I WANT to like this place, but I just can't...

The place: It's not kid friendly. There's decorations all over the walls within easy reach of kids, including a probably live extension cord! (I'm assuming for Christmas decorations) They have high chairs, but there's nowhere to put them. All the tables are high-tops, and all but one of the booths are elevated, so a high chair puts a kid's head even with the top of the table. The one booth that is not elevated is a big family style booth and only has room for one high chair, which then pretty much blocks entry/exit to the booth. The booths themselves are so tight, if you have a belly at all (like me) they will be extremely uncomfortable, if you fit at all.

The food: we've been here twice. Once shortly after it opened, we went for dinner. Can't remember what we had, but we weren't impressed. Been meaning to go back and give it another shot, so when we were out heading to breakfast and saw that they were open, we decided to try theirs. Looking at the menu, the prices weren't bad. We got our food and everything tasted faintly fishy... Eggs, biscuits, potatoes, even pancakes! It worked with the potatoes, but the rest was kinda gross. We also elected to sub fruit for potatoes on one entree. This consisted of some mandarin orange slices, blueberries, and a couple strawberries... Not much at all, tiny bowl. Regarding the prices... Everything was more than listed on the menu. By less than a dollar as far as I remember, but still not right. And we were charged $4 for the fruit bowl! Ridiculous for what we got!

The service: this was OK. We were there with two little kids. After ordering, the waitress brings a bowl of popcorn. Weird thing with breakfast, and also annoying that we weren't asked, since both kids immediately wanted the popcorn. Our kids aren't really ready for that yet, but mini meltdowns ensued because they HAD to have it. Second was her telling my son "if he was good, he could have something from the treasure chest". Cool idea, but let the parents decide whether that's something they want and how to handle it.

Overall: I'm very glad we have some very good kids, otherwise our trip could have been an outright disaster. With everything I've said, I can't see us coming back.