Michelle L.
Google
My fiance and I spent our first date here, and we used to return often until a bad interaction with a waitress. The food is always good, amazing steak! Prices can be high but that's more the fault of a poorly run state with high inflation; we understand they need to stay in business and the food is good.
It is unfortunate that one negative staff member can really deter customers for the long term.
This happened when the rodeo was visiting town, so it was busy, which probably contributed to the attitude. I honestly don't remember her name.
The waitress came up, and she was offended when my fiance blurted out his drink order while bouncing in his seat. We smiled at her and apologized if it was rude, it was really meant to be goofy.
"Actually, that WAS rude," she said, and proceeded to tell us how we ruined her chance at an introduction. My fiance was apologetic and felt bad about it for the rest of the night, while this waitress sent other workers to bring our meals and swiftly walked by to slam refills on the table.
By the end of the night, she had softened a little, and we even left a large tip out of pity because we saw how busy it was and assumed she must not have had a proper break.
But looking back, I think apologizing to her was a mistake. The younger generation runs off wokeness and offense and apologizing for harmless behavior empowers them.
Months have passed, and I've suggested trying to return to the restaurant when we go out to eat, and we always end up saying it's not worth trying and go somewhere else.
Hopefully she's been corrected or maybe moved on.