Observation Project
For my field observation project, I sat and observed the on goings on a local restaurant and bar called Prime 91 which is a little south of Akron, Ohio. When I walked in I smelled meat and onions and garlic being cooked in the kitchen, a little bit of the musty smell coming from the old coat closest that’s at the front of the restaurant and a faint hint of bathroom cleaner. In the open room where we sat had a 16 seated wooden bar, wood floors and white table clothed tables. Four rectangle tables were against the west wall that was completely made of widows that looked out on a statute of a little girl standing in a large patch of green ivy and behind her were about 10 parking spots where people could park close to the building.
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The food there is also delicious so I was not going to turn down a good, free dinner. I have been there before a few times for special occasions but never on a normal Tuesday night. I was not quite sure what to expect as far as the amount of people that would be there but I was pleasantly surprised by the adequate amount of people that I was able to watch from my table. I was a good choice and although nothing super exciting happened it was interesting to think about how I made judgments on people ages and relationships through their appearances and interactions with …show more content…
She made sure they were well taken care of and I’m sure she genuinely cared about them but also wanted to have a good tip at the end of the night. I talked to the manager at the end of my meal and she informed that the people at the bar were all regulars and she told me their some of their names, occupations and relation to each other. From this information and because they were all at least thirty or older I assume that many of them are upper middle class people in terms of their