Discuss pregnancy when making ADRs?

[mbanks21]

Okay if you tell the dining CM you want it notated on the res theyre gonna say "ooooooooooooookay um....what?" If you have an issue at the restaurant about, for example, the salad dressing, ask the waiter/waitress at that time. The dining CM has zero want or need to know that

 

[peytonsmomie]

Okay if you tell the dining CM you want it notated on the res theyre gonna say "ooooooooooooookay um....what?" If you have an issue at the restaurant about, for example, the salad dressing, ask the waiter/waitress at that time. The dining CM has zero want or need to know that

Thanks, I think that's the route I'll go. My palate has been broadened so much since my previous pregnancies that I really have found the restrictions to be a pain in the tail. It'll be easier to just deal with the server though, which I'd prefer.

 

[Tina G]

Okay if you tell the dining CM you want it notated on the res theyre gonna say "ooooooooooooookay um....what?" If you have an issue at the restaurant about, for example, the salad dressing, ask the waiter/waitress at that time. The dining CM has zero want or need to know that

I agree. I can't for the life of me think of why you would need to note that on your reservation. I would think that when you arrive at the restaurant and are greeted by your server, you can make any concerns known if you want them to be aware of any food restrictions.

 

[jrt1176]

I'd say it's more up to you in your ordering.

You may have questions about what you order, so checking out the menus before you go is probably a good idea.