The food is always good. But the service is dependent on your server. If
the server with the attitude is on, we order it to go. She seems preoccupied,
as if you're interrupting her very busy day. She's the exception rather than the rule, so all things considered, the quality of the food makes the occasional
take out option, seem like no bother at all. This is home cooking like I wished
we'd had more of in the cafeterias of the schools I attended. The place is actually reminiscent of a school cafeteria. The booths are upholstered in industrial orange plastic and the walls are painted the same kind of faded
yellow that is a staple of the Denny's motif. M and M is the only operational business
of the the dozen or so store fronts that were built in the 70's. The prosthetic limb place has closed. And unfortunately the garish display of mismatched
limbs(a wonderful way to spend the waining hours of an acid trip) that used to adorn the large window in the front of the store has moved on as well. The
food is superb, but you'll have to bring your own ambience with you.