realworld82 wrote: » imagine... a business offering good customer service
spankmemunkey wrote: » I have to say Tom Murphy's lately seemed to have realised the error of their ways when it comes to customer service and costings. I had my car recently serviced there and along with a fuel filter and diagnostics check for 100 euro, I was dropped home while i waited and picked up again to collect my car and they seemed very friendly. I then had to go back to have my break light sensor replaced job took about 1 hour, (at least the wait was) the job was done including parts and labour for 35 euro, which is a great price. So i cant argue with that I had had bad experiences there before but they seem to be trying harder!
Max Powers wrote: » Credit where due..... The city centre is looking great with Winterval stuff. also, The removal of that old 50s style building on quay near reg is fantastic, really opens up view of the historical tower.
junglejim1 wrote: » The Granville. Went there for lunch a couple of times at the end of October. A superbly run establishment, the owner(I think Liam is the owner), senior management and numerous other staff working their bits off clearing, serving and cleaning tables, generally keeping the customers happy. Well done and good luck to them. There is nowhere in London that can hold a candle to that place. BTW, I hadn't been in Waterford for a couple of years. I thought the city had really improved over that time. I didn't get the impression it was feeling sorry for itself.
wellboy76 wrote: » I have the distinct feeling that there are or will be people praising their own place of work or am I just being naive?
julias_jewel wrote: » There are 2 women who work in superquinn, usually one on the till and ther packs... They are perfect example of quality customer service. They are both lovely and jolly and are genuinely interested in everything you say.. For them alone I shop in superquinn!!!
spankmemunkey wrote: » Was it not as clean as european norms? thought thats what i heard on the radio today
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Jason Todd wrote: » This thread has gone awful quiet, hasn't it?! Was in town yesterday, was buying my gf a present as she just had our second baby and spotted something nice in the window of Wallis, in City Square, also saw they had the support local businesses posters etc on the door. Went in, the lady behind the counter couldn't have been friendlier. Helped me find the item in the shop, helped me pick out a scarf to go with it, chatted away to my toddler and we had a great chat about kids. So friendly, the first thing I thought of was this thread. So credit to Wallis and it's lovely staff.