I'd never heard of this place. We took the car to the mechanic right next door and had a few hours to kill before the car was ready. Becky and I spotted this restaurant in a nearly-deserted strip mall off Old Pineville.\n\nWe walk in for breakfast and find it to be one of those generic American food breakfast restaurants you find all over town. The sign outside said they only serve breakfast and lunch but we were there for breakfast.\n\nSaturday morning at 10AM and we were the only people in the restaurant. The waitress, whose name was probably Betty Lou or Bobbi Jo (and sounded like it), was the biggest ray of sunshine in the otherwise desolate place. She was very nice and attentive. She engaged in lively conversation and was all peppy and shit. I was kinda hung over so I just wanted by breakfast.\n\nThe only other people there were the Asian owners who were taking down their very Eastern Christmas decorations.\n\nThe menu is your typical American breakfast food fare; pancakes, waffles, grits, biscuits, eggs, all sorts of hog parts and whatnot. I ordered a standard egg, pancake and bacon plate and a sausage biscuit on the site. The food was good, nothing exciting, except for the country ham... which tasted like I'd just popped a gram of salt in my mouth, but Becky likes it.\n\nThe biggest gripe was how long it took for our freakin' food to arrive. It took roughly about 20 minutes for us to get our food. I assumed the Asian man was too busy taking down the Xmas decorations and hadn't even started the pancake batter that morning.\n\nOn our way out there was a funny side on the register that said, \"Do you want to talk to the man in charge, or the woman who knows what is going on\". That sign alone gave them the third star.\n\nThat's it... pretty generic stuff.