This was my first and last visit here. First of all, me being from here (up north), I'm not used to being treated differently because of the way I look. Originally, I thought that it was just me. But my friend said he felt the same thing after we had been seated. The sign asks for you to wait to be seated. I felt the wait was too long, but I still gave them the benefit of the doubt. The lady at the register avoided eye contact and never even spoke to us (we were right there in her face). I didn't get that feeling from my server though. The food was definitely over rated, very bland. I was going to get the desserts to go because they were so beautiful. But I was so over the atmosphere, that I decided against it. We were the only African Americans in the restaurant at the time. No one waited like we did. My bill for my friend and I came up to $42 for breakfast ( I left my food on the table_ate the rye and french toast). I don't mind paying for good food and great customer service, but I received neither. The only reason I didn't give them a zero was because of our server. There was this waitress with this face and dated updo. The energy coming off Ms. Face was so negative and unwelcoming, it felt like another time era (the 60s). My friend was trying to ask Ms. Face for some napkins. You would have thought that he had asked her for the combination to the safe. Maybe if we had been any other race. I felt tolerated at best. When you go to a family restaurant, your experience should be welcoming and that was definitely not the case here. (Which is surprising with them being located in such a diverse community). You have been warned ⚠️ please take your money where you are wanted. This feels like another time period. The energy coming off of Ms. Face was so obvious. She did everything she could to avoid our table, which they probably took out back and burned.