Write a formal letter to the manager of the restaurant. . explain what you like about the restaurant.
· say what is wrong.
· suggest how it could be improved.
in three paragraph's

Dear sir or madam,

As a regular customer of the restaurant, I would like to provide you with some feedback that can be helpful to improve the restaurant.

First of all, I would like to acknowledge the superior service of the place. The waitresses are always polite and ready to satisfy the client. On some occasions, the restaurant did not have the food that I ordered. However, the staff was always kind and offered me another alternative or a discount due to the inconvenience.

On the other hand, the place is small, and there is not enough space between tables. As a consequence, people tend to bump into each other when they move their chairs, as well as when they walk through the narrow hallways between tables. It may disturb the clients while they eat or even ruin their meals.

It would be a good idea to reduce the number of tables inside the restaurant. The tables could be moved to the street with parasols for hot days. This way, people will eat more comfortably, and there will not be complaints due to ruined meals for people bumping into them. With this minimal change, the restaurant would be one of the best in the city since it already excels in food and service.

Yours faithfully,

Karl Johnson.

Explanation:

In the letter first, we write the introduction. In this section, we introduce the letter's topic. In this case, it is what we like and what we not about the restaurant. In the following paragraphs, we develop the topic. In other words, we describe what we enjoy about the place, what we do not like, and what we would do to improve it. In the last paragraph, we also write a closing sentence where we mention again what we like about the place, and finally, we say our goodbyes.

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