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Sometimes your ordering choice goes like "if this does not contain, I'll take it as it is on the menu, but if it does, then, and if that's not a substitution that works for your kitchen tonight, then instead of this entree I'll just go with this other one"-and that's way too complicated to write in a text box, but could easily be resolved with a little human interaction. Placing the actual order online is fine-if you're clever enough to know that you can click on "NO SUBSTITUTIONS AT THIS TIME" to get a text box to write in your substitutions-but that live conversation is so helpful.

Very uncomfortable ordering experience, and I don't think we'll be repeating it. They begrudgingly provided terse answers only when we really pushed. We called to verify whether a particular ingredient was included in a dish, and what the kitchen actually had available as a substitution-and the person who took the phone call just tried to get us off the phone as quickly as possible, preferably without answering any questions at all. a preference? Too bad-you get the minimal description on the online menu, and that's all. Have a food restriction, allergy, or simply. Last time we went there, we learned that "the wave of the future" is that Highland Kitchen is not really a take-out restaurant, and if you insist on ordering takeout, you shouldn't expect any sort of customer service.
