1/5 Axx i. 5 years ago on Google • 14 reviews
It
is
an
eye
opening
experience,
to
treat
visitors,
consumers
and
tourists
on
behalf
of
the
service
personnel,
especially
the
waiters,
as
if
they
were
"doing
you
a
tremendous
favor"
to
help
you
spend
your
money.
How
ironic
to
feel
the
arrogance
on
the
part
of
a
waiter
(as
a
traveler
in
Mexico
you
learn
to
expect
that
kind
of
narcissistic
attitude
from
managers
and
owners
but
rarely
from
the
wait
staff).
In
part,
I
do
not
judge
the
waiter
so
much,
but
rather
the
management
that
does
not
pay
attention
to
the
QUALITY
of
customer
service
and
attention
to
customer
relations,
lest
they
forget
that
social
media
exists.
(I
also
allot
some
blame
to
residents
of
Merida,
who
are
willing
to
endure
disrespectful
treatment
just
so
that
they
can
allowed
to
be
seen
or
socialize,
in
what
is
considered
a
high-end
club
located
in
a
prosperous
section
of
the
city).
As
a
traveler
who
has
been
in
great
Gay
Clubs
located
in
Los
Angeles,
San
Francisco,
Guadalajara,
CDMX,
Costa
Rica
one
realizes
that
those
establishments
are
successful
because
of
their
dedication
to
offering
a
special
and
respectful
treatment
to
a
gay
community
that
is
often
mistreated
in
everyday
society.
To
endure
such
maltreatment
in
a
gay
club
is
beyond
the
pale.
Especially
in
San
Francisco
it
is
a
social
norm
that
an
exclusive
or
hole-in-the-wall
dive
bar
is
an
oasis
of
acceptance
and
dignified
treatment.
The
managers
and
owners
of
the
Blue
Gay
Club
would
do
themselves
a
lot
of
good
to
travel
out
and
visit
such
fine
establishments,
so
that
they
could
then
educate
and
train
their
service
team
in
exemplary
customer
service.
At
Blue
Gay
Club
the
people
in
need
of
training
are
the
bouncers,
the
entrance
cashier,
the
security
team
and
most
importantly
the
waiters,
who
are
the
ones
that
have
more
interaction
with
the
club's
clientele.
In
a
city
as
beautiful
and
respectful
as
Merida,
you
should
not
expect
less.
**
A
very
important
suggestion
for
the
traveler
or
tourist
who
decides
to
visit
this
establishment:
At
the
time
of
requesting
the
drink
tab
or
bill,
make
sure
to
demand
to
see
the
details
of
the
charges
because
there
are
some
waiters
who
only
want
to
give
you
a
verbal
total
without
paper
evidence
or
ticket.
Our
interesting
waiter
with
his
"exemplary"
manners
(belonging
to
those
of
a
loan
shark)
told
us"
that
the
sum
of
our
bill
was
$
850
pesos
without
showing
us
the
note.
In
reality
it
should
have
been
considerably
less.
But
as
it
is
the
strict
policy
of
the
establishment
that
your
waiter
gives
you
an
"exit
ticket"to
leave
the
club
and
to
avoid
aggressions
by
security
personnel,
I
paid
it.
It
was
not
worth
arguing
or
discussing
with
a
worker
who
feels
that
he
is
more
important
than
you,
as
a
client.
It
was
also
not
worth
it
ruining
my
night
or
visit
to
this
gorgeous
city.
I
repeat,
this
is
a
very
interesting
concept
for
a
Gay
Club,
in
a
prosperous
neighborhood
in
Merida,
to
make
your
customers
experience
hostility
or
rudeness,
just
to
experience
exclusivity.
(Thank
goodness
social
media
exists,
for
a
good
social
cause.)
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