we had a party of 10 but 2 of them were meeting up with us there. The wait for that size group on that Sunday morning was 30 minutes. since it was plenty of time for our 2 stragglers to show up before then we put in our name for a table, but those 2 were running a little late. We were brought in and seated and the man hosting who sat us at a table kept asking where the rest of our party was, we insisted they would be arriving shortly. But he kept nagging us about them and spoke to is VERY rudely and with bad attitude and a facial expression to match said to us "You better not get me in trouble" and he walked away. Ewe, he disgusted me and his behavior made me lose my appetite. Even my sister said she'd be happy to walk out of he was going to be a dick about it & Baby Stack's Cafe would lose out on good business and since it was our first time we could have been potential regulars. Instead we called the pair and asked them not to show up because the. Man hosting couldn't wait another 5 minutes before acting like an asshole towards us.
Our sever (I wish I heard her name) was super sweet. She was so nice with such a pleasant attitude and very accommodating.
The food was yummy, good enough to redeem the poor behavior we had endured from the douche of a host, but still I wish we didn't have to encounter that man before trying to enjoy a nice Sunday breakfast with my family and our blessing babies and toddlers.
I ordered the honey French toast but it didn't come with anything g other than the two slices of toast so I had to order a side of breakfast potatoes. The French toast was great, I appreciate non-soggy toast since I'm extremely picky of food textures. I also decided I wanted to try the sweet cream crepe and it wasn't anything special, still tasty, but maybe if I had order extra topping for an extra charge I might had been more impressed.
A couple people in our party tried the red velvet pancakes and swear it was the most delicious pancakes they have ever tried, it was so good they had a hard time trying to explain to me just how great it was, all they could say was "it was amazing".