3/5 amanda h. 5 months ago on Google
While
the
Red
Elm
may
have
a
fondness
with
its
regular
clientele,
it
missed
the
mark
with
hubby
and
me.
The
cafe
was
self
serve
in
that
ordering
was
at
a
counter.
The
breakfast
menu
was
quite
limited
with
waffles
being
forefront
on
the
menu.
The
waffles
were
not
crispy
at
all
as
though
they
were
reheated
(microwaved?)
and
not
freshly
prepared.
Eggs
were
only
available
scrambled,
and
they
were
presented
as
though
they
were
prepared
in
a
waffle
iron,
i.e.
they
were
flat
with
grid
lines
on
them
and
absolutely
rubbery!
The
bacon
was
undercooked
and
appeared
to
be
microwaved
as
well,
especially
since
there
was
no
aroma
of
freshly
cooking
bacon,
waffles,
or
anything
else
at
The
Red
Elm.
Overall,
the
space
could
have
been
charming,
but
when
one
can
hear
staff
bickering
and
then
customers
are
asked
bus
their
own
tables,
especially
when
the
price
was
as
much
or
more
equal
than
what
we
would
have
paid
at
a
full-service
restaurant
with
much
better,
excellent
quality,
freshly
prepared
breakfast.
It's
a
shame
the
owners
are
taking
better
advantage
of
the
space
and
loyal
clientele
to
offer
a
better
experience
overall.
Simple
improvements
here
would
go
a
long
way.
Oh!
On
the
bright
side,
the
coffee
was
very
good,
but
there
was
a
charge
for
dine-in
customers
for
even
one
refill
of
the
modest
ceramic
cafe
cups
used.