Cobble Hill Coffee Shop

What a charming place, classic countertop diner experience. The Sunday brunch Chilaquiles was really good, the salsa was especially nice. Staff is super friendly and attentive to your needs. As a visitor this was a nice NY experience.

The best diner in Cobble Hill area. Servers are great , focused on giving the best experience and very friendly ! Managers are kind and welcoming. Food is always great

Food was alright, just your average diner food; lacked a bit of seasoning (specifically referring to eggs and french fries) but could be easily remedied with the salt and pepper on the table. I got the pancakes and scrambled eggs which was alright however, the highlight of my order was the hot chocolate. When I went in it was empty aside from 1 table who I believed had already ordered their food. It took somewhere close to 10 mins for a waitress to come to our table to get our drink order, even though when we sat someone came over to give us menus which I think is a decent time to ask about drinks. After we came in 3 more tables of two came in but service was slow. I would probably come here again.

Super friendly service that made room for the five of us on a busy Saturday morning. Everyone had delicious breakfasts and I went with the perfect old school cheeseburger. Highly recommend. This is why people love NY diners!

we ordered pick up since we live nearby. do not recommend. i ordered a chicken caesar wrap with the homemade potato chips. the wrap was so soggy i was unable to pick up the sandwich, it completely ripped and fell apart. the lettuce was also soggy and warm. they also gave me french fries instead of chips. waste of 17$.

Been there two years ago during my NY trip. Food was delicious and at a reasonable price. Staff were polite and interested in where I was from & down for a quick chat even though it was a busy morning. The manager even gifted me and my wife two caps that I’ve been keeping in my wardrobe to this date. Thank you! Will be back as soon as I’m back in BKLN one day.

I was extremely disappointed with my experience here - in terms of the food quality, hidden costs, and treatment of my service animal. I have eaten here twice, to give them the benefit of the doubt. Both times they asked if my dog is a service animal, which I confirm. The first time I ordered an egg sandwich, which is listed as $4 on the menu. I added a bagel instead of the roll, and cheese. Nothing else. The total cost of the sandwich when I paid at the counter was $15, but I paid and didn't ask questions. I returned next time, ordered another egg sandwich, this time on a wrap (which is listed as $1.25 extra) and with cheese and turkey bacon. The cost of cheese and turkey bacon isn't listed. When I paid for my meal, the cost of the sandwich was listed as $12. I asked how it went from $4 to $12, they listed the ingredients, but not the individual costs (which tripled the cost of the sandwich). I was polite, paid in cash, and tipped 20%. Yet as I'm paying, the manager asks "is your dog really a service animal? Because I know service animals and they don't beg for food." She hopped up when she saw food coming, but did nothing else. He seemed defensive because he was inventing food costs, and instead of owning up to it, criticized my service animal. Very disappointed by this behavior, which is unethical and unprofessional. To top it off, the food is passable at best.

I never give reviews but this would be a disservice to the establishment and future patrons. Worse service ever! Not interested in serving me not sure if it was because I was the only African American in the establishment but after being ignored for 20 mins and watching everyone else be served I decided to give a one star review to this establishment. Hopefully all people are treated as valued customers going forward if you get ignored or mistreated in this establishment please leave a review, only way to change this behavior is accountability. If you see something say something

My family absolutely loved this cute little coffee shop!! The servers were super sweet and friendly. I had pancakes and the were fluffy and really tasty! My husband had hash and said it was great! We look forward to coming again next time we are in the area.

Came with a friend for brunch, and it was decently packed inside! Waited about 15 mins and was seated. I liked the diner ambience and it was decorated well for the holidays. The menu is very typical of a diner. There's a good amount of choices, and I went with two eggs with corned beef, which came with home fries and toast, which came quickly. It was a good amount of food but not very good food... the home fries and corned beef were wet and almost watery. Nothing was very flavorful and saved mostly by there being lots of cholula and being hungry. The service really wasn't friendly. It was hard to get their attention, and it was really hard to get a water refill? The meal felt rushed and was a bit disappointing overall.

All it takes is one really bad experience to unfortunately make me not return. I've enjoyed this restaurant for years now. But I don't think I'll be returning. Manager, if you'd like to address this with your staff, this is for Check #62532, and was approximately 3:30 p.m Jan 11. Service: The hostess greeted us and seated us promptly. No problems there. Our waitress was friendly and took our orders as soon as we were ready, however she started to dash off before we were done ordering. One of our meals was to include a soup or salad, we were not offered that choice nor were we asked for our drinks. We had to stop her from dashing off, So that we could finish placing our order. At the time I assumed she was just hurried or inexperienced. The restaurant was active but not super crowded So this seemed odd. Fast forward, one of our meals arrives (without the included salad) and our waitress dashes off again, I assumed at the time to get my meal next. For the next 15 minutes our table was actively ignored. No explanation, no one noticing while we tried to motion for attention. Certainly no acknowledgment at the fact that I was without food while my table mate was faced with the decision to either start eating without me or let their food go cold waiting for mine. At some point somebody else came to refill my water, and I asked them when I can expect my plate to come out... they did not even look in my direction nor acknowledge that I spoke to them. They simply moved on to the next stable. Frankly I think my meal was just forgotten about. It was a burger and fries, certainly not something that takes such a long time. As I began to get fully agitated, and was about to simply storm out, my meal arrives. Again no acknowledgment, no apology, no explanation whatsoever. It was simply placed on the table unceremoniously and without them taking ownership of the mistake whatsoever. The level of service was pretty unacceptable and communication was non-existent. All it would have required was the most basic explanation. "There was a mix-up with your order and we had to remake it." " We're so sorry the order didn't go in properly., we're working on that now" "Thank you for your patience, we're getting your order out as soon as we can." Any of those statements would have been enough to communicate that they acknowledged there's a problem and they're working to fix it. But none of that happened. I don't need the staff to kiss my ass but you can't simply pretend the problem never occurred. Food: Now we get to the next problem: the actual food. The meal that arrived first was meatloaf with mashed potatoes and corn. The mashed potatoes were great. The corn was canned and maybe sat around a little too long but it was fine. The meatloaf... Well the best way I can describe that is sort of like a ground beef flavored dog biscuit. It was vaguely reminiscent of meatloaf but not in texture and it was burnt like a hockey puck. The fact that this was served was laughable. The fact that we both had to nibble on this single meal, in absence of my own, was awkward and led to a pretty uncomfortable meal for both of us. The second meal, mine, the one which took an additional 15 minutes to get to the table was hamburger with fries. The fries were steak fries and terribly stale. Clearly they had been sitting around getting reheated. The bacon on my burger was burnt enough for me to simply take it off. And the actual burger... Now this is interesting. I ordered it medium, something I have done countless times before at this very same restaurant. What I received was cooked to a crisp on one half and nearly raw on the other half.. in the middle, it was mostly edible so I ate around the bad parts. The pickle was excellent. This completely unremarkable and barely edible meal cost me $49.50... I left a $0.50 tip and I actually struggled with that because having family in the food service industry, I always tend to overtip. I never not leave a tip. But my experience was so bad today that I needed to leave an insulting tip to match the service I received. I figure a 50-cent tip is probably more insulting than nothing. Hopefully the message was received but this review should provide any needed clarification. This review actually hurts a little because I've been enjoying cobble hill coffee shop for years... But looking at some of the other recent troubling reviews combined with my own experience now, it's clear that the direction of this establishment has changed and not for the better. I won't be returning. There are so many quality restaurants in this neighborhood that I have no reason to risk another bad experience. It's a shame really. By the way after this meal we walked a block down and across the street, and decided to wash the figurative and literal bad taste out of our mouth by treating ourselves to dessert at the chocolate room. This served to highlight the stark differences in the way these businesses are run. The chocolate

I ordered pancakes from this place and decided to go in person to get them again. The pancakes were just as good as the first time. They serve breakfast all day! If you're getting a burger, ask for the chipotle mayo! Ambiance felt like a cozy neighborhood diner. They also have a few tables outside.

Honestly insanely over priced, mediocre food and terrible service! Extremely unfriendly waitresses who are very slow... have been twice and been so disappointed both times. Do not recommend

This is a neighborhood diner that we came for breakfast one morning. We sat at the bar and they have hooks underneath for your bags and coats. There is a range of breakfast dishes from omelettes to benedicts to french toast, but when I saw the Chicken and Waffles ($17.95) on the menu, I knew I had to get that. The chicken is crispy and tender while the waffle was thick and fulfilling. There is just something about a sweet and savory combo drizzled with syrup all over. I ended up taking some to-go because it was so much food. On another visit during lunch this time, I ordered the Chipotle Bacon Burger ($12.95). The burger was super filling although a bit dry in some parts. It was solid, but needed more sauce than the chipotle sauce for the dry meat and buns. Although nothing too special, the food is solid and it has a nice, neighborly vibe.

My love of little coffee shops was not disappointed. This place hits that perfect spot when you're hungry, want to grab a quick bite to eat and don't want to mess with anything fancy. The guy next to us had french toast with bananas.. it was so epic looking I asked him if I could take a picture. He was probably just glad I didn't ask him for a bite. I decide to go for a home cooking standard ... a meat loaf sandwich. If I could have told them how to make it, I couldn't have done a better job. It was the perfect meat loaf sandwich. Toasted bread, a little bit of cheese.. amazing. The breakfast choices are amazing and varied and even though I don't drink coffee that often, I felt it was needed here. Pretty good diner coffee that I didn't have to figure out what size I wanted or what flavors, etc.

This little coffee shop is in the heart of cobble hill. The staff is ALWAYS friendly and serves with a big smile. The food is always fresh and never disappoints. If you're sitting outside the waitress will bring out a water dish for your dogs.

I was getting my nails done and we were looking for a spot to grab breakfast/brunch before our next destination. We ordered online via their website and food was ready for pick up when we arrived. I had the meatloaf sandwich, which was super dry. The meatloaf was also falling apart with every bite. My sister had the Caesar salad wrap and my husband had the breakfast burrito. Both were just OK. Not sure if we just ordered the wrong things or not, but everything was just mid.

Honestly shocked that this place has gone SO downhill. The waitress blatantly ignored our table and sat talking to someone behind the counter for fifteen minutes while we waited for her to approach the table for the first time. She was so rude when she finally took our orders. Someone at my table ordered a waffle and it came ice cold, basically a frozen eggo, and someone else's eggs were rock solid they should have just ordered a hard boiled egg. Not sure why people keep going here when even the corner deli serves better meals. To top it all off, it was wildly expensive for a shitty diner review.

Food good, service was ok however serving hot coffee over a child is not safe. A bit pricey for the portions however great neighborhood.

I went to Cobble Hill Coffee Shop on 1/17/24. After ordering & food came me & my cousin were eating & at 1 point a staff worker started mopping the floor & using a strong smelling detergent!! How can you do that while customers are eating?? I made a complaint to the waitress. I'm not sure if they will do anything in my opinion!!! I hope going forward the store manager will help change their method of cleaning the floor!!!

Made an order through seamless, the order was 30 minutes behind the delivery time so I called the restaurant and the woman who answered told me my order had already been picked up and would arrive soon. I wait 30 minutes and called back to check on the order and the same woman told me it actually hadn't been picked up yet and they would have it picked up to be delivered. Wait almost 40 minutes and call back again to check on my order, for that woman to berate me and ask "do you know how far you are?? What delivery person is going to delivery to you?" Who speaks to customers that way?? She gives me the run around, doesn't tell me my order hasn't been picked up, then is rude about delivery? Never tried the food, one star for extremely rude waitstaff. Edit: saw the reply. No, the review is towards the staff. The order being picked up late is one thing - it happens. What I don't appreciate is being told it had already been picked up, then later being told it actually hadn't. Then raising their voice the third time I called and berating me, asking "DO YOU KNOW HOW FAR YOU ARE? WHOSE GONNA DELIVER TO YOU?" 100% a 1 star review for the behavior of the staff, NOT about delivery time.

Excellent food, good service- just an old fashioned Brooklyn coffee shop/diner. We came when we visited in June, and will definitely return our next trip.

Lovely shop with great service and amazing food! The fresh squeezed orange juice was delicious and the staff was very friendly and inviting!

I drove past Cobble Hill Coffeeshop on my way home yesterday so I decided to order breakfast today. I ordered the pancakes with bacon and scrambled eggs. I also ordered the hot chocolate. Delivery was super quick. I was so happy with how well everything was packaged and also surprised at the portions. I was able to share breakfast. The pancakes were 3 fluffy stacked high pillows of deliciousness, made me a bit nostalgic to the pancakes my mom would make me when I was a kid. The bacon, cooked perfectly and crunchy the way I like it. The eggs also cooked well and fluffy! Yum! I was pleasantly surprised that my hot chocolate wasnt micro sized, it was a large cup...and tasty. The donut was a lovely surprise and treat for later! Will definately order again!!

Good little neighborhood spot to grab a quick breakfast. They offer normal diner fair and the service is always nice. They're super quick bringing food out. And they have fresh squeezed orange juice. Yum.

An institution in the neighborhood. A bit overpriced for diner food but a great array of options. Most of their breakfasts (all?) come with free freshly squeezed orange juice and coffee which is always a delight. Their club sandwiches come with both fries and onion rings which is great for indecisive people such as myself. I wish there were more diners like this one.

I've eaten here countless times (for breakfast) and although diners are not really my thing, their food was pretty good overall. Service was a bit lackluster at times. Note--if you are into diners, they have set up an extensive curbside dining area. A lot of tables and space. In the past, i've tried and enjoyed their breakfast early bird specials, silver dollar pancakes and 3 egg omelets. They make a good cup of coffee, either hot or iced. The one thing that lacked at times was service. It was not consistent and to the point where I was kept waiting. Prices are standard comparable to most diners. Also, like all diners, breakfast is served all day and of course, lunch and dinner. They offer daily specials too.

Just OK for me. I was really in the mood for diner-type food and I had been meaning to try this place out. It has that true diner smell and vibe. We came during what seemed like a busy lunch rush but we were sat pretty quickly at the counter. My friend ordered ice coffee with oat milk and she was given iced coffee with no oat milk. Multiple people had come by to take our order and things were being served by someone who didn't take our order so maybe that's where the mix up happened. I ordered a chicken caesar wrap and my friend ordered a western omelette. we were both starving and ate our entire meals. I enjoyed my wrap but I felt it was bit small for the price point. the fries were good but they were basic frozen fries and were thrown on the plate. I'm not expecting a fancy plating job from a diner, but it just looked a little sloppy. the pickle looked unappealing as well so I didn't eat it. I was also never given cole slaw which, according to the menu, is supposed to come with the wrap. my friend said her western omelette was fine. Overall, it was just OK for me. definitely on the pricier side (everything is about $3-$5 overpriced in my opinion) and the portions were not as big as other, less expensive diners I've been to in Brooklyn. I may return in the future though because I do like the environment and the staff were friendly.

My family absolutely loved this cute little coffee shop!! The servers were super sweet and friendly. I had pancakes and the were fluffy and really tasty! My husband had hash and said it was great! We look forward to coming again next time we are in the area.

Update: Lazaros P.... funny as your pictures still show the breakfast. You might want to check your pictures before stating facts. FACT: I had the misfortune to dine at your restaurant. FACT: I ordered the breakfast and even showed the cook/order taker the picture from YOUR site. A FACT I JUST CONFIRMED. FACT: you look like an idiot stating what you did when I was there and the silverware is the same. My review stands firm more than ever.... I'll never return and I'll make sure that when anyone asks where to enjoy a nice breakfast, or any food for that matter, Cobble Hill will be on the do not go list!!!!

This place is not a diner. They close at 5pm. And not just that- they want to be locking up at 5pm - meaning if they serve you food at 4:30 they will kick you out less than 30 minutes later. That is pretty unheard of in NYC. The kitchen closing is one thing, but its very basic customer service to wait until the patrons leave to actually close the gates. The worst part was that they waited until 4pm to take our order, and didn't mention anything about closing until 5-10 minutes after we put the orders in, and said they would be cleaned and locking up at 5. Again, basic communication would have made this a non-issue, but informing us of that after we placed a food order is absurd and bad customer service. The coffee is good, and the OJ is fresh squeezed, so an additional star for that.

Gross food. My omelet wasn't fully cooked and there were a ton of flies inside! Do not recommend.

Rude for no reason. I called because I forgot to add cheese to my burger - totally my bad. I said "I just placed a Seamless order and made a mistake-I forgot to add cheese to my burger- is it possible?" The woman I spoke to said "speak clearly or don't speak". This is an unnecessarily aggressive response. I absolutely understand if an adjustment is not possible. The place has gone downhill in the past few years but it's the only local diner since Carroll Gardens Classic Diner closed. It's been so long since I ordered from them but this will probably be the last time since that just was weird and trusting a place to prepare food for you when basic courteous communication is too much for them seems like a bad gamble.

Best diner in the neighborhood! Warm, friendly, old-school service with quality eats and a solid cup of coffee. The turkey club with bacon "extra crispy" particularly hit the spot for me. Shout out to Elmira and Alex for taking particularly good care of us at the counter! Will be back soon and often.

I like this place!! There are so many diners in the area that it seems hard to distinguish one from the other. This one stands out. My first experience was delivery. I had an overwhelming urge for spinach pie. Knowing that nothing could top my favorite Astoria spot for homemade spinach pie, I decided to settle for anywhere in the area. An exhaustive search located only one choice: Cobble Hill Coffee Shop. The Spinach Pie with Greek Salad was adequate but as expected, not on the level of the Astoria fare. Yesterday, after a visit to the doctor a few blocks away, I decided what I really needed was hot steaming soup. Certainly that could help clear my head and sinus cavities. So I stopped at the diner. From the minute I walked in, I felt a warm welcoming atmosphere. I fully expected a motherly figure to hover and say "Eat this. You'll feel better". There actually was one there. But she wasn't my server. The patrons seated around me appeared to be regulars, which is always a good sign. My soup choice was the Lentil. It couldn't have been a better choice for excellent comfort food. They also had my current drink obsession. Although the weather didn't call for it, I had lemonade. I left, on a quest for prescriptions, feeling fortified to make it through the day. Today still called for comfort food. After all, it was the dreaded alternate side parking day and I was sick. Cobble Hill Coffee Shop's Chicken & Rice Soup was what I chose. It was so yummy, not a thin, skimpy soup. Instead there were plentiful large pieces of really good white meat. The rice and veggies were generous. And the seasoning was the way "Mom" would have done it. For my Grandson, I ordered Franks & Beans. (Don't tell his parents!!). He ate the Franks and absolutely loved them. I ate the beans, which were scrumptiously seasoned. The sweet taste was yummy. Happily I will add my voice to those who have called Cobble Hill Coffee Shop the best diner in the area. I wonder what the soup choices will be tomorrow.

Great brunch spot in a fun neighborhood. Service was super friendly and fast and the price is definitely right. Fresh squeezed OJ and piping hot coffee were perfect complements to the huevis rancheros!

Excellent diner gem in Brooklyn. Food was fresh and delicious and services was excellent with a smile. I had the turkey club sandwich with fries. My wife had the chicken kebab which was tasty and tender. Their chicken orzo soup was excellent. For appetizers we had zucchini fries and mozzarella sticks. I also had fresh squeezed orange juice which was the best! For dessert we had the waffle with Nutella and vanilla ice cream to die for! Definitely would go back and I highly recommend it!

Fantastic old school diner. Was busy but no line when we arrived on a Saturday around 12 pm. We grabbed two seats at the counter. Staff was friendly and welcoming. Very classic diner menu - nothing more nothing less. Eggs were cooked perfectly and the omelette was filled with lots of goodies (I had spinach and cheese). Egg cream was one of the best I've had!

This is the best Diner in Brooklyn, and I've tried just about all of them. Their food is made with quality ingredients, nothing flashy. They're quick to refill your coffee, and if you're a regular they'll start making your food when you walk in the door. The perfect breakfast spot.

I discovered Cobble Hill Coffee Shop, when up early one morning (still operating on UK time after landing the night before). What a place for breakfast. We went back every morning - and some dinner times too. When we returned to Brooklyn for another visit, this was the first place we looked for - delight to find it still serving the best pancakes, sandwiches, fries, and of course coffee. This place is an absolute delight: you feel you're eating like a local, but being treated like you're on vacation. Will be back for sure!

Friendly experience, basic diner foods. My eggs were good, bacon okay, home fries a little weak. Loved the fresh squeezed juice! Coffee was good and refilled. Not a lot of space - grab your booth or bar seat!

Food was good. Breakfast. Omelette. Service was bad - really bad. Got only two coffee refills: one I had to walk over and ask for while my waiter was on his cell phone; one I got from a different waitperson (when I asked her) - after which I saw my waiter come in from outside. I later asked that waitress for my check (which was then brought by my waiter).

I don't do diners very often, but I was staying down the street and by the time I woke up it was practically the afternoon and not very many places still offer breakfast that late. That's when this place came to play- close, convenient, and offering breakfast all day! I had a two egg breakfast with bacon, potatoes, and an english muffin. My hubby had corned beef hash and equally enjoyed his meal. Service wasn't particularly exemplary but it did the job! Definitely a locals type feel, both young and old and everything in between!

Atmosphere is good, what you would expect from a diner except they have chairs where the seats are so worn they are cracked with the start of a hole forming. When I think of dining out I hope to not be devoured by the furniture. The waiter could have been a little more attentive but it wasn't horrible just okay. Cheeseburger was good, not amazing but value good and price matched. Omelet and potatoes. I had to get a baked potato because the breakfast potatoes have peppers and onions mixed in and they won't serve plain. (Restaurant - Please please add plain home fries or hashbrowns to your menu!!!)

Great food, great staff, fast service. Owners work hard and the food is always fresh. great neighborhood diner!

Delivery is prompt and accurate. I usually order from work and there are three doors with the same building number. They always find me and deliver the perfect BLT with homemade fries or BEC! Consistent and reliable.

This place was fine - relatively expensive for diner food, but does the job in serving nostalgia and a quick breakfast.

A cozy environment with friendly staff, good coffee and an AMAZING menu! Highly recommend checking out this Cobble Hill favorite.

The food is neither consistent nor special. Very average diner for new york, which is a shame given the great location. I always leave slightly disappointed with the food and the service. It truly is an "okay" place.

Took my daughter for lunch here. Good food and good service. We just randomly picked the place. I would definitely go back.

I really like this diner-esque coffee shop on court street ! The interior reminds me of an old fashioned diner with the colors, the bar, and the decorations lining the walls. I've gotten the eggs both times I have been here with the home fries on the side. The eggs are very good and they put lots of toppings in omelettes. I do find it a little oily but I tend to prefer less oil than the average person. There always seem to be a few people inside, but each table maintains a more intimate feel because it's never too loud.

Love this neighborhood spot! When you're craving a solid weekend breakfast of eggs and home fries, this place does the trick. I haven't tried lunch or dinner so can't speak for it but the omelettes are great. Had a cookie for dessert which was super hard and crumbly so I'd stick to breakfast. Overall a great neighborhood spot! Owners are really friendly.

Wow yum! I got an egg salad sandwich delivered to my workplace and my coworkers kept telling me how good it looked haha. And it was very good! Great first experience!

It was our waiter's first night on the job and he made that very clear. My friend wanted to know if a certain sandwich was vegetarian or not and, fine, he had to consult the other staff person but when it came out, MUCH LATER than was reasonable, it had ham in it. I had ordered a tuna BLT, which was supposed to come with fries/onion rings and almost half an hour later, I got tuna fish on bread with lettuce. I had to ask for the side of fries, which were later charged as extra, and it was a less than generous person. I asked for extra slices of tomato to put in the sandwich and it did not come with the bacon or cheese as it was described to have had, let alone the third slice of bread that all CLUB sandwiches have. The man behind the counter kindly fixed our bill to not overcharge for the tuna and the fries but we would not go back. To make things better, the man at the table next to us was clearly irritated and had to remind the waiter of his drink order and milkshake order. Then he sarcastically responded that everything was great and that they can't wait to come back. I understood how he felt though by the end of our experience there. I'm sorry, but will not be returning.

What a classic New York style joint. My veggie panini was larger than my head, promoting mockery from my companion. Delicious. The onion rings were nothing to write home about but they were crisp. Home fries were meltingly soft, and her eggs Benedict with lox was a real winner. The only caveat: out of town folks, please be ready for the intense parking situation. It's street parking only and good luck to ya buddy. So be patient and keep your eyes open.

I've been here many times hoping each time the food will taste better. I live around the corner and love the idea of having a "regular" diner near me. But the food is just so mediocre. I don't understand how you can't get an omelette right. Coffee is meh. Staff is super friendly though. If they stepped up their food game, I would go every week.

I've ordered delivery from here a number of times and it's always great, but today was my time eating in and I feel compelled to write a review because the service was really lacking. Our server was really nice, and I don't know if he was new or what but it was super awkward. We ordered coffee and didn't get any sugar etc. When we asked for it, rather than the holder with the sweetener selection inside, he went to the counter and took just two sweet n low packets from another diner to give to us. Really strange, especially since we didn't ask for sweet n low. I had to repeat my order 4 times and point it out in the menu before he understood what I was asking for. I literally ordered something on the menu without any changes. My bacon came on top of my (vegetarian) friend's food. He seemed really confused when she asked for fresh food because the meat was touching her food, even after she explained the reason. Nothing here would prevent me from coming back but it was a strange experience.