Restaurant Customer Complaint Handling Quiz

Ignore the complaint and focus on serving other customers, as complaints are inevitable in the restaurant industry.

Ask the customer to write down their complaint and submit it to the management for review, then offer a formal apology later.

Talk to the customer as soon as possible in a friendly, helping manner, ask them to explain what happened, and apologize for the inconvenience. (correct)

Listen to the customer's complaint, offer a discount on their next visit, and assure them that it won't happen again.

To avoid negative online reviews and maintain a high rating on food delivery apps.

To minimize the impact of complaints on the restaurant's reputation, even if it means compensating the customer financially.

To maintain a positive relationship with customers and address any issues that may affect the business. (correct)

To show customers that their complaints are taken seriously and to prevent them from complaining again.

Dismiss the complaint as insignificant and reassure the customer that their overall experience should not be affected.

Explain to the customer that minor delays are common in busy restaurants and that their complaint is unwarranted.

Apologize for the inconvenience and sympathize with the customer, acknowledging their perception of the issue. (correct)

Offer a complimentary dessert or drink to compensate for the inconvenience and avoid further escalation.

<p>To prevent the issue from escalating and to show the customer that their concerns are being taken seriously.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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