The Peppercorn on the Hill — Restaurant in Town of Harpersfield

On a family vacation and was so excited to eat dinner with the fam...Unfortunately, when one of us asked for a drink (that was posted on Facebook) the server had no idea what the drink was. We showed a picture of their Blended Sunset, frozen mango berry rum daiquiri, in a tall glass with an orange slice on the rim. The drink pictured had layers of mango and layers of berry. The server said that she didn't know how to make it. Not knowing how to make something is fine. We figured she would've asked someone for help. She comes out with what looks (and tastes like) a watered down mango slushy in a plastic cup. No berries and hardly any alcohol. We were charged $10 for the drink. Upon waiting for our food, we watched the person cooking our food walk out of the kitchen, hair unkept, a tank top, and pajama pants (halfway down his rear). A little while later, the waitress brings our food out and before handing our food to us she touches our food. This is also after coughing into her hands while taking our order. This is one of the very few places to eat in town and this was such an unprofessional and unsanitary place to be. The food itself was pretty good, but if the people working there would've had more pride in their servi ce and their appearance while cooking food for other people, it...

Terrible service.. extremely unprofessional staff in both appearance and professionalism. Waitress coughing in her hands, borderline rude when answering questions regarding the ingredients included on the food, unwillingness to make a drink on the menu because she forgot how to make it (been on the menu for 11 days) kitchen was a revolving door of people who of which we could not tell the difference between employee or customer due to the fact that one server wore pajama pants and a tank top coming in and out of the kitchen without a hairnet or hat, as well as an “employee” being delivered to the “restaurant” by a wannabe biker carrying her like a baby to serve a table for about 10 minutes to then leave again, others sitting outside eating a meal to then take a break walk back into the kitchen to bring out food then return to the table to eat again, please do not get this place confused with a restaurant.. this is a bar with bar etiquette and bar like attire.. this all being said the food was actually very good minus the drink that was made using “ he only ingredients they had”, the outside area on the deck was actually quite peaceful as well minus of course the waitress who was loud and...

The servers work ethic was lacking. When asked what came on/with food, i.e. a Loaded hotdog, she ansered,"you know, all the fixings". That staff was severly underdressed. The waitress was also coughing frequently and then handled our tables food. There was a man wearing pajama pants and a tank top walking in and out of the kitchen throughout our stay. The only redeeming thing about this visit, was the food was pretty good and came out fast. I would order again, but only...