it was written right above it — absolutely disgusting language.’
Hey, at least it was on the house. Some places in London charge upward of £6.60 for a side order of SUCK MY D--- F--- FACE.
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| Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 4:41pm
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Heh -- maybe "SUCK MY D-- F-- FACE" is cockney rhyming slang for "fishcakes."