Lol I know what you mean. If you advise them politely that something is not up to par with what you wanted, let them know. I have had friends in the restaurant business and they say it makes a big difference in the way they are told that something is the matter. If you go rudely about the wrong service and demand a new plate, I suggest you do not even eat from it. If you were courteous, polite, and did not make a scene, have no fear in speaking your mind.
IIN that I would rather accept a wrong order than say something?
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Lol I know what you mean. If you advise them politely that something is not up to par with what you wanted, let them know. I have had friends in the restaurant business and they say it makes a big difference in the way they are told that something is the matter. If you go rudely about the wrong service and demand a new plate, I suggest you do not even eat from it. If you were courteous, polite, and did not make a scene, have no fear in speaking your mind.