Finally got to try this place after hearing about the "bomb" Filipino food they serve here. Came on a Thursday night around 10pm. There was no line and was seated quickly. After reading so many reviews and suggestions from friends, I already knew that I wanted to try their Filipino spaghetti and their longanisa(filipino sausage)/tapsilog(beef) plate. The food came out pretty fast. The spaghetti was pretty bomb, it also comes with four slices of garlic bread. The sauce was sweet just like filipino spaghetti is suppose to be and the portion was a good amount. However, the longanisa and tapsilog plate was just eh.. it definitely looked better than it tasted. The longaisa was super oily and not that sweet. The tapsilog was plain and did not have much flavor. The service was just eh... I had to waive down several waitresses to get their attention to order and to get the check. Not once did they check on us while we were eating. Overall, I think I would come back if I was around the area and craving late Filipino food, but otherwise I would not go out of my way to come here. read more

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Food was great and reasonably priced. We were there on a Friday night and ended up returning for dinner on Sunday because the food was so good. read more

Good food, a combo of American, Filipino and Chinese foods. They specialize in Filipino foods as all of the kitchen service crew are Filipinos. Today, we had menudo, read more

Maaaan, this place used to be the spot to go to after the club!! Brings back so many memories- seeing the same crowd that you saw at the club that you just left, meeting up with people at Lucky Chances who were at a different club. We wouldn't mind having to wait for an hour to be seated because it was THAT GOOD. I recently came here with my fiancé (who was not part of my clubbing shenanigans). It was his second time here. We came late at night after doing stuff in the city. It was a Thursday night, no wait. Ordered my tocilog- still as delicious as I remember it. Their menu consists of lots of Filipino food as well as Chinese food. Can't go wrong with any of the silogs! read more

This place is excessively very pricey. Everything is $15 dollars when you can get them cheap outside at half the price. read more

Cafe Colma - Damn, this halo-halo cost me $8.95 dollars. They must have been struggling from the virus. It was not even filled to the top. - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

I took Monday off work to chill and some epic friends picked me up and drove me straight to this treasure inside of a casino! Super friendly dynamic vibe and attentive staff. My good friend who hails directly from the Philippines suggested this place and let me tell you: it does not disappoint!!! As mentioned elsewhere: I'm a vegetarian so can't speak to the yummy fish stew or meat dishes but my garlic rice with eggs and a side of garlic steamed greens was just what the doctor ordered! Can't wait to go back again. read more

A solid 3.5 stars from me. Came here on a whim to get a quick dinner after work and considering that I got off at nearly 2am, I didn't have much options to choose from. LOL. The service is extremely fast, and I literally mean they give you only 30 seconds to decide what to eat after sitting down and looking at the menu before they come over and ask what you want, fast. Lmao. I really enjoyed their sinigang, their longsilog was just alright for me, and their lumpias were decent as well. A plus side is that this place is only about a 5 minute drive from my work, so I'll def. be back in the future since they're open 24/7! read more

Cafe Colma - Longsilog. Ordered with scrambled eggs, got over easy LOL - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

Last night my mom brought home some arroz caldo for my boyfriend (who has cancer and a low immune system) and when he ate a big bowl of it this morning he found a little part of a bug or something gross! Those are definitely pinchers at the end of it so where the F/CK did it come from and WHY IS IT IN OUR FOOD? Literally so disgusting and disappointed as I've been eating here since I was a kid and now I'm done. They better hope my boyfriend doesn't get sick off of this. read more

Cafe Colma - WTF IS THIS AND WHY IS IT IN OUR FOOD - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

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Great flavor .good to have when you feel lazy in cold days this time server didn't miss a refill of my cup of coffee.no matter if you squeeze the wallet . read more

Cafe Colma - Nilagang baka. Very good beef stew. Little bit pricey. But delicious.size is a good for two . - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

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Came here after a viewing down the street. We were a group of 14 and due to the size was not able to be seated together. Which was fine until we got seated and my table of 4 was ignored for 20 minutes. An employee came and asked if we were ready to order. I informed her that we never got a menu and so she hurriedly got some for us. Ordered sisig and halo halo. She specifically asked me if I wanted Ube ice cream and I said yes. The table in between me and the rest of my party cleared so I asked one of the workers if we could just move and join that table and they were pretty accommodating and allowed us to move. Orders came. Sisig was your basic more Americanized sisig where it's bbq pork, (not pig ears and snout) with like a soy sauce vinegar type of sauce, chopped jalapeños and onions. Halo halo came and there was a scoop of MANGO ice cream and NOT the Ube the server and I had agreed upon. I said to the lady who brought it that it was supposed to be Ube and she told me they ran out. That was annoying but hey if they ran out not much you could do right? Hubby came and ordered Kare kare. We split that order and that was delirious. Our daughter who was eating the halo halo was very disappointed by it. She said it lacked flavor and the jellies most halo halos come with. The rest of our party finished their meals and ordered halo halos. Their halo halos came and guess what? It came WITH a scoop of UBE ICE CREAM!! The very ice cream they ran out of! ‍ like did someone make an ice cream run at 11 PM or was I legit just lied to?!?! But at this point eff it whatever. There's parking under the building and valet parking one level below the parking right below the building, parking outside around the building (very hard to find) and a parking lot across the street. Overall food is good. Service can totally have some improving. read more

Cafe Colma - Halo halo with Ube ice cream - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

This is going to be a quite weird review where my rating of the establishment doesn't necessarily reflect how I feel about coming back (which I actually most likely will in the future). Read on to find out more - Growing up in Daly City, Lucky Chances Casino/Cafe Colma have always been known as the go-to spot for older folk to hang out and for younger folk like my friends and I to come and get late night food. You can think about it like a diner - has an extensive menu, full of breakfast, Filipino, American, and Chinese fare served around the clock. They're reliable for late night food options, especially when you're coming back from a night out and don't know what to eat. The staff here is also incredibly kind and very hospitable. On to the food itself (hence the 3 stars), I doubt most things here are cooked fresh. :( My friend and I actually made a joke about what Gordon Ramsay would say if he came here for Kitchen Nightmares. My tocilog had no flavor and sweetness that tocino usually has, and looked like bacon. My friend's Egg Platter had soggy potatoes. On the plus side, our Halo Halo was pretty fire. That being said, here's the kicker - I'd come back. The variety on the menu is too reliable, and the staff are just so sweet. Even if the food isn't all that fresh, I don't have very high expectations for diners of this caliber and if you're fixing my food cravings, I'm not getting sick or dying from the food, and you're reliable, you'll see me again on a random night at 2am. Regardless, I'd say locals/anyone else interested should come at least once; you might get a similar or different experience, but I'd say it's worth a shot. read more

Cafe Colma - egg platter subbed with mushrooms/veggies instead of meat (back), tocilog (front) - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

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We have been coming here after visiting the cemetery for years as it is open 24 hours and is convenient to have a quick bite. They have Filipino, Chinese and American food. Recently we came here just for tea and dessert. I ordered the Halo Halo and Dude had the green tea milkshake! If you are undecided on what to eat, they have a big menu! read more

Review & pay attention to what you order. They add extra items in your receipt. Servers look like they dread their life

Been coming here for many years and just now found time to write a review. This was the spot to go to after clubbing. I'm not sure if it still is. The bulalo and silogs are my go to. My husband always goes for the prime rib. -1 star for using what looks like frozen or canned vegetables. But what can you expect from a 24hr diner. read more

Peppered salt fish with egg fried rice.:. This is no longer on the menu but you can still order it!!! Trust me you won't be disappointed. Thank me later! read more

Cafe Colma - Peppered salt fish with egg fried rice... it's not on the menu anymore but you can still order it. Trust me on this one, thank me later!!! - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

Cafe Colma is our go to place for late hours or early breakfast food, especially Filipino food, since the place is open 24/7. The service is always good with a mostly Filipino crew, since it is part of the Lucky Chances Casino, which is Filipino owned. The silogs are sumptuous and plentiful, and the coffee is never ending. read more

It's actually my husband and I's first time here, we've gone to the Rene's Fine dining (buffet restaurant) both inside Lucky Chances Casino. We walked here while our car are being serviced. I was a bit worried that services would be horrible based on previous reviews but I was wrong. They are quick at giving water, taking our order and food service. The food tasted good and home cooked style cooking. We will definitely come ba read more

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When I was sober, I swore off drunk eating but we all know what happens when you're drunk, your judgment, inhibitions as well as everything else goes out the door... On Sunday, 5.22.11, my friends and I came stumbling into Café Colma inside the Lucky Chances Casino. It was 3:45 AM so most of the club goers were almost done eating and getting ready to leave so we didn't have to wait for a table. If you come here between 1:30 AM - 3 AM, expect a wait of about 15-20 minutes. I love the variety of Café Colma's menu from American, Filipino, Chinese and to a little Vietnamese, there's something to satiate the vivacious appetites of drunktards like myself. Before my last visit, I've been to Café Colma four other times; three times drunk and once sober. I've only ordered Filipino food (e.g. Chicken Adobo, Kare-Kare, Sisig, etc) and it always has been consistently good. For a 24-hour diner, the Filipino food is solid and doesn't taste like it's been disintegrating under a heat lamp all day. F O O D LUMPIA (6 pieces for $7.95) - OK! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/WKtGwSIbpCE7g_8QG2slZw?select=5QgO55wF7Z7zYAfcY6drKQ Although warm and crispy throughout, the pork filling was dry and a little on the bland side. The lumpia didn't taste very fresh so it was evident that it was store bought from the freezer section. PORK ADOBO ($10.95) - SAVORY DELICIOUSNESS! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/WKtGwSIbpCE7g_8QG2slZw?select=CkCj4t8BtH_iyid4NFdXRw Sitting in a pool of thick adobo sauce was the incredibly fork-tender pork that had a melt-in-your-mouth consistency. Many pork adobos can be very oily, however, the cut of pork they use at Café Colma was lean with little fat around the corners. The adobo sauce had the perfect amount of salty and savoryness with a vibrant punch of tang which helped balance the richness of the pork. The white rice was more on the softer side but was a great blank canvas for sopping up all the rich goodness from the adobo. S E R V I C E Fast but not friendly which is to be expected. Just like with an Asian establishment, you will have to wave your arms in the air if you want something. I actually feel sorry for the entire staff for having to deal with the crowds of rowdy drunks here. It's not an easy job, so I would be grumpy too. A M B I A N C E / D E C O R Cheezy 1970's décor with booths, swivel chairs and faux plants. Do not expect a peaceful meal here in the wee hours of the morning, the after hours crowd is loud, rowdy, and can be very obnoxious. Overall, the food at Café Colma specifically the Filipino food is worthy of 4 Stars and WAY BETTER than Ling Nam, the only other place I know that's open late in DC. Yes, it's a bit more pricier, but for the quality and taste you can't even compare. As for the American food, my friend ordered the Ham & Cheese Omelet. He took one bite, said he didn't feel good and stopped eating. Mind you, he's a human garbage disposal, so this may be an indicator of how the American food is at Café Colma. So why 3 Stars? Apparently, Café Colma puts a profuse amount of MSG in their food...enough to cause a severe MSG Attack that landed me in the ER 4 hours later. I knew I should have kept my promise about NOT drunk eating. *SMH* read more

Cafe Colma - Pork Adobo - $10.95 - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

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The Vietnamese seafood noodle soup uses pho rice noodle rather than egg noodle. It's tasty once in a while, otherwise a skip. Same with the ground pork and eggplant over rice - a bit salty. Both items are a couple dollars more than at noodle houses but those places aren't open late. This "cafe" is always open since it's inside a casino. Will satisfy anyone's cravings for late night American, Chinese, Filipino, or Vietnamese foods. The cuisine they offer reflect the people who go here to gamble. It makes total sense. The entrance is on Hillside Blvd (in front of Serbian Cemetery), where Serramonte Blvd dead-ends Hillside Blvd. (pun intended). There is street level parking but it's usually full so try the garage beneath. read more

Lucky Chances for late night eats? Sure, why not! Yes...I've had better Filipino food. But where else can I get Balut and Halo Halo at 3am? (Balut is not on the menu, but they do have good ones) Their Silog plates are so tasty. I think they use a whole stick of butter per plate of garlic rice and eggs. Arroz Caldo (porridge) was a little on the warm side. I like mine scalding hot! Hours of operation and quick service earns an extra star! read more

Not so hot. I'm an Asian eating machine and maybe even a bit picky. But when I'm in the Colma area I make it a point to eat at the casino restaurant. I wanted to go a bit light with a won ton noodle soup, but was unfortunately disappointed. The presentation started off good, but the soup was watery and tasteless. I had to add patis (fish sauce) and soy sauce to make to broth have flavor. I shouldn't have to do that. As for the wonton, 4, passable. The noodles were enough hit not as springy as I'm used to. The redeeming quality was the service, though it so busy, very attentive. Thank you Karen. So maybe you may want to rethink Cafe Colma as an eating option. read more

Cafe Colma - Wonton noodle soup presentation. - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

Got the Halo Halo dessert. The best part was the Ube ice cream on top. Every other part of it was not that great. read more

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Excellent omletes & eggs Benedict . Little place to park mostly take your chances with on-street parking. Worth the effort. House coffee tasteful.. Service is top notch. The country potatoes grilled with skin are to be tried. read more

Back in the days where going clubbing was my thing, Cafe Colma had always been my spot to get a late night meal! Fast forward to many years later, I had a friend fly in from out of town and she was craving some good ol' Filipino food! The menu here is an extensive array of different entrees of many cultures. As for my taste, I would always go for their Filipino menu. Especially for the Filipino breakfast, silogs (see-logs). Silogs are composed of one egg, cooked to your liking (scrambled, over easy, sunny side up, etc.), coupled with garlic fried rice, and protein of choice, (Longanisa, bangus (milik fish), tapa (beef), tocino (sweetend cured pork), and corn beef. My personal favorite is the corn beef silog with egg cooked over easy. With an over easy egg, you can break the yolk over your rice and corn beef, which has a unique texture and a enjoyable dish. The silogs are also served with a slice of tomato. For a silog beginner, I would recommend the Combo silog option. Here you can pick two meats if you would like to try more than just one. Even though the prices have been on the rise, the quality of the food has never changed with me. A very nostalgic place for me and a go to spot when I'm in the area! read more

Cafe Colma - Corn beef silog. - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

Craving for some "silog" and decided to try Cafe Colma. Got Tosilog and Longsilog (3 pcs longanisa only) for breakfast. Also got a side order of chicharon bulaklak- crispy and delicious. The server was nice. The food was good but nothing special plus the portions are small for the price. I think it is pricey compared to other silog places we have been to. read more

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Last Friday night (or shall I say super early Saturday morning?), Peter L, another friend and I came to Cafe Colma for some late night eats. They offer American, Filipino and Chinese dishes. We stuck to the Filipino and Chinese part of the menu. *Egg flower soup ($7.95) I think Peter ordered this. It had a lot of carrots in it which I didn't really like. I'm not a huge fan of cooked carrots. But I ate around it. For some reason, soup always seems good to me as a late night dish so this was okay. *Comsilog (Spam & Pork chop): served with 2 eggs up, garlic fried rice & achara ($10.95) I had a bite of the spam which was sooo salty. I don't remember plain seared Spam being that salty. *Shanghai rolls (10) $7.95 I actually wanted the lumpia, but our server suggested the Shanghai rolls since the lumpia only had veggies in it. These were filled with pork and fried. Wanted something crispy so these fit the bill. *Adobo chicken: served with steamed rice & achara ($10.95) The chicken was really oily. But it was super tender. Eating it with the rice was very comforting. *Lechon kawali: fried crispy sidepork ($12.95) Fried pork belly! Good, but I can normally only eat a piece or two of lechon at a time. It's so decadent. This version was a little dry, but tasted good with the sauce and sriracha. *Claypot fish filets with eggplant & satay sauce: served with steamed rice ($10.95) I didn't like this at all. The eggplant was slimy which created an unpleasant texture. Also, after trying all the salty rich Filipino food first, this didn't have much flavor. Decent food for late night eats. I'd definitely stick closer to the Filipino menu as I didn't enjoy the Chinese food as much as I did the Filipino food. If you're hungry around 4 am in the morning, Cafe Colma is a good option. read more

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So this place is located in a casino and is 24 hours. The food they offer here is diner food, but they also offer Asian food aswell (Chinese/Filipino). Atmosphere: So the place is your standard diner, lots of booths and there is also a counter you can sit at. The people are friendly and very attentive. I honestly felt the best part of this place was the server. Food: So the food was not the best. I went with my mom and we decided to give their diner food a try. We ordered a burger and a philly cheesesteak sandwich. The burger was nothing great just a standard burger, it was a bit rare even tho my mother asked for medium well. The Philly cheesesteak sandwich was probably the worst I have ever had. There was barely any meat(maybe 1/2 oz of meat) , and vegetable(barely anything and maybe 3 pieces of mushroom). The cheese was their but that's all it was it really felt like just a bread and cheese sandwich. Apparently their Asian food is decent, but unfortunately I tried their diner food. Price: I honestly was the most upset with this because of the item I received. My mother and I combined payed about 32.00 before tip for the food we got. For the size of the food we got it was not worth it. I payed basically 14 dollars for a grilled cheese sandwich when I wanted a Philly cheesesteak. The burger was over priced aswell you probably could get a better quality burger from fat burger. Overall: People tell me that I should go back and try the Asian food. I honestly think I will not because even though the service was good, the taste and the quality wasn't. The price the charge for the size they offer isn't worth it to me. read more

Cafe Colma - Bacon cheese burger - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

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Located inside a casino... could it get any better than that? I haven't gone gambling yet so I cannot tell you how that works as I only came here one morning for some breakfast. As it was still pretty early, I got the early breakfast that included 2 eggs, 2 bacon strips or sausages, and a choice of either hashbrowns, potatoes, french toasts, or 2 other things that I have completely forgotten. Either way, that seemed like a good deal since it was only $4.95. I also ended up getting a medium size orange juice since they said a small was not available. The food itself was... okay. ish. My boyfriend said he loves the fact that they fry their eggs with butter and not oil, but it was really weird tasting in my opinion. And my french toast was way too egg-y tasting... I wasn't used to that either. The only thing I liked was the sausages, haha. I'll probably come back and try other things, though. I heard their silogs were good so.. yeah. The ambiance of this place looks pretty old. No offense to them but it looks like they need to upgrade on their furniture and everything. It didn't really strike me as a warm place to be. And service was not personal at all. Very quiet. Overall, okay. Let me try this place one more time to see how it goes. read more

Cafe Colma - early breakfast special - $4.95 - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

Food: -Silogs - I've come here for a while when I'm looking for a good hearty meal. I got the Marinated Pork (Tocino) and Sausage (Longinisa). It comes with garlic rice as well as 2 eggs. OH MY...delicious. This dish is always consistent! Service: Very friendly and attentive waitstaff. Ambiance: Well it's kind of like a diner...but in a casino. Very low key and casual. Because it's open 24/7 it's basically a good place for late night club goers to come to. Overall: Like I said...when I'm in the mood for a good hearty meal...this is a good place to come for some variety. read more

Cafe Colma - Comsilog - marinated pork and sausage! - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

Awesome place, good food. Came in after a late movie and it was packed on a Friday. Excellent sweet and sour fish and palabok that had a nice shrimpy sauce with bits of pork. Fun atmosphere, good service. read more

It's kinda confusing to learn it's inside a casino, but the atmosphere within the cafe itself is so different you wouldn't even know. The service is very good too and the food options are great! The family portions don't seem like a lot until you're actually eating the food, but it's all so good and their mimosas are great too. I personally really liked their beef stew and pork belly, but everything is good honestly. read more

Overall, food is good. Did not make me scour for water afterwards. Fast and nice service. A little pricey ($9-15). Opened 24/7. Tosilog garlic fried rice scrambled eggs $8.95- I didn't see what the hype was for this dish. There was very little pork. The pork tasted like bread but had a good crunch. There were 2 large fat pieces and the rest were scraps. Eggs were scrambled well but rice didn't have much garlic taste. I really wanted to like this dish but I didn't... Fish Escabeche $10.95-I feel that this tastes better than Chinese sweet and sour fish. They fried the fish really nicely. Sauce wasn't too sweet. Good dish but pricey. Kare-kare $13.95- curry and peanut sauce was good; definitely goes well with rice. They gave a lot of ox tails. Unlike some restaurants that skimp on the ox tails, this one was generous. Ox tails were very tender too. Will probably order again but price is a little scary. Pansit palabok 9.95- not a really big fan of this dish. The noodles were very hard and the sauce wasn't that good. My parents loved it though. Adobo pork $8.95- good dish. Meat was tender. Marinated well but it was very oily and salty. Vietnamese seafood noodle soup $10.95-a little bland. Noodles were soft. If the broth was heavier, probably would have tasted better. Halo halo with ube $4.95- this dessert was good! Assorted beans and fruits with pieces of flan, condensed milk, shaved ice, topped with ube ice cream. Waitress allowed me to take it to go. All that condensed milk made it too sweet but it's ok. Flan pieces were yummy. Consider getting a flan here next time. read more

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Late night eats of the mainly Filipino persuasion inside Lucky Chances. We ended up there after a night out in the city and were craving rice and fried meats. So bad yet so good. The wait was about 45mins to an hour for our table of 6. It was a little after 145am by the time we were seated and we were all starving. I had to order the lechon kawali with rice and the calameres appetizer. It was all fried, oily goodness. It hit the spot and then some as we needed this type of food to soak up all the shenanigans of the evening. My other friends got tapsilog, bangus sisig and other typical filipino breakfast dishes. Everyone liked what they had and we left with our stomachs and wallets full because one of my friends won a small jackpot playing 3-card poker in the casino. Free dinner! Like I said, the restaurant gets packed. Very busy... Expect a wait especially late nights Thurs-Sat. And they do run out of things on the menu as they sell out at times. Just in the time we sat down and were about to order, our waiter informed us that lumpia shanghai, sinigang and another dish I cannot recall were done for the night. So just FYI... But Cafe Colma is great for late-night grubs. Enjoy. read more

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Now I wouldn't expect great things out of a diner at a run-down casino but I would have to say that this place probably has the best Kare-kare I've ever tasted outside of my family's recipe. Their fresh lumpia is also made with a homemade wrapper and the peanut sauce had a lot of flavor. Though their lechon kawali had good flavor, I would have to say that it was little overcooked (both times I've had it). Their friend chicken is delicious though! Admittedly, I've never gone here to eat anything else but their FIlipino food selections but my friend told me their pancakes, eggs, and bacon were pretty standard. So I guess that's pretty good. I give them 4 stars because their Filipino menu is good. read more

Granted this "cafe" is just a random joint in a no frills casino, I love how they have a selection of food. Love how it's opened 247. Definitely saved me during those late night munchie moments. Top picks: Longanisa over rice Longanisa breakfast: the one with the eggs, bell peppers, potato coins, & cheese Philippino spaghetti Not fancy, not expensive. A lil sketchy. read more

Cafe Colma - Philippino Spaghetti #cheesy #saucey #goodness - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

I remember loving to go here back in the days, after the club, for breakfast, lunch, dinner, anytime! I decided to visit after not going for a while due to the pandemic, and man....... Has it gone down hill. Overpriced, bad customer service, out of everything you want, and tasteless food, yikes. Don't recommend, you'll be dissapointed, it's not the same. read more

It's alright , had higher expectations on this joint but fell with a whimper . Crispy pata was a bit dry and not as crunchy as we thought . The spaghetti bolognese was better but the same can be had at other places with better price point. The service is the saving grace, lady was really nice and smiling read more

Cafe Colma - Dry crispy pata - Filipino Near Me - Colma, California

Went here for the first time on 8/20/22. Kept hearing that this was the spot to go to for the best Filipino food... but tonight wasn't that night. They ran out of tortang talong, tocino, and halo halo. Chicken adobo was cold and the service was theeeeee worst! I don't think I'll be coming back. read more

My go-to spot after hitting the bars and clubs past 2am. They are known for their filipino food, but they also have a Chinese as well as an American menu. I've never tried their Chinese or American menu, but the filipino food here is delicious! The food hits the spot after a long night of drinking! I recommend trying any of their silogs (the bangus and tocino are my favorites), sotanghon guisado, lechon kawali, and bangus sisig. Service is great too, servers are friendly, and food comes to you in a timely manner. This 24/7 diner is also inside the Lucky Chances Casino. read more

Because they are opened 24hours and serve a variety of dishes we decided to grab a quick bite to eat after arriving late one night from a trip. We were seated immediately and ordered. The food was good and hot but the SERVICE WAS LACKING!!!. The waitress did not come by to check on us or offer beverage other than water which was served immediately when she took our order. We were constantly trying to flag her down to get coffee or other items. The waitstaff were constantly chatting or distracted and not paying attention. Will think twice before going back. read more