My best friend and his wife came down from Cleveland to visit with us on Saturday, as did my wife’s daughter with her daughter. They have all lived in Ohio their entire lives but had never been to London. When it came time to have dinner I thought it would be better to try a restaurant closer rather then Quaker State. The six of us went to Salvi’s behind Cross Country Inn. The wife and I have eaten there at least once each time we have been to the Spring Flings, the food is good and the portions are huge. Everything went smoothly until the waitress brought the checks. She gave me my check, my friend one and also my stepdaughter. My friend Butch noticed that his bill was twice what it should have been, and it couldn’t be their check because neither one of them had a coffee, and a coffee was on the bill. We got the waitress to come back to our table and told her the problem with the check. She said she had put my stepdaughter’s check on with his but the coffee was actually for the pop that Butch’s wife had and the price was the same. When she came back she also brought me a new check, which was now $1.79 more than before, so I asked her why. She had only charged me for one ice tea and both the wife and I had ice tea. I looked at my buddy and told him if he had picked up the first tab my check would not have gone up by $1.79. He looked at his check and found that there was still a salad that should have been on the stepdaughters check. My wife’s daughter wanted to give a couple of bucks to pay for the salad but my buddy didn’t want the money or call back the waitress, so he finally just paid the check with cash. My wife paid for her daughter’s meal with cash and I laid my credit card out to pay for the wife and me. When the waitress brought back the credit card bill for me to sign I had a new bill, which included everyone at the table. The food was good the portions again were huge, but when it came time to pay I thought I was going to miss out on Sundays program at the Spring Fling.
Dan & Jean
