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| - The staff was so sweet. Every one of them I spoke with was so pleasant, so this has nothing to do with them, but I wish everything else could have been even half as good.
Walking in, the establishment is small, but clean. Sadly, the air is heavy with the smell of grease. I was there for only an hour and my hair and clothes stink like it now. There was a huge lip smudge on husband's glass. Looked like the cup had not been washed at all.
We ordered french toast, biscuits and gravy, and some sort of chicken, mushroom, potato, and feta sauté that came with eggs and pita. The French toast was less than thrilling. Stereotypical Texas toast with hardly any egg even coating the outside of it, and was very dry. It came drowned in cinnamon and powdered sugar. I hate powdered sugar. There was so much I wondered what they had to hide under it. Also, the French toast had been carelessly cooked over what looked like drops of someone else's red velvet pancake batter.
The biscuits were from a mix. Hard and dry like a desert. The gravy was from a mix and hadn't even been made properly to hide the fact. It had no flavor beyond flour and msg.
The sautéed thing was burned in many places. Spinach over cooked, mushrooms rubbery, and the chicken pieces were smaller than a dime. The chicken tasted like it came preseasoned from a package and didn't match the seasoning from the rest of the dish. Pita bread was over cooked on one side and doughy on the other.
I love supporting small businesses, but this place was such a let down with the food and greasy smell that I honestly don't plan to even try it a second time. However, I wish the employees only good things because they were very good people.
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