I'm not a morning person. When I get out of bed, I'm not chipper and bright and cheerful. I don't want to talk to people. That's some of the reasons we deliver breakfast instead of guest interaction in the mornings. It's also another reason why we stay in hotels when we're on vacation. I don't want a deadline for breakfast.
For those folks who do book a b&b and are like me in the morning, well, they're nuts! It would drive me bonkers if I had to hold breakfast on folks like you do..
Breakfast Diva said:
For those folks who do book a b&b and are like me in the morning, well, they're nuts! It would drive me bonkers if I had to hold breakfast on folks like you do.
That's why we have an open breakfast time. I get up at 7:30. In the dining room by 7:50. Set the tables, get the juices out, blah, blah, blah. I cannot carry on a conversation for more than a few minutes at that hour. It is VERY stressful for me to come into the dining room and find it full of guests who are waiting for food. Or, I just roll in and they are clamoring for the third pot of coffee! But, getting up earlier is worse. If I get up early and then sit I am out like a light.
We do stop seating at 9:30. Does not mean you can't sit down at 9:30 and get fed, but it's pushing it. Most of our guests are GONE by 9:30 but there are a few who are dragging themselves to the table at that point and THEN go and shower.
It was a joke in my family that we should open a place called 'Lodging & Lunch' just so I would be awake for it.
.