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| - Okay, the other reviews are obviously agist. Nothing wrong with Senior Citizens. I was not the youngest person dining this morning nor was I the oldest. Besides, we'll all be there sooner or later. My issues are with the dining experience, not the age of customers. The ambiance is nothing inviting. I didn't think it dirty, just unimpressive. The service was prompt, friendly, and courteous. My coffee cup was kept full. Sadly, the coffee was terrible. It tasted bitter and burnt. I went for a second cup in hope that the first was a fluke. I had the Mexican Omelet. It was verging on cold upon arrival and, though large and filled with many things, it lacked any flavor or texture and no amount of salt and pepper could rescue it. I did like the hash browns, which were a bit warmer than the omelet. I also ordered a side of grits. Wow! It was a huge, heaping bowl with a giant scoop of butter melting on top. I thought it good and abandoned the omelet in favor of it, though hash browns and grits is not my idea of a breakfast. I have no interest in returning. There are too many better breakfast places in the area.
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