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RE: The standard serving of a dessert wine is half that of a table wine...

Posted by jimbill on October 1, 2017 at 22:27:15:
She actually said it was a shot. A shot is 3/4 of an ounce. The glass was 2/3 full.

I posted on Yelp and they responded today. The husband/chef stated that they poured a 2 ounce and I didn't understand pricing.

I showed my Wife a 2 ounce pour this morning. Big laugh.

They compt the glass, so I wasn't cheated. But the service was rude afterward. Why not admit the error and offer an apology? I gave them props for the desserts and I might have revised my review, but not now.