2/5 Ramonda P. 2 months ago on Google • 12 reviews New
The
old
lady
working
here
is
something
else
I
tell
you.
She
greeted
us
and
it
made
us
feel
very
welcome
but
nothing
else
about
our
breakfast
here
made
us
feel
this
way.
We
were
a
party
of
2
adults
and
1
baby.
When
we
walked
in
we
were
seated
at
a
table
very
quickly.
We
asked
for
a
high
chair
and
apparently
the
waiter
forgot.
My
husband
went
to
remind
the
waiter
and
instead
of
them
handing
him
a
high
chair
he
had
to
go
retrieve
one
himself
as
well
as
wipe
it
down
while
the
waiters
watched.
The
waiter
took
our
order
and
mixed
it
up
because
he
came
back
to
tell
us
an
item
we
didn’t
order
was
out
of
stock.
We
corrected
the
order.
No
problem.
We
ordered
three
beef
empanadas
one
chicken
and
one
cheese
empanada
and
an
egg
plate.
After
clarifying
and
finally
getting
the
order
we
realize
we
were
given
three
beef
and
two
chicken.
How
do
we
know
because
I
broke
them
open.
No
problem.
I
let
the
lady
and
the
waiter
know.
A
simple
fix
right
bring
a
cheese
empanada.
The
waiter
confirms
he
conveyed
our
order
correctly
with
the
lady.
She
is
visibly
annoyed
and
it
shows.
She
talks
to
another
waiter
about
it
while
glaring
at
us.
It’s
an
awkward
uncomfortable
situation.
She
comes
to
the
table
with
the
cheese
empanada
(which
wasn’t
worth
the
wait
or
attitude).
Points
at
the
other
empanada
on
our
plate
and
asks
will
we
pay
for
the
chicken
empanada.
I
say
no
and
hand
it
back
to
her.
It
wasn’t
our
fault.
I
didn’t
order
it
and
i
won’t
pay
for
someone
else’s
mistake.
Do
you
know
this
lady
grabs
that
empanada
and
put
it
back
in
the
case!
Disgusting!
For
the
remainder
of
our
time
there
she
glares
at
us
as
if
it
was
our
fault.
The
saving
grace
was
the
drinks
and
convenient
location
to
our
hotel.
The
food
was
mid.
It’s
hard
to
mess
up
the
basic
items
they
serve.
When
we
are
done
we
ask
to
pay
after
waiting
quite
some
time
she
asks
what
we
order
so
she
can
ring
us
out.
I
guess
she
doesn’t
trust
because
she
confirms
with
the
waiter.
We
have
already
waited
to
be
checked
out
and
now
we
are
waiting
even
longer
for
her
to
confirm.
Whatever.
The
icing
on
the
cake
was
when
she
asks
for
a
tip.
Here
is
a
tip:
You
can
make
a
mistake
if
you
own
it
and
fix
that
r
without
making
the
customer
feel
uncomfortable.
We
watched
other
groups
get
their
food
before
us
after
being
seated
after
us
and
check
out
expeditiously.
This
was
not
the
case
and
everyone
in
there
knew
it.