Light Rail Cafe

My soror and I got together for brunch and to catch up. It's first come first serve so no reservations. When I arrived I parked on the street nearby. I walked into a small, cute restaurant. I found seats by the bar. Our bartender was Jermaine and he was cool. They had $3 mimosas so I started with that. For my entrée I got the grilled catfish with yellow rice and spinach. My friend ordered the seafood combo with penne. When everything came out it looked great. I dug in and the catfish was good. The rice and spinach were a little salty though. My friend enjoyed her meal. Gratuity was included and it only was about $25 a piece. All in all we had a good experience.

Called to place my order for pick-up … Hanger steak with grilled chicken, broccoli & yellow rice. I asked the woman in the phone to repeat my order back to me. She said it back to me incorrectly (kept saying yellow rice & red beans) I repeated it again and she got it wrong again. After the third time, she finally got it right. I added a Cesar wrap. I asked if it came with croutons & chicken and all the things a typical Cesar salad comes with. She replied , yes. & I added sweet potato fries. I picked up my order & went home. When I began to eat my wrap, I took a bite.. No chicken/croutons/shredded Parmesan cheese… just lettuce and Cesar dressing!!! I specifically asked if it came with all the dressings of a Cesar salad!! I called and to my disappointment the staff member was not helpful at all. Said no manager was available and she’d let the manager know later when she comes in. She didn’t ask for any info until I asked how they’d get in touch with me if she didn’t ask for my info… she scoffed and asked for my number. She didn’t know when the manager would be in. That was at 3pm. It is 10:26pm & I have yet to hear from them! I’m extremely disappointed & unsatisfied.

Good food but hard to find parking in the area. The staff are a bit pushy and cold at times, seem to think the customers are on “their” time. You can place an order to go as soon as you walk in the door if the young girl isn’t too busy on her cell phone. The bar looks fun but I wasn’t interested in staying because of the front end staff putting up that wall. A smile or a hello is all it takes