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M Hansik Durham private dining: the room, the $350 fee and the $1,000 deposit
Three recorded calls for a Durham company dinner of 12 to 14: M Hansik's enclosed private room and how to book it, plus Vin Rouge's covered, heated garden. What each restaurant said, and what still has to come in writing.
OCT 16 / Nick Khami
Palmeri Brentwood private dining: a wine room quote for 8
Two real calls to Palmeri Ristorante in Brentwood, one in English and one in Italian, priced a private dinner for 8 in the wine room. The quotes differed, and nothing was booked.
OCT 16 / Nick Khami
Sassafraz private dining in Toronto: a real call about the Bellair room
A real call asked Sassafraz in Yorkville about a private dinner for 12 to 14. The date was taken, but staff named the room, the minimum and an all in per person estimate. Four other Toronto venues were called for the same night.
OCT 16 / Nick Khami
Lai Wah Heen private dining in Toronto: a real reservation call
A real Toronto call secured a private dinner reservation for a group, but left the final menu, price and room capacity to confirm in writing.
OCT 11 / Nick Khami
How much does a private dining room cost? We called 5 restaurants for a dinner for 10
Five Durham restaurant calls for a dinner for 10. Hear the recordings, compare room fees and food costs, and see which amounts remain unconfirmed.
OCT 1 / Nick Khami
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