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Kansas City Barbeque
We wet the the KCB for my birthday. We got horrible service. The waitress kept taping her pen on the table to hurry ups up. She never once came back to see if everything was alright. The table was not stocked properly. Two of the waitresses were saying something to each other in a Negatige manner. Our waitress did not come back once to see if everything was alright. And no there werever very few people outside. We weren't going to leave a tip, but I said at least leave a dollar. As we started to walk away a man said the waitress wanted to speak to my wife. So she thought something was not signed right. It turned out that she called her back to see why there was not tip. My wife explaied to here what she did wrong, because she did nothing right. The food...it was a 4 on the scale of one to ten. I had ribs my favorite. Sorry kcb you let me down:(— October 4, 2010 11:44 a.m.