Hal

I meant by the original restaurant poster

any one want to bet how this thread accidentally gets deleted as well?

1 hour ago, 4fingersfreddy said:

Aware of his "4" badness.

Yes I have heard that as well

11 minutes ago, 4fingersfreddy said:

Was referring to the restaurant guy.

So was I. I have witnessed his and his wife / partner's behavior on other sites and in person in their restaurant.

26 minutes ago, 4fingersfreddy said:

I've been lurking for a while. This negativity and deflection from some posters is not healthy for anyone here.

I have witnessed it not only here but on other sites and in the restaurant first hand in how I have seen staff and customers treated. "by your actions so you are known"

What? You mean that all the negativity you generated on the previous post got accidentally deleted and now we are just pretending it never happened? Well that is very nice for you I guess. For those who have never deleted a post from this board I will tell you it is difficult and does not happen while trying to reply to someone in a thread.

"April Distance Means May Existence"  LOVE IT

Yes thank you Bobby. As usual you raise the bar for every other restaurant lake side

Nice to see the former Ajijic Clinic has been rebranded as Hospital Ajijic and is getting a facelift. New facade, big plate glass doors, planting etc. Over the years I have had excellent care and even surgery in their operating room. I think they are poised to give the San Antonio Hospital a run for their money

Live Music is always a tight rope for a restaurant. I don't want to hijack this post but we were at one of our favorite restaurants last night that offers live music on Saturdays. The owner noticed a lot of his guest were requesting tables seated "as far from the band as possible". He got it and this week when we went I noticed the band was playing soft romantic music that made it pleasant and easy to talk and then later in the evening moved into more dance-able songs. I was impressed.  BTW  LOVE Purple Garlic Bro....what a great addition to lakeside food scene

We recently bought directly a lot in Chapala. The secret I think is using a really good Notario who will do the proper title search. Unlike with an agency who will hold payments in escrow it gets a little trickier since the Notario most times will not hold money in escrow. Their solution is that buyer and seller met together at the closing. The seller signed their portion of the sales papers. We then transferred the money and the Notario did not have us sign and complete the transaction until the seller confirmed they had the money. Clever way I thought to protect everyone's interest.