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Businiess name:
Grease Burger Beer and Whiskey Bar
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citysearch c.
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We have been to Grease many times and the burgers are great, although in the pricey range. The sides are also good, especially the fries and the homemade chips.\r
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Our only issue is with the service, which is always slow, and with management. Every time we are there, the same manager (owner?) is sitting at the end of the bar, working on a laptop. He makes no attempt to interact with anyone in the restaurant. He doesn't look up to nod or smile at guests, let alone visit tables to ask how their meals were.\r
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If I am going to spend $40 + tip for a burger and fries (2 ppl), I don't think it's too much to ask for the manager to acknowledge that we are in the restaurant helping their bottom line, especially on a weeknight when we are just one of a few tables, which is typically the case.
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