Had lunch here in January after abandoning our walk due to heavy rain. My initial impression when we entered was that it looked warm and inviting. However that was almost instantly reversed when we were left standing in the doorway by an older waitress with glasses who, when I asked for a table for two, refused to welcome us in, and insisted very rudely on repeating from several metres away, 'you want to eat?' She then indicated with a shrug that we could take a table next to the door or further inside. She didn't move when we sat down but stood watching us till another waiter brought us the menu. We each chose burgers: one beef, and one vegan 'Beyond Burger'. The fries were fresh and delicious and my burger and the accompanying sides were good. However, the bun the burger came in was very flimsy and dry and kept tearing, and there was far too much lettuce. For dessert I had the Legendary apple cake. It was quite heavy on the cinnamon which I liked, but lacking apples and a decent apple flavour, and was quite dry and sandy in texture. Maybe that was how it was supposed to be (and the ice-cream, whipped cream and berries served with it helped make it more palatable) but it was not to my taste, and in no way legendary. Based on our experience I'm not sure i would recommend this restaurant. The decor is great and the menu seems decent, but the food we had was average and the service hit and miss. Though we chose to ignore it, the dismissive treatment we received from that first waitress was off-putting, particularly when we noticed she was very nice to customers of her own generation and race. The service we received from two other servers was good.