AIBU to expect that a website should do a spell check first???

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I can't decide if I fancy the 'gatto' or the parfitta rolls as a dessert.

The muscles sounded tempting though... :)

Someone has paid for this! Surely they should have spell checked first??

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They can spell stroganoff as well. Weird. Love gatto and parfitta rolls!

Maybe it's an Italian and they are chocolate and strawberry flavour cats?

Is someone going to email them this link?

I went to a pub once where the menu advertised sausages made with several species (spices).

We gave them a miss.......

well i would hope a gala pie had egg in there :)

Quite irritating with capital letters to start random words dotted about everywhere, too.

And the punctuation could do with some healing. (I know I started a sentence with 'And')

Well as its a PDF the website designer probably didn't produce it, he/she was probably jyst sent a copy of an existinf menu, but should have checked it. Dh is a web designer and has had this happen, so he informed the restaurant owners and the menu was corrected before he out it on the website. Luckily it was a new menu that hadn't been printed up yet, so the customers got their menu spell checked for free!

Oh god, I love that it's obviously been scanned in (from a well worn copy) so it's obviously been in use a while and nobody has thought to fix it!

My mother gets sent text to build into designs for clients, and half the time there are loads of mistakes. She isn't a native english speaker and she's the one who has to correct all the crap.

'king prawns muscles'

Commas, my friends. They are important. Yes I do know my misreading technically needs an apostrophe Don't get me started on the spelling.

I'm also a little scared of the dessert menu, having just remembered that 'gatto' is Italian for cat....

This is brilliant

I managed to misread "fanned apples" as "fannied apples" so it took me a while to compose myself.

However, in all seriousness, I wouldn't use a company that can't be bothered to get the basic details right. If they are as cavalier about their catering as they are their promotional material then the results will be dire.

Even if your business is catering, rather than publishing, say, it is not good enough to allow such a compendium of howling errors to be released into the wider world. I do various graphic design/editing jobs and whilst I've also been given some masterpieces of illiteracy to work with, it is my job to ensure they are corrected. Otherwise I'd be letting the client down.

Oh wow, they decorate the buffet tables with fanned apples, that's right classy that is

"There's no comparison to our standards"

That KILLED me!