San Diego, CA (Fashion Valley Mall)

My wife and I went there for the first time on 28 Sept 2014 and had the Bison Burger with sweet potato hash (small cubes of sweet potato). I had to send the sweet potato hash back three times before they finally made it right, but by the fourth time, when it came out right, I had finished my burger and I believe that it should have been eaten with the meal so I said that I didn’t want it. The burger was alright, but the sweet potato hash had many totally torched cubes that were much too hard to chew (all three times). The third time a female manager (in training?) came out with the cubes and after seeing the charred pieces I said I wouldn’t accept it. She looked at me like, What’s the matter with you? So what if a few are black?, but said, ‘Do you want it fully cooked?’ ‘Of course I want it fully cooked, I just don’t want inedible pieces.’ She didn’t seem to understand why I wanted all my pieces to be edible. The Lemon Tart was delicious, though, with coconut whipped cream. Nothing was said to me about the burnt hash by management and I didn’t bring it up concerning the bill. Be that as it may, my wife and I went back the next night for dessert, the Lemon Tart. My disappointment and the reason for the two star rating is not about the burnt hash or the restaurant ‘overlooking it,’ but for what transpired the following night. I asked management to ask a woman who was nursing her infant at a table close to us, to cover her breast (perhaps with their restaurant napkin, which is a pretty white cloth napkin with color lines around the edges). The woman was totally exposing herself. I’m all for women breast feeding their infants, but in a modest and decent way in public. Management came over, Rolando (I think that’s what his name was). He told me that he would move us. I was surprised. What if another woman begins to breast feed her infant near my new table? Would he continually move my wife and me and not even ask the woman to consider covering herself? He insisted, though, that she had a right to reveal her anatomy, saying that the restaurant didn’t have a policy against it. Because of his smug combativeness and non-customer friendly attitude I don’t think that we will not return. It’s sad because the Lemon Tart was great and the waiters and waitresses were sparkling; really exceptional; very attentive, aware of our needs and wanting to serve. I pray that the Lord Yeshua (Jesus) have mercy on Rolando’s soul and show him his need for the Savior and that there is a difference between decency and lewdness.