My partner and I went to this mediocre restaurant on a Saturday afternoon because the restaurant we wanted to eat at did not serve Saturday Brunch and was closed. We were in the mood for Brunch, not Lunch. When we walked past the shower curtain separating the seating area from the door the place looked very ""Diner"" like. The place was decorated very Target like and the vinyl tablecloths, spotted flatware and paper napkins which should have been a clue. We decided to eat there because we have been to a few not so high end places and the food was amazing, this was not the case.\r
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We had to wait at least 15 minutes before we were acknowledged, then we were brought back our drinks another 15 minutes later by a different person, which would have been fine if they were busy, which was not the case. We ordered our food and let me tell you, my 8 year old niece could have done a better job. The toast was burnt, the Latte was watery and just plain out nasty, my French toast could have been used as a weapon and my partners food was not much better. His sausage was basically Hamburger meat with some unusual spices (Paprika? It was ""Jungle Red"") and the eggs were saucy.\r
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The crowd was a mix of $ex in the City meets the High School Chess Club. I am sure they thought a Mimosa with Brunch made this a high class establishment. Which I am sure is the reason this place has so many great reviews, they would not know bad food if it bit them in the rear.\r
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The Lowdown, may empty tables were not bussed when we walked in, other patrons did not have flatware nor did they received their drinks. We had to flag down one of our many servers (At this point we did not know who it was) to order an orange juice which never came, and we were charged for it, so I assumed this charge to be their tip. I would have not minded this type of service if the food was good or if they were busy or understaffed, but this was not the case. The staff could not be bothered.
Pros: It's Open for Saturday Brunch
Cons: Bad Service
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