Jeremy Beck

When we walked in at 730 we were told simply "we close at 8" I said great, it's only 730. The employee simply ignored us, as we stood at the door with a bit of confusion. Finally I asked her if she told us that because she wanted us to order quickly so we could eat and be gone by 8, or if she really meant they close at 7 and didn't want is there at all. She repeated they close at 8, and she wouldn't seat us. So we left and went to another place that "closes at 8", and was more than happy to seat us, feed us and take our money.

If you close at 7, fine, but don't tell us you close at 8, when you really close at 7.

Visited twice. The first time was ok, but it did feel like they were more in for the money than anything else. The second time, literally the first ten minutes of the service was talking about how they have 10 million dollars to make more seating, a bigger stage, etc. That's fine, as long as in that time you also tell us what you're doing for the community. Not a single word about that. They just asked for more money so they can get more people in, which in turn brings more money, which then gives more material things for the church and its six other churches in the area. It was extremely off putting to hear them tell us how much money they have, yet not a word about how they are going to put it to use in the community. I'll give my money to one of the other churches in town that opens almost every sermon talking about how they are serving the community this week.