| There’s a fine line between good food and service to having a great experience overall when you dine in a restaurant. Not half-assed overbaked feeling of “this is good enough” to merit them the admiration that you’ll come back for more because they have given you the overall satisfaction you have been given.
In the case of Shakey’s, they aesthetically look “friendly” in all of the adverts that you see on their billboards like you’re about to have a pie in fantasy land. But in reality, the story stays the same. Coming back here to the same place after the soulless experience of being treated like an afterthought does not make them forgiven.
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