1 /5 Bruce Xiao: We ordered the Lobster Benedict — only to receive one with lobster, and the other with bacon. Not only was I never informed of this switch, but there was no mention of it on the menu either. I don’t eat bacon, and I never would have ordered it had I known. This felt misleading at best — and borderline deceptive. I chose not to make a scene, but the bacon was overpoweringly gamey and completely ruined the meal for me.
As a Marriott Platinum Elite member, I had a partial breakfast credit. However, the restaurant repeatedly miscalculated the taxes on my order. Despite the hotel front desk reporting the issue twice to the restaurant manager, the bill remained incorrect. I understand it was only $7 in taxes — but when my food totaled just $10, it raises serious questions. What kind of state charges 70% tax on a meal?
Honestly, I don’t want unnecessary drama during my trip, but this experience left a bad taste — both literally and figuratively. I might even consider reporting this inconsistency to the appropriate tax authority, because something just doesn’t add up.