Jay Singh
Google
We were excited to finally try this place — getting our 3-month-old infant and my 80+ year-old parents out for dinner is no small task. Since my parents are vegetarian, pizza is usually the easiest and safest option for everyone.
Unfortunately, the night went downhill fast. From the moment we sat down, we were met with a dismissive, condescending attitude from both the waitress and the owner. They flat-out refused to make a simple veggie pizza. You can remove toppings from their preset pizzas, but you can’t add vegetables to a plain cheese pizza. When we politely asked if they could make an exception, the answer was a curt, inflexible “no.” The waitress also refused to split our bill.
What bothered me most wasn’t just the inflexibility — it was how little they cared. I’ve always rooted for small businesses, and nearly all of my reviews are positive. It takes a lot for me to write a negative one. But the owner and waitress showed no interest whatsoever that we had managed to get three generations of our family together and had chosen their restaurant for the occasion.
After we left, my elderly parents were too tired to go anywhere else, so we ended up eating takeout at home. What should have been a rare and special family night out was completely ruined.
If you have vegetarian family members or loved ones with dietary restrictions, this place will not accommodate you.
More importantly, if you believe customers deserve even basic courtesy and respect, spend your time and money somewhere else. Dining out should feel welcoming and enjoyable, not like you’re being tolerated. There are plenty of restaurants that will work with you, appreciate your business, and treat you with kindness — support them. Don’t reward a place that treats its customers as if they’re beneath them.