The choice — Restaurant in Gadsden

Stood at front door was unsure if I should seat myself or wait. After several minutes of waiting I approached the register and asked if I should seat myself and the employee stated sorry about that yes seat yourself. I did so.

I chose a table sat down and began to open my ipad to document work activities. No one came to my table.

As I sat there for several more minutes approx four to five families entered and sat down, then several people entered as it was nearly lunch time.

The employees promptly began attending to all of the customers who entered long after I did, I never even was asked what I wanted to drink or was brought a menu.

I believe it's because I'm large bearded man with sleeve tattoos.

All the employees were of a later generation of myself, old enough to be my parent as I'm almost 50.

It's fine and expected culturally to have this type of behavior surface from a generation that likely do not accept what is accepted today my many.

I cannot comment on the quality of the food, simply because I wasn't offered any.

This time, it cost you a large tip and a review from a neglected possible customer with over 2,000,000 Google food reviews.

Good luck...

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