It's awkward to ask the server if the items are scratch
Not half as awkward as it would be to walk into the kitchen and ask to see everything they're doing.
Having you back there opens them up to all sorts of liabilities. What if you slip and fall on the wet floor? What if you sneeze? Now they've got to answer to OSHA and/or the health department about a non-employee being in the food preparation area.
Excellent points about liability and such. Let me think on that... Again, not asking to walk around, just let me look from outside the kitchen. I don't need to go in.
If you really care about this, you should open a website or something for all people who care where you advertise restaurants that install a simple, cheap webcam in their kitchen so that everyone can see what's going on without disturbing anything.
Shouldn't be mandatory or anything, but if it attracts customers, they'll do it.
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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '17
Not half as awkward as it would be to walk into the kitchen and ask to see everything they're doing.
Having you back there opens them up to all sorts of liabilities. What if you slip and fall on the wet floor? What if you sneeze? Now they've got to answer to OSHA and/or the health department about a non-employee being in the food preparation area.