Rebecca T.

On food alone, it was a passable 3 stars. The 1 star was earned by 1) in addition to the only toilet paper being the free-range rolls scattered on the floor, a 2-3 inch gap in the wall offered glaring visibility into the first stall of the women's bathroom... and not to where the feet would be, either. Because I can't imagine a patron spending 10 minutes to assemble the wadded paper towel modesty barrier, I assume an employee did that. Not that it works well (it provided maybe 50%) coverage. I imagine the manager/owner is too cheap to spring for a more effective duct-tape solution, which would still look bad... but not as bad as wadded paper towels. 2) On the topic of cheap n' crass, you get a free milk with a kids meal. But, once you change it to chocolate milk, you pay the full $1. You don't get a prorated discount on that milk, either (that is, you're paying a full dollar for the spoonful of syrup). It didn't specifically say there was an extra charge for chocolate, but since it only said "milk", there you go. It's possible I only argued about this AFTER hearing our neighbor's woes; they were battling about some drink that didn't have the industry-standard liquor amount and the manager just kept repeating, "do you want to pay double for another shot?" If I was him, I would have spent the 30 cents or so, to avoid the argument (and to avoid everyone else overhearing it). When I made my case about the milk, the manager said, "I can't run a business just giving away free stuff" or something like that... in other words, he'd prefer to be combative with guests and earn a bad review in order to save literally 3 - 8 cents on a "free" spoonful of chocolate. Penny-wise, pound-foolish at its finest. Several waitresses seemed to hate working there; you could tell. Probably because this guy is blowing their tips; in retrospect, I feel bad that I was a bit chintzy as it wasn't her fault. The place brought out the worst in everyone, I suppose. They had a Help Wanted sign for waitstaff and bartenders, which is suggestive of high turnover. I predict a Closed sign or "under new management" sign relatively soon.