Eating out is intended to be a fun and lovely experience. If only the dining public could be conscious to these late-night complaining sessions—we just might change our way of living and avoid such things which are discussed below.

#1 Coming In Right Before Closing Time

We have all spent time debating on where to go eat with friends at night. First check each restaurant's hours. Just because it closes at 9pm doesn't mean the staff wants a party of 12 people walking in at 8:45pm.

#2 "Please Wait To Be Seated" Is Not A Suggestion

The host chooses the most efficient place to put each guest, depending on how busy each server is. Just because you want a view of your car in the parking lot, doesn't mean you can just snag a seat near the window when no one is looking.

#3 Snapping Or Whistling For Attention

If you want the attention of your server, there are many ways to get it. What you shouldn't do is, snap, clap, shout, yell, "hey", or even worse - whistle. Servers have a lot going on, so be patient while they work their way over to you.

#4 Being Glued To Your Phone

We all stare at our phones out of habit, we get it, and your waiter's not judging you for being a part of the masses, but what really grinds their gears is when you don't put your damn phone down when it's time to have your order taken.