1/5 Haley Y. 10 months ago on Google
Let
me
start
by
saying
I
enjoy
the
food
and
aesthetic
at
Main
Eatery,
even
if
it
does
feel
a
bit
pricey
for
the
portions
provided.
Previously
my
largest
complaint
was
the
cashier
having
very
long
conversations
with
each
consumer
causing
two
things
1)
Consumers
being
uncomfortable
and
simply
ready
to
get
their
food
and
2)
very
long
lines.
However,
I
have
always
come
around
to
find
this
nice
and
remind
myself
to
slow
down.
But
today
I
witnessed
something
that
made
me
uncomfortable
and
felt
the
need
to
share.
I
went
to
Main
Eatery
with
my
black,
male
coworker
today
and
we
stood
in
the
line
for
about
20
minutes,
chatting,
laughing,
and
observing
the
conversations
taking
place
at
the
front.
Upon
my
coworker
ordering
there
was
no
attempt
at
conversation
being
made
and
he
received
customer
service
that
was
significantly
different
than
those
before.
He
was
also
told
he
would
have
to
show
his
receipt
at
the
window
in
order
to
pick
up
his
food,
which
I
have
never
heard
when
visiting
before
or
even
in
the
line
today.
When
I
ordered
after
my
coworker,
I
was
regaled
with
stories,
asked
questions
about
work,
had
my
hand
touched,
and
was
not
told
I
would
need
to
show
my
receipt
in
order
to
pick
up
my
food.
The
ironic
thing
is
the
folks
at
the
window
never
asked
my
coworker
for
his
receipt
at
all.
I
can
not
speak
for
the
intent
or
what
the
thought
process
was
here,
but
microaggressions
such
as
letting
a
black
person
know
they'd
have
to
show
a
receipt
when
no
one
else
did,
is
racist,
harmful,
and
embarrassing
for
the
person
on
the
receiving
end.
It
it
offensive
and
dehumanizing
to
opt
not
to
have
a
conversation
with
the
ONE
black
person
in
line
and
offering
them
a
lower
class
of
service.
While
it
may
not
seem
like
a
big
deal
to
us
as
white
people,
it
is
a
familiar
and
tiring
story
for
black,
brown,
or
indigenous
individuals
who
have
lived
these
experiences.
Main
Eatery,
be
more
aware
of
your
actions,
please.