Great place Great service Lovely omelettes = light and fluffy We'll b back! Come join the cool kids for breakfast read more

Oh, Willalby's - you were a trip. Three stars for my particular visit with a potential for four overall. I stopped in for a weekday breakfast midmorning. There was one server and one person in the kitchen. It took awhile for the server to come over to take our order, but no big deal. I landed on hot chocolate, a pancake, and hash browns with American cheese. The server came back with a giant mug and let me know that they were almost out of hot chocolate mix but she improvised with some chocolate syrup. I appreciate the effort but it turns out hot water and chocolate syrup don't mix and the taste is not very pleasant. I wasn't able to let our server know, though, because she only stopped back once to drop off food and the mug hadn't cooled enough to pick up to try. My pancake was great - as big as a dinner plate and thin with crispy edges. No complaints there. My hash browns were also done well, except they came with cheddar instead of American. I'm not sure if it was a mixup or if American wasn't an option - the server didn't mention anything when I asked for American cheese and if that wasn't possible I'd have appreciated a head's up. While we were waiting for our food someone came in for a pickup order and left a small tip. The server spent the next minute or two loudly mocking the person to the entire restaurant. "Oh, wow! A whole dollar! Gee, whatever will I do with these riches?" Not her exact wording, but the gist of it - very sarcastic and clearly voicing her displeasure. It was kind of funny but also kind of inappropriate. It took a long time for her to come with our bill after we had finished eating, and while the service didn't warrant a 20% tip I can assure you I left one anyway (I almost always do, if not more, but I was hyper-conscious of being called out to the remaining patrons after I left). Effective for the server, but doesn't really make me want to come rushing back. I also chose not to mention my hot chocolate at the end of the meal - it sat there full but I wasn't asked about it, nor was it taken off the bill but after the tip rant I didn't think complaining about my drink was wise. Long story short this is a neighborhood joint with no lack of customers - whether you're treated well or not there's always going to be someone else coming in the door. Plus their pancakes are legit, so to be honest I'd probably put up with the lack of service for the perfect pancake. read more

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Wonderful selection for traditional and vegan breakfasts. All food was delicious and as ordered. Three staff members that we came into contact with all have a gift for feeding folks! We had never been to Madison before and were welcomed and accommodated from the time we stepped inside. Came back the remaining morning that we were in town. read more

I left speechless and not in a good way. This morning, a decent sized group of us decided to try out Willalby's after noting that Lazy Jane's had a 30-45 minute wait time. One member of our group has a severe lactose allergy (a true allergy, not simple intolerance), but with many items on the menu being noted vegan we were assured she would be able to pick out a tasty breakfast that fit within her dietary restrictions. Upon being served our food, the waitress informed her that the cooks had accidentally put cheese on top of her omelette, but that she could "just scrape it off and be fine." She then explained to the waitress she had an allergy and that scraping off cheese would likely leave her very ill. The waitress seemed to lack understanding and said she would "check with the cooks, but they might not agree to remake it." The cooks did oblige the remake only to then come out and confront our group member directly, saying "honey if your allergy is that bad you shouldn't eat here anyway" with a condescending tone. The waitress apologized for him when he left saying that the cooks are all rude and she has to deal with this all of the time. In short, you're right sir. We shouldn't (and won't) be eating here again. Thanks for the tip! read more

It's hard not to love the gritty charm of Willalby's Cafe. The popular old school diner on Willy Street has limited seating (five weathered wooded booths and counter seating for 14), so be prepared to wait to get a table on weekends. Service is friendly, but it takes a while for the kitchen to keep up, so Willalby's not the place to go when you need a quick bite. Their breakfast-centric food is top notch, the potatoes in my skillet were perfectly prepared and I loved the flavor-packed sausage. Willalby's doesn't take plastic, but there's an ATM in back if you're light on cash. read more

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I love little breakfast diners, and this place was no exception. Great location, service and food with a nice dose of personality. I had to chuckle when my coffee was served in a mug with a chipped up rim and a pot leaf printed on it! One of my new favorite breakfast places in the Madison area. read more

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Fast service, waiters were so kind and fun, and the food was great! They only take cash but also have an ATM in the back

While ingenuity is appreciated, it's oftentimes best to abide by the classics. And it doesn't get much more classic than a big a** plate of Chocolate Chip Pancakes at Willalby's. This hole-in-the-wall diner kills it in terms of cheap, no frills breakfast fare. It's safe to order just one pancake here because it'll come out the size of your head, plus some. The Chocolate Chip Pancake is necessary -- an ordinary pancake will not do. The generous portion of chocolate will softly melt into the thin, dense cake in a way that will make you smile. Then add to this beautiful creation a massive amount of fluffy whipped cream, soft butter and just enough syrup to the point where your pancake is drowning in glorious calories. That is happiness on a plate right there I want me some more. read more

Really small simple food. I really like their breakfast though. They have achieved that really satisfying state of grease taste and happy foodliness.m The servers are all pretty good. Friendly (some more than others) and effective. They don't poach eggs but they don't poach endangered species either so guess it all works out for the betterment of the universe. read more

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Ate here once and no plans to come back. Pros: delicious french toast (it was on "special" but still $5 for two slices). Cons: Bad service. Burnt hash browns (there were 5 of us and everyone's hash browns were super burnt). Chipped coffee mugs (I understand they want eclectic mugs but why broken ones?) After getting our food, I decided I wanted to order another side to go with my meal. But our server never came back to our table after dropping off our food (not to ask how things were tasting, refill waters or coffees). What was more annoying was watching as our server (female in crop top) just stood around on her phone the whole time. This is a tiny restaurant, but she couldn't be bothered to walk to our table in the front? So I wasn't able to place another order and no one got anymore coffee or water. Will not be back. read more

Great old diner, with counter seating and everything. Super nice staff. Went for breakfast. For the vegans they have french toast and biscuits & gravy. The hash browns and veggies sausage are also vegan. Pretty good food too, especially for the price. BTW, Cash only! read more

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The setting is like hipster diner as it gets. Rummage sale coffee mugs and not a big staff. The wait for the food was about 37 mins. Best HOLY SHIT!! The food was soooo good. Got the Tofu Skillet, Vegan Biscuits and Gravy, and Vegan French Toast. Each of these gets an easy 5/5. Can not rave enough about this place! It is well worth the wait. If you are in Madison and dont try this place, you are missing out. read more

The diner itself is cute and cozy. The food is good. Unfortunately the service is horrible. We waited an hour before our food arrived. In the first thirty minutes they changed our order because they didn't have the supplies needed to make the order. It would have been nice if they would have checked to make sure the supplies were available before the beginning of the order instead. Tables came in after us and were served and left before we had our order arrive. Our order was missing and I had to tell the waitress that we had been waiting for an hour. We figured after waiting an hour we should at least have our tea comped from the bill as a courtesy. We tried to politely tell the waitress what was wrong and she wouldn't listen and talked over us and walked away while we were talking. We talked to another employee and told him of the situation about having to wait an hour for our food and the order not being correct. We are vegan and the order came wrong, there was real butter on the toast, not vegan butter. We were also missing food from our order. The guy insisted it was vegan butter because the menu said so, not actually checking with the kitchen. After we talked with the guy (either the manager or owner) he agreed to take the tea off our order. He came back to our table and told us that this is just how their restaurant runs and actually told us because they comped our tea to not come back. Both our waitress and the guy were insulting and minimizing, saying everyone has to wait long, I come from a family of professional restaurant people, one being an executive chef, another a sous chef, even at peak hour in a restaurant you shouldn't wait over thirty minutes for food, much less over an hour. If the order isn't correct, it should be made so. They didn't treat us good at all. They were not courteous or friendly, once we lodged a complaint. They don't seem to take feedback well at all and blame the customer for their mistakes. Where's the accountability? I've never been treated this way in a restaurant. The way they treated us was as bad as posting a sign on the outside saying you can't come in if you identify a certain way we don't agree with. This was my first time at this restaurant and will definitely be my last. read more

This is the best breakfast restaurant in Madison. Great food, fun atmosphere, very friendly waitstaff. The prices are even reasonable and the servings are huge. read more

Willalby's is not a high-end establishment. I think the wide range of reviews can be explained entirely by expectations. They aren't trying to be trendy or popular. It's a hole in the wall greasy spoon on Willy Street that offers cheap food and great music. If that's your scene and what you are expecting, you will be delighted by this quaint and charming, old time Wisconsin style breakfast joint. Between the wood paneling, eclectic plates on the wall, and the oldies music, it's definitely not for everyone. The service is not over the top, but they will feed you. No sugar coating or sweet talking here, but they do have character and will fix any blunders if they come up. There is a small menu, but they welcome substitutions and/or add-ons. The food fits the price. It's much cheaper than your typical Madison breakfast, so you can expect it will also be much simpler. I ordered the B.E.S.T. sandwich with avocado and it did not disappoint me, but it didn't impress me either. The hashbrowns, though, were delightful. I give 3 stars because the food is very average, but I would still recommend it. I think this is a great location for when you don't want to cook, but want a hearty breakfast for a great price. read more

I thought people were queuing to get a tattoo, at 11am. Wrong, it was for this great diner. I can't believe I've missed this place these last 4 summers in Madison. I had the special banana walnut French toast - fantastic! My friend had the buttermilk pancake with banana walnut and couldn't finish it - rare for him. You could taste the buttermilk, it was perfect. The waiter/host was really friendly and attentive. Another favorite restaurant in Madison! read more

Good old fashioned diner. Skillets are good, French toast good, coffee always full. Can be a bit greasy, but is a diner actually good if it isn't? Wait could be long during covid but only because of social distancing. read more

Incredibly small hole in the wall that hasn't changed a day it seems in years. I just recently got back to Madison a year ago and started coming here again. Talk about survival of the fittest and with everything from the slim quality breakfast menu and quality home cooked food, to the rustic diner atmosphere and friendly staff, this is by far an old east side favorite off Willy Street for many. HUEVOS REANCHEROS, BEST IN MADISON read more

Was super excited to try this place out! Menu looked amazing, heard lots of great things! Not so much, especially when mickeys is right around the coiner. I highly recommend NOT returning your eggs to be cooked thoroughly unless you want crispy eggs. Disappointed, wasn't even asked how my eggs were after being recooked. Minimal staff could be the issue I guess. I will tell ya one thing, never going back again! read more

I love this place. Servers are kind and no one gives a shit. Very low key, hole in the wall with great food. Also, BRING CASH

Willalby's is a classic neighborhood diner. It's one of several great breakfast places in the Willy Street neighborhood. My husband has been there several times, but this was my first time. Right when I walked in, I knew I would like the place. It had a greasy spoon vibe and I loved the quirky decor, especially the chalkboard wall in the back. We went in the middle of the week to avoid the weekend crowd. There was no wait and there was one very efficient waitress serving the entire place. She took our order right away and we were happy with how quickly our food was ready. I ordered the huevos rancheros and my husband got the 3-egg ham & cheddar omelette. The base of the huevos rancheros was perfectly crispy tortillas, and on top of it were layered beans, two perfectly cooked over-easy eggs, shredded cheddar, and salsa. The portion size was huge. Overall the flavor was really good; however the salsa was a little bland and this is coming from someone who cannot handle spicy food. Just a little bit more seasoning or flavor would have been nice. The hubby's 3-egg ham and cheddar omelette was a winner. He liked that the ham was grilled prior to being added to the omelette, said it added excellent flavor and texture. The cheese to egg to ham ratio was perfect and "deliciously melty." Both of our meals came with hashbrowns. They were just okay. Normally we love crispy hashbrowns, but these seemed a little over-cooked in some spots and undercooked in others, and tasted a slightly burned. Overall Willalby's is a great neighborhood place to get a quick bite during the week. The food was pretty darn good. My husband will for sure get the omelette again and I look forward to trying something else from the menu. This place isn't too far from our house so I'm sure we'll be back soon. read more

This place can be easy to miss. But you shouldn't! This is a cash only breakfast diner on Willy Street. We hardly noticed it the first several times we walked by. Stopped by for a Saturday morning breakfast and we fell in love. It's a pretty low key setup. There is a lot of seating space at the bar and plenty of booths as well. They we're playing a wide range of music from classic oldies to R&B to newish pop. The coffee is strong (comes from Just Coffee). I ordered the bomblet omlette. I was really pleased with the simplicity of the omlette. I could taste all the fresh veggies. Not too cheesy and with plenty of fillings. The hash browns were a pleasure as well. Crispy but not too oily. I tried some of the corned beef hash, and I'm pretty sure I'll order a whole dish of that for myself next time. Atmosphere-wise the staff is friendly, efficient, and upfront with how long the wait time will be if it is crowded. They have really cool wall decor and a wide selection of eclectic coffee mugs, which I thought was a nice touch. Prices are pretty affordable for the area. All in all probably my new favorite place to get breakfast on Willy Street. read more

Since I discovered Willalby's a couple years ago, I have found myself coming back again and again- it's, bar none, my favorite breakfast place in Madison. As a vegan, there is just no other place to get such consistently delicious, affordable food with great portion sizes. Plus, bottomless coffee! The Vegan Skillet here is the stuff of legend. I appreciate so much when restaurants go the extra mile to utilize vegan cheese on their food, and the skillet comes out all melty and delicious with the cheese and warm buttered toast on the side. There is also a sublime French Toast, and one of my favorite alterations I get is their grits with vegan cheese melted in it with butter. Mmmmm. As for ambiance, I think that the neighborhood diner concept simply clicks for some and not others. Out-of-towners looking for uniformity, lightning-fast service, and vanilla servers with pressed shirts and black pants should find another spot to dine, maybe closer to downtown or the west side. If, on the other hand, you enjoy quirkiness, genuinely kind and fascinating people, and care more about connecting with your community than getting your food in 20 minutes, Willalby's is a sanctuary. It's a small restaurant and gets packed sometimes, therefore food can take a while to be served- but personally, I'm prepared for and actually enjoy that! It gives me more time to sip my coffee and take in the morning, get lost in a conversation with my friends, and chat up the servers. Willalby's is a home-grown Madison staple, and I hope it maintains its fun, funky, laid-back neighborhood vibes for many years to come. The community appreciates it! read more

Went to Wallabys at 845 on a Saturday morning. The place looked pleasant, about half full. As soon as my girlfriend and I walked in, the waitress informed us, rather rudely, that there is about a 35 minute wait for food. We said thats fine and proceeded to sit down at the counter. As soon as we sat down, the same woman told us not to sit anywhere near the abundant amount of dirty plates on the counter. No please, no explanation, just a second rude comment before we even got a coffee. We left after that, we wanted breakfast, not an attitude. Nothing is worse than being made to feel you did something wrong first thing in the morning. Maybe this place is designed solely for it's regulars, or that's a special code of conduct, but if you want a pleasant breakfast- avoid this place like the plague. read more

Great place. Friendly service. Great food. Crowded though so be prepared to wait. This is a hipster cafe,so it seems, but without the attitude. The staff is very friendly and you'll have a good time at the counter. The food is really tasty, they have some good cooks, it definitely above average for diner food and has a better display to it. read more

New Years Day, Lazy Jane's is packed to the gills with brunchers, so we decide to go up the street to Willalby's. We slide into a booth, and a harried looking waitress tells us the food will take about 40 min. Ok, no prob. I split a Bomblet omelet with my bf and his friend orders the French toast. One crossword puzzle later, 40 minutes on the dot, our food arrives. Boom. The omelet was super delicious what with the basil and tomato and BUTTER. Anyway, if you're an Austin transplant, this would be roughly the equivalent of Kerbey Lane. Or Magnolia Cafe. Except not open 24/7. Expect mismatched silverware, kitschy mugs obtained from a thrift shop, tons of hipsters, and the best fucking omelet in Madison. read more

I want to like Willaby's (good location, they used to be open late) but they fail me on my favorite diner foods: omelette and hash browns. The omelettes use some kind of fake cheese that make me feel sick every time. The potatoes are only ok. They also make big, flour-heavy pancakes that are the size of dinner plates that are probably a safer bet. Even though it's a drive, I prefer Dairyland Family Restaurant out on Cottage Grove for my non-ironic diner needs. read more

Vegan French Toast. That alone is enough to get me to come back here, and I'm not even vegan. The waitstaff was friendly, it was clean, the food was good, and it was cheap. For a "greasy spoon" that all I really need. *Also, if you're a coffee drinker they serve Just Coffee. read more

I'm obsessed with this place recently. I love a nice, relaxed diner atmosphere, one without pretension, and Willalby's fits the bill. Equally important, they have fantastic vegetarian offerings (like tofu and veg sausage and even nondairy cheese), so I can actually get a veg meal with protein that's yummy. The prices are good and the service is friendly without being pushy. This isn't a place to go if you want some flashy hangout where the staff will fawn all over you, but if you'd like to have a filling, tasty breakfast at a good price, go for it. read more

Went there on a busy morning with my boyfriend. There where two seats available we got coffee right away. We decided what to order and waited forever as our server wearing athletic leggings and a crop top with extremely long blue hair (not up in a ponytail) walked by us numerous times and never took our order. I know it was busy, but the guy by himself next to my boyfriend got his order taken right away as well as the families that poured in. This place seems to favor people or they just are completely obvious to people sitting right in front of them. I can find good greasy diner food elsewhere. Terrible. read more

Yum! My husband and I love going to Willalby's for vegan french toast and biscuits and gravy. Thanks for making tasty vegan food :) We have also taken family to breakfast here. They enjoy the other selections on the menu as well. So the food is good for both veggies and meat-eaters! read more

There are few diners I've ever experienced that hit all the marks, while also being Paul Mitchell approved, but this is my new favorite breakfast place and I've only been here once. *Chef- Gordon Ramsey himself would be trembling in fear if he tasted the food put out by this culinary assassin *Decor- 5 shining and glitter embossed gold stars *Hair game- über niche-niche fab *Service- fan-freaking-tastic *taste- 73 times better than a unicorn taking your virginity on prom night Food recommendation- The Fair Oaks Skillet, or anything the gentleman with the most well conditioned hair I've ever witnessed in real life recommends. read more

Three of us we went in this morning for brunch. I liked the diner and neighborhood feel, which is reinforced by the wood paneling on the walls and the triple nozzle milkshake maker. Prices are pretty cheap, with most breakfasts in the $5-8 range. The coffee is also pretty solid. However, after waiting 1.5 hours for breakfast with pretty inattentive service, I'm kind of over this place. There's a difference between charming and "we don't care." The biggest disappointment was when I finally got to take a bite of my Huevos Rancheros to find out that it just wasn't very good. I think part of me died today. read more

My friend and I came here for a super late brunch (1 pm) so the place was empty. Sometimes I feel like when I walk into an empty establishment close to closing the staff gets a little knackered...but the adorable waiter seemed delighted we were there! I had the vegan biscuits & gravy and they were hands down the best I've ever had, including non-vegan. SO flavorful, not too salty, just incredibly rich and filling. There were tomatoes & broccoli sprinkled on top which was a delicious addition. The hash browns that came on the side were also incredible--crispy on the outside & soft on the inside! All in all, a cute place with friendly staff and delicious breakfast. Perfect to start off your day on Willy St. read more

Good greasy diner for breakfast/brunch, but probably wouldn't come back here. The food is just okay here. - breakfast egg, bacon, cheese sandwich - toast was burned - Pancake bigger than your head! - French toast was okay, not great. The wait was the terrible part about the experience. We waited close to an hour before our food came out. They were way understaffed for the number of people seated. The waitress did her best and made the situation bearable, so kudos to her. Without her we would have probably just left. read more

Why did it take an hour of drinking coffee from chipped coffee mugs to get our food? We had well over 60 minutes of built up hype for probably the soggiest and least exciting breakfast sandwich I've ever had at a diner. Please only eat here if your schedule for the weekend is completely open. read more

I'm excited to write a review of Willalby's Cafe in Madison. As usual, my review is based on what my experience AS A VEGAN was at this establishment. I was eager to go to Willalby's because they came up with good ratings on Happy Cow for a place to go for vegan breakfast all day. A friend and I met there. We got a nice booth seat easily because it was around 10:30 on a beautiful Saturday in Madison. I hear its usually more crowded. It was pretty warm inside but we got used to it. The service was night and day. One server seemed inexplicably annoyed with us from the get go. The other couldn't have been more fun and friendly. So, we broke even I guess. At some point one of the servers and what I assume were customers who were friends broke into loud song along with one of the tunes being played. Okay, but it was a little distracting and annoying for my friend and I while we were trying to talk. I also was a little put off by seeing one of the servers puffing on a pipe in the kitchen. At least I think that is what I saw. I assume it was a vape, but can that even be allowed?? Maybe my eyes were playing tricks on me. On the menu there are delicious-sounding options for us vegans like vegan french toast, tofus skillet, and vegan biscuits and gravy. Sides like vegan sausage and vegan chefs make ordering even more fun. I got the vegan biscuits and gravy with a side of hash browns and vegan sausage. By the way, they can crumble the vegan sausage into the gravy, or you can just get it on the side. Ah, choices...thank you! The meal was spectacular. There was no question that I would be taking my leftovers home with me for a midnight snack. The coffee (of which we had 4 cups) was fresh and smooth. So two thank you's that I want to throw out there then. First, thank you to Willalby's for making the vegan items clear on the menu. It's breakfast, I'm sleepy, I don't want to launch into an investigation of every ingredient in every vegan-sounding dish. You didn't require me to do that and I appreciate it! Second, thank you for having some sides I can eat. It makes the dining experience so much more enjoyable when there are choices to mix and match. I can't wait to come back and try the french toast next! read more

I used to LOVE this place! I went here for breakfast this morning and was very happy. It is very hard to find a breakfast/cafe on Williamson street that is also child friendly, but this is it. The server was great, very informative, and was even kind with my daughter. She showed us where the children's toys were, and even put on a little puppet show for her. I had the veggie sandwich, my friend had one with bacon and spinach, and they made a mini pancake for my little one. I tried all three, and they were delicious. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for fast, cheap, and child friendly restaurant. I am stoked I was able to find a place in my neighborhood that my daughter and I can share breakfasts together. UPDATE: The new servers are super rude and really aggressive. I went in with a party of five, around 10am. There were barely any tables, so we decided to wait. If you have been here before, you would know that there is no room to wait. If all tables are full, wait outside. We were all crammed as far back as possible, but still we were told we were in the way. I asked where a good place to wait would be, and I got a fast a cold, "Outside" from her. So yeah, since I am a server, I forgave this, everyone has a bad day :) We went outside, but my pregnant cousin really didn't want to sit on the sidewalk, so I went back in with her to wait. This must have upset the server, as she gave me a nasty look. The two large tables by the windows were full, one table was completely done eating, and the other, almost. I could tell by the amour of sugar packets on the table that was finished that we may be there a while. After about 15 minutes of waiting, my family got anxious. I politely asked the server how long the wait would be, in which she replied,"We are busy, look around, when a table opens, you are next." Here comes the topping on the cake: I looked over my shoulder again at the finished table, and turned back. Withing a few seconds, the female cook came out of the kitchen and yelled at me for harassing her guests. I was shocked. I asked her what she was talking about and she said she saw me talking to that table and she would tell me when a table opened. I can only assume she thought I was rudly telling them to leave, or possibly asking when they would be done. Either way, no words were exchanged with said table. It sucked that my family was in town and I had to put them through that experience after telling them what a great place it was. I like the skinny chef who l think is the owner, he makes bomb ass pancakes. If I go there again though, I hate to say I will have to peek in the window to see who is working before I ever step foot in there again :( read more

Greasy spoon. If you like that type of dinning. Give it a try. I had the Huevos Rancheros. Cash only but they have an ATM.

1/2 hour after ordering food an employee (may have been owner or manager) told us we needed to change our order because they didn't have the ingredients; we did so. It was an hour total before we were served. Yes they were busy however we watched customers, at different tables, that came in after us be served and leave. At 50 minutes we asked about our order. We were told it would be five more minutes and watch our server pull out ticket and move it up to be cooked. My order was incorrect, when I questioned the server she had to check to be sure I was right and asked if she should have it corrected. I said "Don't bother I've waited long enough." She began chattering on about service and being busy. I had another question about the food and my server would not give me a chance to explain my issue. They talked over me turned and walked away. During the first hour I had ordered a hot tea for $3, which I drank early in my visit. After all the troubles we had I thought it proper to have the tea comped, after all what does it cost for a tea bag and hot water? In talking to the manager he agreed. He then came back to our table and very rudely told me that because he comped the tea we were to never come back! I asked him to repeat himself because I couldn't believe what he was saying. My family and myself have been in the restaurant business for 45 years. We would never have treated a customer so badly. Myself I would have comped the whole meal even if the customer was wrong. If you are thinking about eating at this restaurant, you may consider my experience. They need not worry about me ever returning. If I could I would give a half star! read more