Went to the Sunny Street Café in Wildwood, MO for the first time today and will never go back. Very confusing situation where upon entering the café, we were told it was a 10-25 minute wait (just before 10 am on Sunday, which would not be unexpected). Granted there were 6 of us, but there were a number of open tables that did not warrant a wait, including a large one that could accommodate our group. We asked about outside as all tables were open and they indicated we could sit there with no wait, which is what we said we would do. Well, after waiting 10 minutes longer, they decided to sit us inside at the big table which was open from the moment we came in. No big deal to this point, but from the time we sat down at the table until the time we were even acknowledged it was 20 more minutes (which I timed using my phone’s stopwatch). Not only did it take that long, but I had to ask the hostess if anyone even knew we were here. We were finally greeted by a very nice waitress who started to take care of us. Since our family has dairy and gluten allergies, we asked if they could cook the food with oil or a spray as opposed to butter. Apparently, everything is cooked with butter, no exceptions and they have no separate pans for cooking eggs without butter. To be honest, serves us right for not calling ahead and asking about the allergies. However, the people there have no clue about allergies and even how to respond to basic questions that every other breakfast restaurant we have been to in the St. Louis area always easily answers. To me this appears to be a case of a business run by people who do not know how to run a business. Took forever to get seated, clueless hostess and servers not even realizing no one was waiting on us for 20 minutes until I said something, and even more clueless about allergies. Most new places know about allergies and I know they cannot always accommodate. As such, don’t waste your time there.