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| - No greeting when we came in, just 5 hostesses standing around. In the 15 mins we waited for our table not one of them smiled or said hi/goodbye to customers coming and going. Several people waiting yet all 5 of them seem to have time to stand around the hostess stand and see who could get their hands between their shoulder blades the best?? Wait staff was great, helped right away, fast service, food was good but nothing exceptional. What killed it for me was a couple things. One, what looked to be like a 12/13 year old came in with her family to eat and was wearing pajamas....like it wasn't a restaurant but a sleepover at a friends home. Put some clothes on. Second, the people who think the rules with animals don't apply to them. Yes, we were seated outside but if its not a service animal, which it clearly wasn't, he doesn't need to accompany you to breakfast. I watched as the husband stood with the dog (about 6 months old) next to the iron gate outside the dining space. The wife went in, requested a table outside and the hostesses sat her by where the husband was waiting. After the hostess walked away the wife got up, the husband handed the dog to her over the gate and then he proceeded to walk into the restaurant and join her outside at the table. When the waited approached them you saw him pause, take their drink order and then walk to the busing station where he asked the hostess and others, what's with the the dog, who let them in here with a dog. Yet no one said anything or told them the dog couldn't be there. No, was not a service dog. No vest, collar, just a leash and two people who were obviously not concerned with fellow diners not wanting a dog staring at them begging while they eat.
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