Wow. I've enjoyed @TheVigAZ Uptown on all my previous visits.\n\nMy most recent experience could rightly be called the opposite of everything before.\n\nI am recently single. I decided yesterday to get out of the house to get out of my funk.\n\nI did something I really never do; I went out, alone.\n\nI don't really like to go out into social situations alone, for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that I think society tends to treat individuals who are in a social setting as pariahs.\n\nThe servers at The Vig Uptown hammered home how much that notion of being a pariah is true.\n\nI went out onto the back patio area, and sat down.\n\nThere were two or three other tables with people out there, and the inside wasn't packed.\n\nI watched as one server fawned over one particular table, but failed to even acknowledge my presence.\n\nMy irritation increased when a couple new people arrived, and joined the group already at that table. They then relocated to the seating around the fire pit.\n\nThe server was quick to attend to the new arrivals, and even enlisted the assistance of another server in getting all fresh glasses of water for everyone.\n\nAnd yet, I sat.\n\nThere were two other servers that were attending to the other tables, but neither of them seemed to notice my presence, either.\n\nI sat for just over 20 minutes with nary a nod of the head, much less a glass of water, or a drink order. Sad, because I was looking forward to trying the orange kreamsicle.\n\nI decided my singular presence was not welcome.\n\nAs I exited the building, I informed the young lady at the front that I had waited 20 minutes without so much as a visit to ask if I wanted to order anything.\n\nI suppose one might argue that I could merely have flagged someone down, rather than come home and write an angry tirade on Yelp.\n\nBut no, it is not my obligation as your customer to be seen, it is entirely your obligation, as a service-based business, to be attentive of your customers, and serve their needs.\n\nOn this day, you fell flat on your face.\n\nI don't know if that has pushed me to the point I will not return, but I definitely have some animosity over this experience.