It sucks that I’m writing this :( I am not one to ever review if I have a poor experience, but I have never once been treated so poorly by waitstaff at any establishment in my life. The waitress, who’s name on the receipt was Leah C(dark hair, red lipstick, late 40s-early 50s), treated us noticeably worse/differently than every single other customer the entire time we were there. She happily spoke to other customers and made friendly conversation to everyone but us. She sounded annoyed to tend our table and prioritized other customers in a way that we noticed a difference. We weren’t checked in on the entire time we were eating and We waited 15-20 minutes after* we finished eating before she checked in on us or brought the check. This would’ve been understandable if it was busy, but there were only about 5 tables taken at the time. She had also taken orders of several people who just sat down before checking in. We almost stood and got our own boxes to leave because of the time we waited. I study body language and there was a massive difference in how she interacted with us compared to every other customer. I went through every single possibility of maybe we were reading her wrong, but She continued to treat us poorly until she saw a wad of cash in my wallet at the end and she immediately tried to make positive conversation in hopes to redeem her service. It was an immediate change in tone and body language. I have a suspicion she treated us different because we are a young autistic queer couple with different clothing styles. (I note though, that there is no way to appear autistic and we do not appear disabled. But we are, and the point of that is that you shouldn’t treat people badly just because of assumptions made because they may actually be disabled, like us. Invisible disabilities exist! You never know what someone else is going through. This stands for her too of course, she may have had a bad day. But you are still a waitress and there’s no reason to be passive aggressive towards customers or treat them noticeably different even if you are upset or assume they don’t tip well. I have worked food service and understand it’s not easy and often can be unpleasant) She may have also been under the assumption that we would not tip well because we appear as teenagers. (I am 20) The restaurant was full of an older crowd, so we may be different than how normal customers appear but that is still no reason for us to be treated differently. We came here on recommendation from a very close friend, and unfortunately have decided to not come back :( food was subpar, but not bad at all. Pancakes were huge! And the toast was really good :)