Re: Places to eat in Las Vegas...
If you're at a good restaurant and you explain to the waiter that you have special dietary requirements, they will usually bend over backwards to modify or substitute a dish in order to satisfy your needs. Your waiter should be more than someone who takes your order and leaves the food. Ask questions, ask for options, ask for suggestions. If the waiter can't answer right away, they'll either get the answer or have the chef come out to talk to you. (Of course, you should reward this sort of behavior with an appropriate gratuity.)
There's no reason not to get your money's worth or to leave hungry. Restaurants are way aware of various dietary restrictions and food allergies. Telling customers that you can't accommodate them is a good way to go out of business. If the restaurant is put out by your requests, it's not a place you want to frequent anyway. People get into cooking for other people because they want to share a bit of joy, because they want to make people feel good. A plate of uneaten food is a failure. They'd rather adjust for your needs than wonder why you didn't like their food.
If you're at a good restaurant and you explain to the waiter that you have special dietary requirements, they will usually bend over backwards to modify or substitute a dish in order to satisfy your needs. Your waiter should be more than someone who takes your order and leaves the food. Ask questions, ask for options, ask for suggestions. If the waiter can't answer right away, they'll either get the answer or have the chef come out to talk to you. (Of course, you should reward this sort of behavior with an appropriate gratuity.)
There's no reason not to get your money's worth or to leave hungry. Restaurants are way aware of various dietary restrictions and food allergies. Telling customers that you can't accommodate them is a good way to go out of business. If the restaurant is put out by your requests, it's not a place you want to frequent anyway. People get into cooking for other people because they want to share a bit of joy, because they want to make people feel good. A plate of uneaten food is a failure. They'd rather adjust for your needs than wonder why you didn't like their food.
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