"My girlfriend and I took her granddaughter and her granddaughters brother to this restaurant after spending a day on a farm petting animals, going for a the hayride, etc. That means two adults, a 14-year-old boy with a big appetite, and an almost two year old girl. We ordered just under $40 worth of food. I personally ordered the root beer with my meal. I specified original root beer in a frosty mug. The teenager ordered a root beer float, which also happens to come in a frosty mug. When I ordered the kids meal, I neglected to specify the drink.After we chose a table and waited a few minutes, I went up to the counter and asked about the kids meal and more specifically, what drink the slip said was coming with it since I forgot to specify. They said if nobody specifies, it 's always going to be root beer. I asked the gentleman if they could switch that to milk for me and he said that would be just fine, that they would do that. I went back to the table and we all were sitting around chatting about the day for a couple minutes, then the food came out.All the sandwiches were correct (and delicious! and the kids meal food was correct as well. However, the two frosty mugs that came out were both root beer floats. Now I enjoy the root beer floats for sure, but I ordered root beer because I like having just soda with my meal. Even so, I had no intentions of making a fuss about it because I 'm just not that kind of person. Nevertheless, I did ask about the charge at least because I know that the root beer float would cost more. I wasn 't going to worry about it because even if they did overcharge, that is if they did charge for the float, I got a float and so the right amount of money was paid for what we actually received, regardless of what I actually ordered. After they brought a root beer out for the little one, I asked them about the milk because it was a different person than I had talked to previously regarding that matter. She apologized and said she 'd fix it, then walked away.A minute later or so, she returned, along with a manger. They brought a fresh root beer for me (even though I told her the float is ok, I 'll still drink it , a cup of milk, and an extra french fry. I mean an order of fries (can you imagine them bringing a single fry? I would have genuinely laughed, probably hysterically, and accepted it! ?? Oh yeah, and if that weren 't enough, the manager also gave me 72 cents to cover the difference in price between the root beer and the float! I was incredibly grateful, of course, but as I said before, I was also content with what I received.The manager again apologized for the errors. I told her it 's totally fine, none of them were earth shattering and we were ok with it. The milk was my only must have as far as corrections go because I 'm not giving soda to a toddler. I also thanked her profusely. I repeated my contentment with the root beer float. She said to keep it and the root beer, stating that refills are free and anything I don 't finish can be poured into a to go cup so I don 't waste or lose any.Both the manager and the young lady who delivered our order in the first place were so kind, accommodating, and seemed to genuinely care about the customer experience. As a long time employee of many customer service jobs myself, I believe I can usually tell the difference between the fake customer service smile and the genuine desire to provide good service. They were both genuine as far as I could tell. My only regret is not getting their names so I could properly acknowledge their exemplary service and care.In addition, all the food was excellent! Fries were fresh, burger was hot and fresh and tasted amazing and everyone in my group agrees. Overall, it was an excellent, amazingly delightful experience! ???Kid-friendliness: They have high chairs and booster seats for the little customers. They also have an entire menu of kids meals. I 'm not sure if this applies to all of them, but the chicken tenders kids meal came with a coupon for a free scoo"
