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| - This morning was my first time at Arcadia Farms.
The Good:
Julia, our server was super sweet. We got to sit out on the back patio which was full of umbrellas so there was plenty of shade on a beautiful day. I ordered the French Toast that came with chicken apple sausage, it was decent, but cold as you will see why as you continue reading.
The Not So Good:
One of the gals in our party ordered a veggie sandwich off the lunch menu and it was explained to us that she would get her meal a few minutes after the rest of us who ordered breakfast. I guess if we wanted breakfast we had to order before 11 and after that is when the lunch menu kicks in. So we all gave our order just at 11. We all received our meals and since the gal who ordered a veggie sandwich was going to get hers a few minutes later, I waited to start eating until she got hers. Well, 10 min went by and nothing, was told it should be any second. 30 minutes went by and she still had not received her VEGGIE sandwich. I started eating my cold food which I guess is my fault that I waited for the other gal to get her VEGGIE sandwich, was just trying to be polite. I saw plenty of other people who sat down after 11:00 that got their sandwiches. An hour and 10 minutes went by ....no VEGGIE sandwich. We called Julia over and told her to cancel the veggie sandwich. Either the manager overheard it or Julia had told him what was going on cause he finally came by and said he was sorry and that it was coming out. The gal who ordered it said she didn't want to wait for it. The manager said he would take care of it and get it for her to go. In addition to this, one of the omelets that came to the table had a long black hair cooked into it. She sent it back, of course and she got another one. The manager did not come to the table and talk about the hair omelet and nothing was done with her bill.
The Good (cont.):
Julia, again, was very sweet and apologetic about the sandwich not coming out. We kept telling her it was not her fault cause she's not in the kitchen making the food. She did offer some bread and butter to our foodless friend but she said no thanks. Julia did bring some "peace offering" scones so she had something to eat. That was very nice of her to do that. She also was nice enough to do separate checks for 6 of us.
I'm not sure if I will go back. I really don't know why a veggie sandwich took an hour and 15 minutes. Nothing was grilled or cooked on this. Should not have taken that long. The hair in the omelet, it happens but it should have been discovered before it got to the table, the hair was smack in the middle on top of the omelet.
If I decide to give them a second try, I do hope Julia is my server.
I'd give 5 stars to Julia and the atmosphere. 1 star for the food and experience.
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