This review is about two months late, but better late then never. I’m a local business woman in the Riverhead area “Construction corporation” so I have absolutely no axe to grind with these folks, but I’m here to talk about the lousy treatment my Husband and I received at this establishment. We have eaten here several times, along with me taking clients here for breakfast and had never had an issue up until our last visit. The Meals where what was to be expected from a diner, nothing out of ordinary. Upon entry we were directed to a booth that had just been cleaned, whipped down with a wet rag. The table was soaking wet when I sat down, so I took the napkin left with the clean knife and folk and wiped the table dry as I felt it was nasty to place my elbows on this wet table. When the waitress came over to us, I had mentioned what I had found and said to her I used my napkin to dry the table and you would have thought she would give me a new napkin. She shrugged her shoulders and said “Oh they just cleaned the table” are you ready to order? I would have expected her to have handed me a new napkin when I clearly informed her of an issue? Never a reply, never an apology, nothing. So I just went to an empty table and removed the napkin from another setting. She brings us coffee, takes our order, the food arrives and we never see her again until she drops the check on the table. No refills of coffee, no stopping by our table to ask is everything OK? Maybe she was having a bad day, maybe she don’t like her job, maybe she don’t realize that we the customer don’t come into a restaurant to wipe tables down, and get treated like we are not important. This is how we felt, so I picked up the check, and left a single penny on the table, walked over to the cashier and informed her that I had just left a penny on the table as that was what her service was worth, and that in all my years of dining out, we have never left anything other than a great tip, but there is always a first time. Their uncaring, unconcerned attitude has earned them the loss of my business. As small as it may seem, word does get around in our small town. They should know, this one undesirable simple to correct incident has cost them my business.