Previous to tonight, I had only been to Mo's Irish Pub for Drinks. After work this evening my boyfriend and I decided to have dinner there. I am of African descent ( I'm a black woman). Our server was also of African descent. Our server didn't seem very interested in serving us. In my opinion, her attitude suggested that she didn't really want to deal with us. We placed our order and waited over 40 minutes for our food. While waiting for our small order, I witnessed her communicating and helping other guests that happen to be of European descent (White) with ease and a pleasant attitude. The server walked past us several times without speaking or acknowledgment of the fact that we had been waiting for our food for a long time. When she finally brought the food out, it was cold. I could tell it had been sitting for a while before we received our order. I witnessed her helping everyone but us, and not once did she stop to go to the kitchen to check the status of our order. I could be wrong, but in my opinion, because we were black, she didn't feel a need to give us adequate service. I have experienced this behavior before. In my opinion, black people often get misjudged when entering establishments. There is an assumption that we will be difficult or "ghetto." There is a stigma that suggest black people don't tip their servers. Because of these preconceived thoughts of us, we received crappie and unfair treatment. I am very shy, and I don't like to make a fuss because I don't like being labeled difficult. I wasn't going to say anything, but I made a decision to complain about the cold food we received. We ended up getting the order for free. I was still very upset by being treated that way by someone of African descent. I still left her a tip anyway, simply to prove to her that not all black people are loud and ghetto, and we do tip our servers.