Update: the food came, and it was really good. So I'll be sure to leave a generous tip.
Well, I don't want them to feel bad about the whole waiting-for-the-menu incident, and everything went smoothly after that. So, if the check ever arrives I'll make sure I leave a little extra.
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(I'm reveling in the comedy of the situation: I had nothing urgent to get home for, and was genuinely curious about how the situation would resolve itself...)
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Not with words like "check" for starters...
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Were they waiting for a dinner date to arrive? Did you communicate that you wanted a table for one without any language misunderstandings? Is it common there to dine alone? Somethings there are some fascinating cultural difference chain reactions causing these situations.
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In any case, I consider it a privilege to have an hour and a half of reading before a nice meal. In London the opposite would be more likely, being paper cut with the menu til you confessed your order in order to keel up with the tight dinning slot schedule.
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