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I work across the street, so me and some co-workers walked over one nice day for lunch. The patio was half full so we sat outside, which was nice. It didn't seem that busy but I guess the inside was with the beginning of March Madness. But it showed in how painfully long it took our food to arrive. No joke, 40 minutes for a table of burgers and fries!! I don't fault our server because obviously she doesn't cook the food. However, she really could have acknowledged it better. It almost seemed like she avoided our table for a while instead of just a quick apology to let us know the kitchen was backed up.
The food was pretty good. I enjoyed my burger with sautéed mushrooms and onions. I upgraded to the sweet potato fries but they were meh. Prices were good though. If it wasn't for the time constraint of an hour lunch break and the slow food, it would have been fine. But I might come later next time to avoid the rush.
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