Went to Bob Evans this morning for a late breakfast. It seems the Lancaster Ohio location doesn't have the same standards as other locations. It is always a ten to fifteen minute wait for a server to arrive to the table. Today's server didn't want to take the food order before she took and served our beverage order. Her rational was it gave us more time to look over the menu. We were ready when we say down, my wife and I are creatures of habit we always order the same thing when we eat breakfast at Bob Evan's. The beverage service for two waters and a child's milk was the quickest thing to happen today. My wife ordered a Border Scramble Omelet, I ordered a Farmers Breakfast with bacon, hash browns, a side of French toast and and extra side of Biscuits and gravy, and our daughter was ordered a child's breakfast platter. Her meal arrived first after only a 23 minute wait. My wife's Omelet and part of my meal came 11 minutes later. Another 11 minutes and three trips later, the other two strips of bacon, French Toast and biscuits and gravy arrived. Somewhere in there the server gave me a water refill. After watching my wife grimace in disgust when she took her first few bites of her Omelet, I asked if it was ok. She said she didn't think she was given the right Omelet. She gave me a taste and it was awful. When the server passed I called to her and asked if the Omelet we received was the Border Scramble Omelet. She turned to look at it, nodded, and said ' Yep, it sure is", then turned around and walked away before we could tell her it was awful. The Border Omelet served to my wife consisted of eggs, sausage chunks, a few huge onion pieces, a ton of hard partially cooked potatoes, and canned stewed tomatoes. It had a bitter bland flavor of stewed tomatoes. This Omelet is prepared differently at every other Bob Evans we visit. Normally there is cheese inside the egg, fresh scallions, peppers, jalapeño peppers, and a real live "Zesty Ranchero Sauce" . Today's Border Scramble Omelet looks like it was tossed together with whatever they had laying around. We wouldn't see our server again for another 38 minutes. We didn't get the opportunity to ask for a replacement omelet she was either no where in sight or engaged in lengthy conversations with other patrons. We eventually had to interrupt her conversation with other patrons after waiting another 18 minutes to get the bill from her. I complained to the cashier and then the manager about the service and the food. Both appeared to be equally uninterested in my negative dining experience. The cashier stopped being friendly and retrieved a manager who never looked at me and responded with "I'm sorry you feel that way" to my negative comments. There only seemed to be a concern about making sure I paid my bill as the manager asked if I still needed to pay. There was more interest in collecting money than hearing my complaint. This location has been like this for years, the servers and management appear to only care about the regular patrons. Our server and the manager spent a lot of time chatting with the same people at various tables who appeared to tip rather well when they left. Pretty disappointing visit that lasted just under two hours. It irritates me that my wife ended up eating the slop she was served because we didn't have the time to get it replaced because our server went out of her way to ignore or avoid us. To date management has never contacted us about our dining experience or to discuss our complaints. It appears there is no interest in improving their products or service provided at the Lancaster, Ohio restaurant. read more