I come here fairly often, & usually have worthwhile service & food. Because of ratings it is a very busy place & worth a visit if you are in the area. I was her today (Sunday 4-17-2016). My friend & I came after her church services were over & headed straight over from my home, which is near her church. We know its a busy day, so we waited patiently, as it is a worthwhile place to eat. We sat down & ordered, & waited, what seemed a long time for our meal: we both ordered salad & tea. While waiting we had chatted & I was being observant of our surroundings, as I like to know what is going on around me. I noticed the waiter who waited on us, standing @ the cash register, though no one was cashing out (paying for their meal): I believe he was trying to look busy, when he really wasn't: he should of been checking tables to be sure everyone had topped off classes of tea/coffee. I noticed him serve tea & coffee to the people in front of us, while we sat @ the corner table & of which he over looked (as through we weren't there, or our glasses didn't need to be filled. As soon, as I had an opportunity, I asked him abt our meal, he said it was put in & would be served in the order it came in & thus excusing himself from checking on our order. Being that I've been a waitress, I know that one ought to look into matters if the customer hasn't received the meal within a reasonable time. I'm sure I must of given him a strange look, for I know the duties of a waiter/waiteress: I may be 54 & almost our the door, however I haven't forgotten/lost my memory yet. In the meantime, I pulled out the straws to the cup, & put my glass of tea on the bottom side of the overturned cup: to draw attention, to my glass of tea, of which he hadn't refilled. He came back & then noticed that I needed a refill, & filled it & then put back the straws: apparently that is what it takes for my tea to get refilled. Then I noticed him checking on our meal, & when he came back, he asked us if we needed more crackers with our salad, & told him we are all cracked up (in other words we have enough crackers). I believe it was his way of trying to make up for the mistake he made earlier, (w/O an apology). I'm not sure what my friend paid for a tip, or even if she tipped him & seeing as I'm more of a computer geek then she is, I'm posting this. I asked her how she felt & she thought the waiter was slow to the punch also. read more