Village Cafe — Restaurant in Dartmouth

Went today to enjoy breakfast with family and the servers looked at us 3 times standing at the entrance waiting to be seated and ignored us. We did see the sign that said wait to be seated, but after being ignored we thought it was seat our selves. Then one of the employees come up and says this table is dirty and we were suppose to wait to be seated, in a smug attitude. She said there is a huge sign right there, we responded with, no one was acknowledging us so we thought it was seat yourselves. She then responded with, no one probably saw you, and we did not keep our mouths shut, and responded with you guys definitely looked at us a few times, she then responded well either way your server will be with you for a drink order. After the the drink order we left because we were so turned off by the experience. This is not the first we had been there but it is the first time we had been treated like that, and it is also the first time we had ever seen these two servers. Friday morning 26th of...

The food wasn't good. My friend's omelet was soggy, the hashbrowns had no flavor and my toast was burnt. There was no wait which was nice. The waiter we had was so rude! She sat us down, gave us our coffee and one minute later asked if we were ready to order. I said not yet and when she came back to ask us to order we hadn't decided and she rolled her eyes at us and said put your menus down when your ready. We ate and when we left I asked another waiter if I could speak to the manager and was told she is really busy, so I told that waiter about how rude the other waiter was and to pass the message to the manager and how I'd never come here again. I have been to many restaurants and the waiter has politely just said no problem just let me know when your...

Poor service. Waitress had the personality of a turnip . 20 minutes after ordering my wife was informed they didn't have anymore of the cacoila she originally ordered. She chose a grilled cheese with tomato in it's place. She received a burned grilled cheese yet the kraft singles weren't melted at all. The eggs Benedict i ordered came with home fries which i can only describe as dyed orange raw potatos that were lightly microwaved and dumped on a plate. The hollandise sauce was essentially butter and cream with nice flecks of curdled milk on the surface. Village idiot Cafe would be a more fitting name for...