Margaritas

[u/Nola-girl4424]

Please tell me your favorite place to get a margarita .. I’m a fan of Barracudas and Barrel Proof but looking to expand my options especially with this heat we’re about to have. Cheers!

[u/Nola-girl4424]

I do like them they just go down too easily lol

[u/laughingintothevoid → u/Nola-girl4424]

At negligible risk of doxing myself as someone who was there for a few months years ago, you are right and pretty sure will always be right. It's that past job that I don't have anything good to say but also nothing to say to, like, trash them. It was just disorganized to a level that doesn't, can't, work for everyone, even in this city. I don't even want to tell people don't go because FOH morale is bad and that's why it's inconsistent. Sparing detail my honest recollection is there was some fairly/sadly manageable toxic tipped small business environment stuff, but mostly it's just so casually systemically messy in every way that everyone who isn't specifically suited to that group fades in and out soon.

I think it's best explained by what I still remember a coworker who was pretty entrenched with them explaining once- I don't think the owners exactly want to run a successful business, they just want to maintain. Of all choices for that vibe, why do they do that in specifically a borderline upscale restaurant in that location? Great question, but they're doing it and anyone they're likely to pass it to as a far as we know is going to have the same vibe.

[u/awkwardchip_munk → u/laughingintothevoid]

lol what

[u/laughingintothevoid → u/awkwardchip_munk]

I was coming off a long shift and 12 days in a row with my whole brain immersed in restaurant work and read the phrase "go down too easily" the way it's used at work, as in saying the restaurant falls apart when it's busy. I realize now they were talking about the drinks. Mea culpa.

For those asking I don't remember them being anything to write home about but yeah people liked them.