There's a very fine line between making a restaurant presentation memorable and making customers question how they're supposed to consume their order. A fancy garnish or unusual serving style can be fun, but some chefs seem determined to make getting a simple drink feel like an obstacle course.
That's why there's a corner of Reddit dedicated to calling out these questionable serving choices. The We Want Cups subreddit is where people share pictures of drinks served in all sorts of unconventional containers, usually accompanied by one very reasonable request: Can we please have a regular cup?
Pandas, some of these presentations might make you appreciate your ordinary kitchen glasses more than ever. The people behind these serving ideas certainly deserve credit for trying something different. But you might find yourself siding with customers who would rather skip the spectacle and enjoy their drinks. Scroll on and see what we mean!
#44 Taken From A Friend's Instagram Story: Cocktail In A Tiny Bathtub (Reposted From R/Wewantplates Ive Only Just Heard Of This Sub And I Dont Think The Other Sub Knows About It Much)
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#49 Late Night Hangout With My Friends And I Ordered Like This (More Volume Than Ordinary Cup / Glass)
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