There was a documentary in the UK about the people who post highly critical reviews. It was most enlightening ...

This definitely isn't exactly what you're talking about, but Trip Advisor (whilst flawed, as any online review site is) allows owners to respond to their reviews. I've seen instances of restaurants with otherwise glowing reviews responding to their handfuls of 1-stars saying, "I remember you... this and this happened.…

I would cheat on my husband with that chocolate bread pudding.

Lol, mouth part of your face.

I wouldn't go so far as to take their pictures, I have issues with the posting of other people's pics on the interwebs, BUT I was known to shame customers, take away drinks and refuse to serve customers who berated the staff. I don't play like that. It doesn't make anyone's night better, not the asshole guest and not…

Oh! Speaking of overpriced crap in the area... does Cardullo's still have the hundred-dollar sandwich?

Bars around here will share photos of people who don't tip or steal tips!

Setting aside the diet thing, which, well, yeah, they don't have a lot for you, the main thing is that having eaten the food, they're not doing it because it's "the done thing." They worked out how to use the ingredients. The food tastes good, and considering some of the overpriced crap in that particular area, that's…

I hope they didn't get any food. It's one thing to 'kill them with kindness' while they camp out on a table with their bar drinks, but I hope the owner refused to take their orders.

It's just not for me. I'm a vegetarian, so they have very little for me anyway. But if I weren't, I still don't know. I'm sure everything is done beautifully, it's that it all seems so terribly precious. And WTF with no egg dishes except one frittata for brunch?

I worked at a small family owned pizza/Italian restaurant before Yelp was really a thing. My ex was the manager and would shame anyone who was a dick to the staff. Honestly not kow-towing to awful people kept us efficient, kept the overall atmosphere genial which improved everyone's night.

OMG that sounds amazing. Why is that so far away from me?

I miss bitterwaitress.

Or they could've made a reservation for another time. Did you read the article?

Hey if your Uber driver can rate you back then restaurants should be able to do the same.

Me too! Jez meet-up?

As a resident of Cambridge, I see this kind of entitled behavior from grown up babies all around me. I just don't understand who these people are and how they manage to function in civilized society...anyway, Alden & Harlow now has another fan here as well!

Also, I do not doubt for a second that these are Harvard law students.

It's an awesome restaurant with incredible drinks.

Alright, I'll admit, I'm tempted to go by. I've got a pretty clear schedule in the first week of April; maybe I'll check out a Wednesday service.