I know some are sick and tired of any discussion involving race, but the fact of the matter is I cannot in recent memory recall being treated as poorly and with as much bias as my wife and I were treated at this establishment. I observed a gentleman, who I assume was a manager or the owner, seating several tables with a kind and friendly demeanor. When he called us, as we got up to follow he literally left us behind and headed into the restaurant without even holding the door open. Not knowing where we were supposed to sit, we continued to follow. When he still did not acknowledge us, I asked to confirm if he’d called our name and he says “just sit anywhere.” So we sat at a dirty table. Immediately after this, the same gentleman seated another couple right next to us and this same gentleman proceeded to greet them, take them to their table, carry on a conversation, even made menu recommendations. I shouldn’t have been, but was in utter disbelief. I counted a minimum of 3-4 times he came to their table checking on them, carrying on and laughing, etc. Not once did he even speak to us. My words do not do this justice, you would have to have seen to believe how obvious his prejudice was. It’s too bad, because the food and our waitress were actually pretty good, but our interactions with the man totally soured our entire dining experience. As we were leaving, he was standing near the door and did not even acknowledge us or make any eye contact. As the door closed behind me, I heard him say a completely insincere “thank you.” I’m not one who only identifies by the color of my skin. That being said, I don’t expect special treatment…just EQUAL treatment. Had he bothered to be friendly, he might have found out I am a military veteran and a recent heart transplant survivor…just happy to be alive and out for a nice afternoon with his wife. I would not recommend this diner if this is how this gentleman would dare treat any customer, not just me.