verb
General Slang
walked
· verb · kitchen
Guest left without paying.
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Definitions
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When a table eats, drinks, and slips out the door before the check lands. In most houses the server eats the bill out of their own tips, which is why a walk-out is treated like a small bereavement.
“Table 14 walked on a £180 tab and I'm down for it.”
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A guest told the wait is too long and bounced before being seated. Hostess stand will note it: 'two walked at 7:45.'
“We had six parties walk because the kitchen was 40 minutes behind.”
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walked In A Sentence
Table 14 walked on a £180 tab and I'm down for it.
We had six parties walk because the kitchen was 40 minutes behind.
Origin & Usage
People Also Ask
What does walked mean in a restaurant?
Walked means a guest left without paying their bill. It describes a customer who dined and dashed.
How do you use walked in a sentence?
"Table six walked — they slipped out while I was in the back."
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