Can't complain too much Came here for Saturday brunch and Harefield Road was A-OK in my book. The only annoyance that I have about the place is that it's 'cash only" policy, but I have talked about this policy quite a bit on other reviews. I just don't get a cash only policy this day and age at restaurants that serve booze. Getting a seat was relatively fast, about a 10 minute wait for a party of two. Note, this is one of those places where the entire party must be present in order to be seated. The brunch menu had a great variety; plus, you receive a coffee or tea and a mimosa or bloody mary with each plate. I went for the Harefield Road eggs (two poached eggs with salmon on an English muffin, home fries, and a fruit salad), which was pretty good (although my eggs were over poached). The food was pretty decent-not horrible but not super amazing. But then again, you can't really make poached eggs with salmon SUPER amazing. If you have a small party (2-3 people) and the wait for the table is more than 30 minutes, I would recommend finding another place to dine because the food, while good, is not worth waiting THAT long. That said, I really want to try the french toast when I visit the restaurant again. As for the service, the waitress and bartender were super friendly and were clearly great people persons. I definitely would like to revisit the place for the night bar vibe (as well as the french toast). read more

Highly recomended! The menu is small but varied. The atmosphere is nice, it has a bar, tables and an outdoor part. The waiters are very attentive and respectful. Also, while waiting you can consume coffee for free! In addition, it is extremly close to the subway station.Between Br and Manhattan, I dare to say that it is the best place to have brunch at an affordable price. read more

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I was on vacation here in Brooklyn and stumbled upon this amazing brunch spot! The food was delicious and great mimosas. It was a great deal too. Brunch came included with a coffee and a mimosa or Bloody Mary. I chose the eggs Benedict with avocado. I hung out there for hours while my friends slept in after a long night out. :-) it was a cool place to chill at the bar and have a yummy breakfast. read more

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I'll keep this brief but I want everyone to read this with some urgency. BRUNCH BRUNCH BRUNCH BRUNCH. $14 brunch items and it comes with free coffee and mimosa! Amazing deal right? The brunch menu is plenty. You can expect to see French toast w/ Fruit, Eggs Ranchero, Salmon Toast, Burgers, Cajun Chicken Sandwiches, Cobb Salad, etc. My top picks are the French toast and Burger. I am here every Sunday afternoon because the deal and the food are just that good! read more

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Once and never again. Came several years ago for brunch and a soccer game. Sat right by the kitchen on high and uncomfortable chairs. When the food finally came out mine and my partners was beyond bland. It was as if everything was cooked without any flavor, even the veggies were bland. Perhaps that day was a brain fart day on their part I never plan to find out. What I did enjoy and thought was quite comedic was the restaurant lack of at attentiveness. So picture an untouched plate of food on a table in a restaurant (as I mentioned the food was bland so I didn't touch it). You have the image? Now you'd expect someone to come by and ask, well, anything. Nope not one person. My partner finished what they could (they ate two pieces of ham). The busboy come by, places her plate on mine and puts them in the garbage bin they have.... Maybe now that the check is coming someone will ask something. Nope we paid for one meal and left. Yes we took it upon ourselves to give us great customer service. I gave my self a generous tip for being so accommodating. Overall I'd say there are a ton of restaurants around so this is a hard pass. read more

Yum!! The first thing you'll notice about this place when you walk in, is the huge bar and the fact that the tables are not really well...Real tables. Let me explain. The tables are ones that fold and then there are folding chairs. There is also a long picnic-style table in the back with a bench. It adds to the feel of the restaurant, though. We went here for New Years day brunch and for $12 we received unlimited mimosas/bloody mary's, coffee/tea, and an entree of our choice from the brunch menu. I had the Harefield Eggs which are similar to eggs benedict except they use salmon instead of Canadian bacon. So good. The fruit on the side was also extremely fresh. The home fries are excellent minus the fact that they are super spicy if you're drinking them with tea or coffee. So why not 5 stars? Cash only. Not sure if this was only due to brunch but I'm a plastic kind of gal... read more

Conveniently located very close to the Graham Street L stop. I went here with my sister for Sunday brunch. We arrived shortly after they opened and I'm glad we did because the place was pretty full by the time we were done eating. The cash only brunch is VERY reasonably priced. Also, they serve huevos rancheros and leave the hot sauce on the table -- so that's 3 wins in my book. My only complaint is that the mimosas that accompanied our brunch entrees arrived in miniature champagne flutes, so they definitely aren't full-sized. We also weren't offered refills or additional cocktails (which I would have happily paid for), so that was kind of a bummer. read more

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Really amazing brunch place (available Saturday and Sunday) in Williamsburg. I love it!! I went here last month on a Saturday and I still can't forget about the amazing brunch I had for only $12. This includes coffee or tea, your main dish, and then a mimosa or bloody mary. The smoked salmon benedict was perfectly poached and I loved their seasoned potatoes that came with the benedict. The meal was absolutely appetizing. Harefield is the reason I enjoy waking up early on weekend mornings. PS-Cash only. PPS-The tables are pretty close together, and it's a very lively place. read more

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OMG i cant say enough great things about this place... I have been there 4-5 times and every time its perfect. i have never had an issue with ANYTHING and I am pretty picky lol. indoor or outdoor seating, its fantastic.. i suggest getting there early though, unless you don't mind waiting. small outdoor area but its still spacious, and the indoor area is kinda vintagey-lodgey looking.. LOVE THIS PLACE! read more

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Brunch is delicious and a great deal, very friendly staff, and a great place for happy hour. Great neighborhood spot :)

We came for brunch and we had lamb giro and Turkey club. The place looks nice warm and clean. Good wood decoration and cute garden on the back of the restaurant. All brunch is $14 with choice of coffee, Mimosa or bloody marry. read more

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Saturday around 1 for 2 with no wait time. The deal is amazing-$13 for entree and coffee or tea and a mimosa or Bloody Mary. I got the harefield Benedict which was a salmon Benedict, and my boyfriend got the special salad. Harefield Benedict: good delicious, nice poached eggs. Only bad part was that the muffins were on the crunchy side, I prefer mine less toasted. The home fries were delicious and have a little spicy kick to it, which was fine and I got to wash it down with the mimosa. My boyfriends special salad was good, the chicken was a bit too spicy for me (I don't handle spices well). Will return with a larger group next time. Oh, and cash only. read more

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We were looking for something close to our Airbnb for brunch and this place seemed to fit the bill. Food looked good and $15 for a meal and a drink seemed like a great deal. We walk in about 15 minutes after they opened that morning and all the tables were taken. No problem, we take a seat at the empty bar and put in our order. So far so good. 20 minutes or so go by, and there is no sign of our food. I wouldn't have been concerned if the food of the people around us hadn't start coming out before ours. Another 5 minutes go by and I suspect that they forgot to put our order in. I check with the bar tender who goes to the back and she claims that "it's coming." The guy next to us who ordered 5 minutes after us had nearly finished his meal. Another 10-15 minutes go by and at this point it's pretty clear they had forgotten our order. Not only that, but they kept lying to us about it and said the kitchen was short handed that day. Weird, because it seemed we were the only group who did not get food in a timely manner that morning. It was at least 45 minutes after we ordered and we no longer had time to eat because we had a matinee on Broadway to catch so we ended up telling them to cancel the order and walked out. Forgetting to put in the order initially is annoying but not a huge deal. Just tell us what happened, offer an apology, and we would have been understanding. Mistakes happen. Lying, making up excuses, and telling us the food would be right out really makes things so much worse. Pretty unfortunate. read more

Here we are again at harefield..... I always enjoy bringing someone new here... never disappointed. Today we had poached eggs and huevos rancheros read more

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Went in for brunch. The place is very nicely decorated. Has an outdoor eating area in the back but didn't eat out there because it was a breezy rainy day. Food: Brunch comes with a drink, my friend and I got mimosas. We had the special, which was an omelette with bacon, spinach, tomatoes and cheddar cheese. Soooo good and it came with a side of salad and home fries. Service: Quick and friendly. Only problem with this place is that it is cash only. I would definitely go back. I wanna try other things on the brunch menu. read more

Pretty solid food. I had an omelette with bacon mushrooms and caramelized onions. My hubby had the benedict. Hollandaise sauce was ok nothing amazing. We both had extra spicy bloodies which were a great deal but nothing to write home about. read more

Hands down the best place and value for brunch in NYC. The food is consistently delicious and there is no wait most of the time. I come here at least once every week or so for brunch. My recommendation on the menu is definitely the huevos rancheros and the veggie burger. If you have a party of two, you can also ask them to split the two for you. The ambiance and atmosphere is very chill, none of the pretentious overpriced snooty atmosphere you'd get in Manhattan. Highly recommended! Cash only! read more

second time i've come in here for a drink and the bartender doesn't even acknowledge my existence with even a hello or a one second. proceeds to carry on having a full conversation with someone at the bar for several minutes, guess i will just leave read more

I love this place is the best brunch breakfast reasonable prices everyone is so friendly and awesome specially my fav jewlz she is super women always a great place will def keep coming read more

$14 for food and a mimosa or bloody mary? I THINK SO. This place is awesome for multiple reasons. 1. It is cute af. It also has a back patio that is open and perfect for a beautiful day. 2. Service is excellence. 3. All brunches have an alcoholic beverage included in the price. 4. Additional mimosas are only $5. 5. THE FOOD IS AWESOME. I had the avocado eggs Benedict and my boyfriend had huevos rancheros. I enjoyed my meal it was excellent, but if I am ever in Brooklyn again I will definitely go for the Huevos rancheros. They were out of this world. The flavor was incredible. Portions were perfectly sized. The breakfast potatoes were above average. There was also a side of fresh fruit and let's be honest who doesn't love fruit. The neighborhood is nice and you can enjoy a good walk after eating. I would definitely recommend. read more

This review is about their service, not the food. So I went with my friend for brunch. She had her dog with her. We picked that place because my friend said that NY passed a law that if a restaurant has outdoor seating, they cannot refuse service for people who have dogs. So the host took us to the back patio. She was very nice. We got seated, then another lady came in and told us that they didn't allow dogs. So my friend asked her why not, with that law in mind, and the lady was like, "we just don't allow it, what's there to argue about?" So she told her about the law. The lady was like, oh maybe it's allowed if it's on the sidewalk, but not in back. So no problem, we got up and left. I asked her if they allow service dog. She said "yes, but that's not a service dog." However, my friend's dog is a service dog but she didn't have the document with her. We understanding that we couldn't stay, but that lady's attitude and tone was really bad during the time, and how she made assumption and answered question like getting back at you was pretty rude. But oh, we will be back, with the dog and the service dog document. Perhaps I'll bring mine too!o read more

Compared to Manhattan, Williamsburg* is the better 'burg for drinking and revelry, exemplified by Harefield Road. A typical night out in Manhattan would involve a sleek space, a tiny place, a dolled-out face, and bar tabs from whence your checking account is erased. Quite the opposite, Harefield Road is rustic, with its rickety wooden** appointments - and quite spacious for that matter. Most importantly, the crowd is chill, in keeping with the ethos of the neighborhood, the on-tap beer selection is admirable, and the price is right. * It's right off the Graham Ave L train stop you Manhattan sissies, it's not that bad! ** Butt splinters from rickety wooden furniture may harsh your mellow. read more

Have lived in the area for over 2 years but just came across this place last night. They have a great happy hour until 8pm and the normal prices aren't bad. Bartender was super nice, great space with solid AC, and a beautiful back patio. read more

Love Harefield. They do a great pre-fix brunch on the weekends- $12 for a brunch entree, coffee or tea, and a bloody mary or a mimosa. Harefield makes their own bloody mary mix, and you can tell. It's spicy and delicious. I've had a few different brunch options- eggs Benedict, the breakfast burrito, the French toast, and the huevos rancheros. All were cooked perfectly and were delicious. For $12, the portions aren't insignificant either. I always waddle out of there somewhat buzzed and feeling fat and happy. Brunch tends to get crowded, so get there before 12 if you don't want to wait. If you're stuck waiting, the owner is very friendly and will give you a realistic estimate on your wait time- there's some cute thrift stores on the block, so there are fun ways to kill time while you wait for your table. There's also free coffee available (self serve) for people waiting. Old Speckled Hen's on tap too, so that's usually how I spend my wait time. On weeknights, Harefield gets pretty quiet and you can bring food in from outside. I've been known to bring in a burrito from around the corner and post up in their backyard area with a beer. It's great in the warmer months- low key with a good vibe. They do a good happy hour too. All in all, it's pretty typical Williamsburg, but the food and cocktails taste great, it's got a cute atmosphere, and great prices. The bartenders are usually very sweet and friendly too. It's a great spot. read more

No question - brunch is heaven. Even after having finished, I feel pangs of jealousy walking by happy brunch-goers sitting at sidewalk cafes and chatting over mimosas late into the afternoon. This Sunday I found myself in Wburg (which for me has not lost its exotic allure) and in this distant land experienced a fantastic brunch. Everyone has said it, but $12 for coffee, a cocktail, and a brunch meal is AMAZING! The wait was a little long, but we got to sit on the back patio and enjoy the weather. The service was great. The environment was relaxed and put us all at ease. This would be a lovely place to make your neighborhood brunch-home, which is something we each should have. And while it may be a little far for me on a regular basis, I'll make it a point to brunch here again. read more

I was shocked - SHOCKED! - when Bryant M. and I went to pay our one-drink-each post-Yelp-event beer tab and it was not even ten dollars. I seriously almost fell off my barstool. I actually asked Bryant why he didn't charge us for both drinks - and Bryant replied, equally amazed, that he actually DID. EFF YES!! Gorgeous bar, beyond wonderful bartender, and shockingly inexpensive beverages! So, at least in the dark, which is the only time I have been by or to Harefield Road, the only sign visible for this place is a glowing blue neon sign that says simply, BAR. When I saw this for the first time, I immediately thought, oooh my kind of place - a BAR! I was in the neighborhood for three days this week (Yelp House Party to Fight Hunger, FTW!), so I walked by a total of 5 times before giving in to... heritage? Natural inclincation? My absolute classiness? I took with me one of my besties, the lovely and wonderful Bryant M. of Columbus Yelp Elite fame, and we enjoyed every single aspect of this lil' gem on Metropolitan in East WIlliamsburgh. The bar itself is gorgeous - soft lighting, dark wood, murmuring patrons... and the bartender was the kindest gentleman in all the land. I had run out of cash and asked him if he minded if I went to an ATM. Joking that I needed to leave Bryant as collateral (lol well kind of joking, one of us did need to stay), he said there was no need to go right away, that we could go before we left. If you've had this bartender before, you have to know who I'm talking about... I believe he was British, but with the slight din I couldn't quite tell where exactly he was from. He was the sweetest, gentlest, pub-ish-ey-est man every I did meet. He alone is worth making the trip. You will be well treated here. I will definitely be back. I think another thing that drew me in is that Harefield Road was not packed, but it was definitely not over-crowded, which i find obnoxious. The noise level was also very... adult. Loud but not obnoxious - what you expect to find in a nice pub. I really did adore Harefield Road and you better believe I will be back... with friends. read more

Harefield Road is a great place, but go at the wrong time and you will be sorry. For example, brunch after noon will leave you raging at the wait, the service, and the drastically pared-down portions. However, if you arrive early and are satisfied with reasonable portion sizes, HR is a solid brunch. Not dazzling, but solid. Definitely arrive before the wait staff starts crumbling (occurs sometime between noon and 1 PM). Also, if you're ever tempted to stop by for "one last drink" after 2 am, resist the urge. Recently my boyfriend and I pegged a post-2 am HR as a meeting ground for lonesome, very drunk, and sometimes-creepy people. We've were once propositioned by swingers and our table has been invaded by solo drinkers on auto-pilot, among other early morning unsolicited encounters with strangers. Keep it between 5 pm and 12 am. However, they have the best-ever beer on tap (Belhaven), a generally awesome beer list (sayeth my boyfriend, the beer nerd) (all very reasonably priced), $4 well cocktails, a charming woody aesthetic, and a nice grilled cheese. 'Tis my favorite "dude bar" in the area; if they would only scrap the TVs, I'd be in pub-heaven. read more

Brunch is a pretty good deal in this open, light-filled bar. You can start drinking decent complimentary coffee while you wait for a table. I chose a mimosa as my one drink included in the $12 deal, and it was refreshing. Many things on the menu sounded tempting--huevos rancheros, Cobb salad--but I chose an omelet with mushroom, tomato, and bacon. It was jumbo and fluffy, and the ingredients seemed to be of good quality. The potatoes were crispy and had a spicy, peppery kick. The side salad had a tasty vinaigrette. Service was prompt. You could do worse for brunch in Brooklyn. read more

So the first time I was here, we were seated immediately, just in time to watch a yuppy get the smackdown beatdown from a regular for being an asshat and taking his seat at the bar. I knew right then and there I was in love. Then the menu was placed in front of me and I was like HOLY SHIT everythingonthismenuistwelvedollarsandcomeswithalcohol. By the time the food came I was already ready to propose. Than I bit in. And I was like: Das it. read more

I found this place buy googling cheap brunch brooklyn and came across this site called brokelyn.com, and I was sold at $12 prix fixe. What really got me was the fact that $12 also includes a Mimosa, say whaaaat? My bestie and trekked our hungry asses all the way from Jamaica Queens to treat ourselves to a great brunch. I expected there to be a line and maybe a 10 minute wait or so, but damn....what we saw was a government cheese line. There were at least 30 people waiting to be seated, however they had really fast service. We were initally told there would be a 30 minute wait but we started chatting up a couple sitting at the bar (they serve at the bar too, OMG!!) who were actually nice enough to give us their seats when they were leaving. We took full advantage of the free self serve coffee at the bar, which was delicious by the way. The ambiance was very nice, this place is huge but was still very warm and inviting. When we ordered our food there was a little snafu but nothing they couldn't bounce back from (we got the wrong order), but for $12 and a mimosa I'm NOT complaining. I don't remember what I ordered, but I do remember scarfing it down while a really cute couple who lives just down the street kept us company. I would most definitely return to this place for brunch and dinner. read more

Damn good brunch. Try the Cobb salad. Nice atmosphere...outside a little bit lacking but pleasant inside. Good drink selection, nice manager. Thumbs up. read more

The brunch is solid but I'm not about to stand in line for half an hour no matter how fluffy your eggs are, no matter how friendly your service is, and no matter how many olives are in your Bloody Mary. ...Unless you give me free coffee while I wait! Hi, Harefield Road, you are a special princess and I love you, thanks for making my egg-wait tolerable, every time I show up for brunch and remember that I can't be mad in line when I have free coffee. read more

So much yes!!! I highly recommend the huevos rancheros. Really good $$$ for the amount of food plus your coffee and morning bevy. Cash only but they do have an atm there. $2 charge by atm FYI read more

This is the perfect East Williamsburg neighborhood bar. Technically it's a Irish Pub (the founders are of Irish heritage), but it's a long way from the traditional Irish Pub one finds in Midtown Manhattan. The interior is tastefully plain, just with a long bar and a few tables. There is a good selection of craft beers and whiskeys for good prices. Small snacks are available from a sandwich grill behind the bar. Alternatively, you can get something from one of the take out places around. We go here typically for happy hour for a chat with the bartender and other patrons. Later in the evening, the place can get too crowded for our taste. There's also an insanely popular brunch on weekends (which we avoided so far). But most of all, it's that kind of bar where you walk in and feel at home. That makes it for us the first place we think about, when cabin fever strikes. read more

I want to give it 5 stars, but I just can't... It was awesomely good, but not like mind-blowing amazing. Which is fine...because it's my go-to, when I didn't plan it out, brunch spot. Yay! for repeat customers, the basis of any business to keep them alive and well. Anyway, they have a great brunch deal that EVERYONE should take advantage of and...their food is pretty darn good. For $12, you get a brunch entree, unlimited coffee and a mimosa or bloody mary. Can you really say no? I got the egg's benedict, which comes with potatoes and fresh fruit. The eggs were cooked to perfection, the potatoes were great and the fruit was delicious. You can't go wrong. My friend got the harefield eggs, which is eggs benedict with smoked salmon versus canadian bacon (aka ham). Super delicious also, served with the same stuff. I want to go back just to try their other brunch items. We didn't have a wait and we were there around noon or so. The service was good. Food came out in a fairly good amount of time. read more

Great place for brunch in the hood. I'm not usually into having brunch in bars because they smell like rank beer from the night before, you see them during daylight which makes you realize what a craphole you're usually hanging out in, etc. but Harefield totally cleans up nice in the light of day. At 3pm on a Sunday (we're late risers, what can I say) we got seated in five minutes. The crowd is hipster/gentrifying locals, everyone about 29 and fashionably unkempt. $11 buys you coffee or tea, a mimosa or bloody mary, and one of various breakfast entrees (eggs benedict, french toast) or sandwiches (burger, clubs). I had the salmon benedict and it was YUMM. BF had the turkey club which also looked good. The food isn't incredible, but totally solid. Overall, highly positive considering what a time-consuming, expensive and disappointing experience brunch in NYC can be. read more

My local watering hole. If you get in between 4-8pm on weekdays, they have all Brooklyn beers for $3. Everything is reasonably priced any other time. At happy hour, the lights are bright and music low, perfect for finishing up that last bit of work on the lappy (with wifi) or reading a book. Later, the music (ipod driven by each bartender) gets a bit louder and the lights a little darker. The backyard deck is perfect for smokers and taking advantage of the nice weather. The decor is all rustic wood, from the floor to the benches to the ceiling. Bar staff is very friendly and beer/wine selection is very generous. Good rotation on the choices as well. If you think of stopping by, give me a 'yelp', haha! UPDATE: They no longer have Brooklyn beers due to the increase in keg prices, but an excellent rotating beer selection can always be had!! read more

I was in there a few Sundays ago. Some guys started arguing over which was better, memosas or bloody marys and it turned into an all out brawl! At one point, they were locked in some kind of cobra clutch and crashed into these girls' table and spilled huevos rancheros all over the place. Well, the girls didn't like that to much so they got up and started really pounding on the guys. It was around then that the bartender had finally had enough. He jumped over the bar and dealt with the fiasco post haste. Dude moved like lightening. Shortly after, the place was cleaned up and everyone enjoyed their Sunday afternoon of mediocre brunch and Jazz. Now take out everything I just said except the last sentence. read more

This place needs more reviews about it as a bar. I rolled the dice and decided to have my birthday party here last night. It was a perfect choice! (aside from the L train getting messed up and making it hard/impossible for some of my friends to get there) I was wary about it being crowded (because what place isn't on a Friday night?) but it never got sardine can jam-packed. I got there at 9 and grabbed a big table, so I was good to go all night. The back patio looked nice, but uh...it's December. The beer selection was awesome, they seemed to have an extensive whiskey list, and their shots poured like shooters. Seriously, it took me 5 or 6 gulps to get them down (and it usually takes me 2 to get a regular shot down because I'm the worst). I didn't have to buy any drinks for myself, as it was my birthday, but they seemed to be reasonably priced for the area. One of my friends that got there early ordered a panini, but apparently it had been the last one. Luckily (or not), White Castle is next door. Anyways, the atmosphere was awesome (lowly lit, but not too dark, with candles on the tables, classy-looking Christmas ornaments hanging) and the crowd was refreshingly unpretentious (maybe Legion being across the street filters out the dirty hipsters). It never got too loud to talk. Also, 2 ladies rooms to one men's room! (but still always a line) I was psyched because I live in Astoria, and so do most of my friends, and I wanted the trip down to Billyburg to be worth it. Mission accomplished. read more

I read fantastic reviews of Harefield Road here on Yelp while searching for restaurants in my new neighborhood. Because it is down the block and because today has been the prettiest Sunday, my husband and I decided to experience that great brunch deal ourselves. Immediately the service was abhorable. The frumpster bartender would not acknowledge my presence, no matter that I tried quite hard to meet her gaze. The wan zombie in plaid (busser? loser-for-hire?) was better about eye contact; unfortunately, he ascribed to the same school of abstract expressionism. I hoped for a menu. It was too much for these two, work ethic or decency be damned. Fifteen minutes later, my husband walked around the restaurant until he found someone willing to act as server. Our server was sweet (deserving of only 15% but also one star), though semi-attentive. He was seemingly unaware that my eggs benedict was served with one teaspoon of hollandaise, all ice-cold, and that my husband's bacon was delivered uncooked. Uncooked, people. Maybe everyone was hungover. Or their dogs just died. Regardless, next time supplement the poor service with something valuable. Like scotch. read more