Please note: the food was fine - two of our party had the chicken sandwich, one us had the salmon entrée, and I had the smash burger. All good. The reason for 1star is the ambience, environment and the pricing/tipping practice. We had been to a matinee to celebrate my friends birthday. We had planned to go to Trip's Diner (*****) but discovered they closed at 3:00 pm on Sunday. Since Heights Social was across the street, we figured why not. When we opened the door and we were blasted with music that was more appropriate for a night club with 500 people vs. an afternoon food spot with 30 people, we should've turned around and left. Once seated, after the server had to ask us to repeat our drink order, I asked her if they could turn down the music. She said she would check with management. She came back and said that they could turn it down "a little, but that a DJ would be starting in 30 minutes and would be louder"!! So, we talked loudly to converse and ate our meals, which again, were good. When we had finished and asked for the bill (we asked for two separate bills) the server showed us the total on her hand-held device. I was shocked that a burger, chicken sandwich, and an iced tea were $ 66.00! She simply confirmed what we ordered and showed us the items on her hand-held device. I gave her cash and only then after everything was paid and cashed out, did she present me with the receipt, I told her to keep the change. Granted it wasn't my standard 20%, but I only had cash and wasn't expecting a Sunday lunch to be $66.00. Once we were outside (and could hear each other) my friend's wife asked if I realized they added 20% to the bill! Only than did I look at the receipt. Sure enough, $10.xx on $5X.xx. It was never indicated ahead of time, it was no where on the menu and the server never mentioned it. This is wrong, sneaky and a bad way to run business. Needless to say, between the loud music (and I love a good concert, or a night at the bar, but not for Sunday lunch) and the unethical tipping practice we will NEVER back. However, as a 65 yo, I am sure they don't care. Peace out. read more