>go to Chili's
>menu doesn't have prices
>I have to ask the waitress the price of things before ordering them
Shant be going back. Applebee's for mees.

>>21442308 (OP)
that's kino math

>>21442308 (OP)
If the menu doesn't have prices, you can make up any price you want. That's the law. When they bring you the bill, offer them what you think is a reasonable price, not what they put on the bill. As long as you offer to pay what you believe to be reasonable, if they don't accept it, you can leave. If they call the police, tell them it is a civil matter. You offered to pay and they refused. That makes it a civil rather than criminal matter.
Reminder to seek legal advice from competent attorneys and not random anons. Nevertheless, the above is true.

>>21442525
If you told this to a boomer they would actually believe it

>>21442694
Boomers most certainly are aware that servers are reponsible for dining dashers' bills, so this is patently false. You zoomers have probably never even dined out before; you can't even afford a house ffs.
>>21420575

It's a New York thing. Businesses are required to disclose prices before purchase. Ordering food at a restaurant with table service is considered making a purchase when the food is delivered for consumption by the customer.
If a business fails to disclose the price before purchase, the customer can refuse to purchase the item and file a complaint with the city. In the case of food consumed at a table service restaurant, because the food has already been "purchased" through the act of delivery and consumption, the business cannot set the price afterward. At this point, the customer can essentially set the price to anything "reasonable".
It's ok to hand out menus without prices to diners who are not responsible for the bill, as long as the menu given to the diner who will be responsible for the bill has prices on it.

>>21442705
ok boomer

>>21442525
Is this real?

>Chili's
Was this the only name you could think of when trying to think of fine dining