I ended up in this restaurant's one of two driveways when my accelerator suddenly gave out on my 3/4 ton truck on my way to pick up my husband at the airport arriving from Afghanistan after being gone 1 year. As I waited for a tow in addition to a nice local who was coming back with chains to pull me out of the driveway I sat on the porch at Rebecca's Kitchen (after I called a friend to pick husband up of course ) the owner proceeded to exit her restaurant and on the porch commence to raising her voice frantic at me shouting such demands as "You can't leave your truck blocking my driveway!" "Your interfering with my business!" "I'm going to have to have it towed, lunch hour will be starting soon!" Standing up I said "Lady, after 10 years of marriage I have never been late picking up my husband when he is deployed, do you really think I want to be stuck in your driveway at any time? I got someone on the way to move my truck, I'm not paying your wrecker driver." We went back and forth and it ended in her being very nice as she realized her faux paux. She treated me like I was some dumb chic in a mini skirt and when she realized that was for my husband's benefit she got in line. Had the food once a long time ago, it was not good. I will not spend our hard earned money at Rebecca's Kitchen nor will I eat there if they paid me. Talk about make a stressful situation 10 times worse. Remember, Rebecca's Kitchen has two driveways. Any business who is anyway affiliated with the owners of Rebecca's Kitchen will not obtain our business as well.
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