I wanted to give this place more stars because the waiter was nice and it seemed to have a good atmosphere. However it was a bad experience overall as my friend is visually impaired and the hostess told us that we couldn't sit inside because she had a dog, even after we explained that it was a service dog for the blind. We told her she was wrong so she deliberately sat us in a corner table that was next to the back door with flies coming in and swarming around us. It was obvious she wanted to seat us as close to the outside as possible.
The girl was young so she prob just didn't get it and wasn't educated on this matter, but when we brought it to the managers attention she was apologetic but said there prob weren't any booths available. I felt like she could have done more. My friend handles her disability very well and never expect better treatment than anyone else. She just expects to be treated the same, as she should since it's the law. The entire situation sort of ruined what could have been a nice dining experience.
As for the food: we both got eggs Benedict for brunch. The presentation was nice and it tasted fresh but was lacking in flavor.