4
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50%
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2.9
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2.5
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2.5
|


The server was understandably a bit flustered by people arriving to our table at different times, and while she was very friendly about it, we were short several cutlery settings and coffees for a significant portion of the meal.


Jesse ordered a Ruben sandwich, which he said was one of the first good Rubens he has had in town; he also had Melissa’s eggs (scrambled), since she eats potatoes and toast for breakfast?
Melissa had the no-meat special, but gave her eggs to Jesse. She was especially excited about her whole-wheat toast, which was fresh from their in-house bakery.

Dave ordered the Waterloo County Breakfast (a standard meat special with Krug’s Farmer’s Sausage), but they forgot to bring the sausage, and when he finally got it, it wasn’t cooked through. This did not help his opinion of the restaurant, but at least they only charged him for a no-meat special.
It is pretty clear both why Angie’s has maintained its status in Waterloo and why its scores on various rating sites are poor - when the food and service are good, it’s great; when they’re bad, they screw up pretty spectacularly.
SCORECARD
Atmosphere
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Price
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Variety
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Taste
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Flexibility
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Service
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4
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3.5
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4.5
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3.75
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4
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3.5
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Cleanliness
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Special
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Flavour
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Courtesy
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4
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8.99
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4
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4
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Ambience
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Coffee
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Cook
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Speed
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4
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1.99
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3.5
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3
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Pancakes
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Coffee
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8.99 (for 2)
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3.5
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Plain Omelette
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Potatoes
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7.99 (0.99/item)
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4.5
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TOTAL SCORE: 3.75
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