We didn't even stay for dinner
We were recommended by our hotel to have dinner here. We made a reservation for 6 plus a small child. When we were seated- we literally sat there for 10+ minutes without menus or anything. There was a cup of Sweet-n-Low packets on the table that my son grabbed to play with to keep occupied. He likes to stack them- weird, I know, but he is 2. He did not open the packes, get them wet, stick them in his mouth, anything- you wouldn't have even known he was there. A lady who worked there came and pulled my sons fingers apart and snatched them from his hand, then took everything else off the table. Do NOT hurt my son by pulling his fingers open! I realized after we left, that I should have walked out immediately after this happened. I was just giving this older lady the benefit of the doubt. She goes about telling us that we are NOT allowed to touch the sugar unless we will be using it- now she has to throw EVERYTHING that was on the table away. An overreaction, I think, but if she has to throw it away anyway, why HURT my son in the process-- just let him have it! So, we are all stunned, but continue to wait on someone. Finally, we are brought menus and a waitress takes our drink orders. While most of the adults plan to order wine, my aunt, who is 50+ orders a Pinot Gritio- the waitress says "Let me see your ID"- not in the nicest way, but we let that slide. My aunt looks at her and jokingly asks why she would need her ID, she is obviously at least 50 years old, so the woman snaps back "Well, I don't care if you are 100 years old- Get your ID out of your wallet"--I understand this may be the policy of this "restaurant" but, I think there are more pleasant ways to state this. My aunt just orders a water as the rest of the potential wine drinkers do the same. When the waitress leaves, we all decide that we are not welcome here and we should cancel our drink orders and just leave. As we were walking out- still not trying to make a scene- we ask to see the owner of the restaurant. We were told that they were too busy to accomodate that request. Obviously, this restaurant is way too busy to serve 6 adults large dinners and 5 adults a few glasses of wine (around $4.00 per glass) per person. I will NEVER recommend this place to anyone-- and if anyone asks, I will tell them this story plus others I have heard as well. I am not the lawsuit type-- but I can't say that someone else isn't if someone pulls the kind of stunt the waitress did on my son.