What are the warning signs of a shitty restaurant?

[Anonymous No.17984064]

For me:
>gigantic menu
>offers seafood in a flyover town nowhere near the ocean, lakes, or rivers
>waitstaff look pissed or disgruntled
>menus are dirty
>no complimentary chips and salsa (mexican restaurants)
>restaurant in a busy part of town is empty during lunch/dinner
>sticky tables
>ethnic restaurant mostly full of white people

[Anonymous No.17984077]

for me itsone thing and one thing alone:
black “people”

[Anonymous No.17984084]

>offers seafood in a flyover town nowhere near the ocean, lakes, or rivers
you are a complete fucking retard if you think almost every seafood restaurant on the coasts don't get a good amount of their seafood frozen

[Anonymous No.17984123]

>>17984077
t. never visited a good soul food restaurant
>>17984084
there's a difference in quality between one day frozen in NY and a week frozen in flyover-retard-istan

[Anonymous No.17984367]

>>17984077
Employees or customers?

[Anonymous No.17984379]

>>17984084
OP's just an antiwhite cityfag bugman

[Anonymous No.17984393]

>>17984064
>They don't accept cash
>No physical menu

[Anonymous No.17984426]

>>17984379
What's the supposed to prove? That Kansas is all bought and owned farm land? It's depressing to drive through Kansas. I did the drive from Central Colorado to Central Illinois. I was traveling across the country taking my car and camping in as wild a place I could find. Kansas has nothing. It's all farms. Even the protected prairie land is tiny. There is hardly anywhere to camp. Hardly any free publicly owned land. The people are pale and obese while living rural. That's a bad sign. There's nothing to do there. Kansas sucks because they exploited the land as much as possible and their entire business model is based on the government subsidies of corn and soy. But hey, they grow some real food too. Good enough.

[Anonymous No.17984677]

>>17984064
>offering seafood not near a river
did you really think they're pulling fish out of the nearby river?
>try the halibut
>not sure, this is flyover country
>it's okay: there's a creek out back
>i'll take two!

[Anonymous No.17984786]

>>17984123
>t. never visited a good soul food restaurant
And I never intend to

[Anonymous No.17984808]

>>17984077
Unironically, I find "black-owned" restaurants to be some of the most vile shit. I was doing a trade show and at the end of the day this guy who came out with his BBQ business offers all the vendors free boxes he prepared but couldn't sell.

The chicken was dryer than an overcooked turkey and had this acrid, burned taste to it. The mac and cheese was spiral noodles with American cheese melted into it. The corn bread was like eating sawdust.

I go out of my way to avoid supporting these businesses.

[Anonymous No.17984817]

>>17984064
>restaurant in a busy part of town is empty during lunch/dinner
I've had good meals at restaurants with any one or more of the other warning signs, but never one with this

[Anonymous No.17984827]

>>17984379
So why does it look like that.

[Anonymous No.17984843]

>>17984827
flat earth. it's an illusion created by the refraction of light through the firmament