Precious Wilson
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Unfortunately, my recent visit to Love on the Blue was extremely disappointing. This restaurant has declined significantly in both service and quality.
To start, we were given bottled water to pour ourselves — which was fine, except the first bottle had visible mold and black residue around the cap. I had to request a replacement after attempting to wipe it clean, which was already unsettling.
My friend ordered the chicken and waffles, while I chose the Original Breakfast with the French toast flight. The food came out fairly quickly, but that's where the positives ended. My bacon was unusually soggy — unlike anything I’ve ever been served — so I asked for it to be cooked a little more. The staff member who brought it back seemed visibly annoyed and asked me, rather aggressively, "how exactly do you expect your bacon?" That attitude was completely uncalled for.
The French toast was also a letdown: soggy and drenched in watery syrup, making the bread nearly inedible. I didn’t bother sending it back and just ate what I could. Ironically, the bacon wasn’t returned to our table until after we had finished our meal and the dishes were cleared — long past the point of being useful. I didn’t touch it and expected it to be removed from my bill, but it wasn’t.
Our drinks didn’t arrive until we were already finished eating. I asked to swap mine because it tasted awful, and when I politely asked a nearby waitress (who was sitting at the bar) if she could get the bartender for me, she looked me up and down and said, "Um, no, I’m not your waitress. If you want something, ask your waiter." This was confusing because moments later, that same waitress cleared items from our table and was later seen sitting with guests, taking shots with them at the bar.
Overall, this place was chaotic, unprofessional, and a far cry from the quality I once expected. The service was disorganized, the staff lacked basic courtesy, and the food quality was poor. I wouldn’t recommend Love on the Blue to anyone. It’s become incredibly unrefined, and the management needs to take a hard look at the staff and operations.