Nancy Young > wrote:
>Welcoming staff that doesn't hover, yet notices you need a
>refill without being hunted down.

For me, the best staff is flexible to each situation and doesn't behave the
same way toward everyone in a formulaic way. If I'm out with friends or family,
I like chatting with the staff. If I'm obviously out on a date and being
visibly romantic with my partner, I prefer less intrusion. But I don't
automatically detest weight staff for trying to make conversation. Depending on
who I'm dining with, I might want or need more help choosing food, especially
if my co-diner is awkward about reading me the menu.

Orlando