I have recently been asked to do a secret "shopper" review at a New Jersey bakery staple that has multiple restaurant locations. I am used to identifying service and food issues, without making a face, a scene, or even returning food. I am generally on watch to make sure specials are recited (if not an insert in the menu) with prices. Bottles of wine, should be the vintage year listed, otherwise I anticipate an reasoning to the change, but it still bugs me (as someone who spent hours changing leather bound 2lb wine lists daily at a former job). I also don't like when a server uses the table to open the wine, or, which happens all the time, gives my husband the taste of wine when I am the one ordering it. None of these things permit me from enjoying a meal, they are most likely, minor annoyances I file away, but in this case, I feel it is only fair to give a honest report and the owners and management can take or leave my opinions. If there are any chefs or restaurant managers or owners out there, I would love to know what feedback you would appreciate. Full disclosure, I am not being paid for this, have a gift certificate for $100 which I imagine we will exceed. It just interests me and lets me enjoy two things I love, eating and writing