2/5 Gary B. 2 years ago on Google
Dinner
with
friends
before
a
show
at
the
Fisher
theatre.
Since
we
were
going
right
to
the
theatre
I
had
no
need
or
wish
to
carry
my
cellphone
and
locked
it
in
my
car.
My
partner
did
the
same.
Soon
found
out
that
we
were
expected
to
scan
a
qr
code
from
a
small
plastic
placard
on
the
table
to
see
the
menu
and
drinks.
I
asked
for
a
physical
menu
and
was
informed
they
did
not
have
any
and
I
had
to
scan
the
menu.
(I've
been
in
other
restaurants
and
have
asked
for
a
physical
menu.
I
was
provided
a
cleaned
physical
menu
or
a
disposable
paper
menu
because
of
covid
protocols.)
After
returning
from
my
car
with
our
phones,
one
of
our
phones
scanned
the
code
and
the
other
did
not.
Waiter
said
I
needed
to
download
an
app.
Now
my
partner
and
I
were
sharing
our
phone
to
order.
The
rest
of
the
party
was
now
ready
to
order.
They
were
commenting
how
hard
it
was
to
see
the
menu
on
their
phones.
(They
weren't
old
phones,
nice
I
phones).
An
older
couple
had
now
been
seated
next
to
us.
They
had
only
one
phone
between
them
and
didn't
know
what
a
qr
code
was.
The
waiter
did
try
to
help
both
of
our
parties
out
but
it
was
just
an
unpleasant
experience
when
it
shouldn't
have
been.
Heads
up
management.
Make
some
menu
copies.
Understand
that
although
most
of
your
customers
are
younger
folks
you
need
to
look
a
bit
outside
your
box
and
be
more
accommodating
to
other
folks
who
don't
necessarily
live
in
your
tech
world.
Only
thing
that
saved
the
day
was
the
food.
We
all
thought
it
was
great.