My best friend and I visit this diner every week for lunch and normally sit with a wonderful server named Karen. Top notch service. My husband and I go also with another married couple for dinner sometimes with our children too. So it is needless to say we spend a lot of money here. This past weekend my best friend and I went at 1:30pm and had an appetizer and later two entrees that were both open faced so a little more difficult to eat. Little did we know we were punching a clock. We ordered desserts at 3pm. As our server Ivan who is extremely nice and accommodating is about to place down our desserts, a very rude and disrespectful manager named Toni came to our table and told us that we have overstayed our 90 minute time limit. Again, we didn’t realize we were punching a clock. There was no wait when we got there so we never had our names down with a time that we came in so As to suppose someone could mark the “time seated”. My suggestion to Toni is either inform people when you seat them so they can make the decision if they want to stay or possibly put a 90 minute countdown timer on each table so diners can play “beat the clock”. What an enjoyable dining experience. All kidding aside because we were SO embarrassed. She was extremely rude and degrading and other customers heard her and to be honest the people across from us in a booth of 4 came in at the same time. She didn’t say anything to them. I guess our $60 wasn’t as much as their table. There were so many empty tables when this happened so my best friend and I were just flabbergasted. Other people who heard her were looking around at the empty tables and looked back at us and shrugged in confusion. She left immediately after scolding us like we were school children. It was the exact time her shift ended. She just couldn’t let it go and make our dining experience a pleasant one. We spoke to the next manager a nice gentleman who was very kind and apologized for her and said he would personally speak to her and the owner about this. It is a shame because the food is very good and the desserts are to die for but to have the feeling of being constantly watched and timed ruins the experience for anyone wanting to frequent the establishment. There are plenty of other places/diners in the area we can go to where our presence will be welcome and our money will be accepted without punching a clock. I am attaching photos of what the place looked like because she said “it was busy and we were taking up a table”. (As shown in the pictures she should have been highly embarrassed to say one word to us. Normally a manager comes over to ask if everything is alright..nope not Timekeeper Toni) Shame on you Toni. You just lost the diner my best friend, me and my husband, our children, and our married couple friends. With Covid going on now that is considered a great loss.