“Have been working around the Alexandria area for a while and was having a hard time finding a decent place to stop and grab lunch. Heard about this place and decided to stop by and give this a try. Really neat place clean and the staff was super friendly and helpful. Food was fresh and made well and you can't tell if wasn't heated up from frozen. Great place strongly recommend stopping by for some coffee, pie or a wrap. Will definitely be coming by more frequently.“
“I attended a training session here. Tables were placed to provide good social distancing and masks were required by the vendor. We couldn't keep any doors open but ventilation seemed sufficient for the 2 hour session. The facility itself is small but nice. It was clean except the corner under the bathroom hand dryer and the back of the toilet seat. They needed some scrubbing.I SO wish people understood to ALWAYS keep their mask on OVER THEIR NOSE AND THEIR MOUTH. ALL THE TIME WHILE WITH OR POTENTIALLY WITH PEOPLE. The nose and mouth are connected. Keep BOTH covered. Does no good otherwise. Put the mask on then LEAVE IT ALONE. HANDS OFF the face part of the mask. Resist fiddling with it. Touching the face covering of the mask contaminates your hands. Manipulate the mask only by the ear pieces. Sanitize your hands and any area you touched immediately if you forget.Practice wearing a mask at home. Talk while you have it on to learn what your mask does when you wear it and go about daily tasks. Practice so you're not surprised to find that the mask moves. It's an art. I've been a nurse 45 years and had plenty of mask time. Try to accept them as a helpful part of staying safe. Look at it as a friend not an enemy.Touching the face covering of the mask is like taking a kleenex, coughing into it and blowing your nose in it then using it to wipe down the table and everything around yourself. Puleeze! Like the song says: THINK! What you're trying to do to me!“