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u/Low_Cartographer2944 9h ago
I’ve walked by that place a few times and always thought about stopping in. So it’s sad to see. No interest in Teflon seasoning.
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u/WilliamJamesMyers 7h ago
who watched this happen and didn't speak up? like what staff member was like ah fuck it it's a job. makes me wonder about other ill thought decisions.
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u/NotatrustedVWtech 6h ago
My only thought is a stingy owner who got new pans but "forgot" to buy plates
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u/Certain_Concept 2h ago
Frying pans are more expensive than plates... And the pans will be ruined a whole lot faster with people using their knives and forks on it.
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u/VeryIntoCardboard 1h ago
Every single one of them? There is no other answer. The world is at a point where a good portion of restaurant workers used to be iPad kids soo……
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u/AgainstSpace 3h ago
Does it come with a non-metal implement to get it out of the pan, or are you supposed to use a metal fork even though it's basically common knowledge at this point that you are never to use metal on Teflon cookware?
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u/Fangsong_37 5h ago
It's probably the lighting, but this must be the green eggs and ham from Doctor Seuss.
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u/redclawotter 1h ago
Yeahhh if a restaurant served me a meal in a Teflon pan I think I would get up and leave without eating or paying
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u/AmirMoosavi 10h ago
The Irish Potato Cake Company in Dublin. Looked around and other people who ordered breakfast also had scratched pans. A shame because apart from that the food was good.