[Nadia]

Hate to drag up a thread that looks like it died temporarily but during my browsing today I came across this and just had to post! Mom and I visited Kitchen Cravings about a month ago and it was excellent! I had my all time favorite, sausage biscuits and gravy, and Mom was naughty and had fresh fruit on a toasted roll smothered in chocolate! I forget what this creation was called but it was delicious, I snagged more than one bite. I admired the fresh, exotic fruit as well. Not your typical cocktail mix. Freshly prepared kiwi, mango and other exotic fruits. My biscuits were homemade, crumbly, just the way I like them. We had the pleasure of meeting the both of the owners when we told our server the pineapple lamp they had at the front desk was a famous fixture at Nadia's for years. Mom had quite an argument with the auctioneer for selling the lamp after she clearly told him not to! It was definately favored memorabilia. Well, seeing the lamp made us laugh at this point and when we told the owners the story they had a good chuckle with us. They were very friendly and welcoming. I enjoyed the decor, and the establishment was sparkling clean.

As far as the children running around screaming I feel that's the parent's fault. There is no such thing as bad children, it's bad parents. My daughter is seated, and remains seated when brought out to eat. If she does get restless and needs to stretch her legs, one of us follows her on her journey and usually takes her outside. She is very young and already knows the meaning of "indoor voice". When she accompanies us out to eat our main goal and focus is to keep her quiet, occupied, and content so as not to disturb others. If we have to take our meal/s to go we will, but firm and constant discipline that started at 6 months of age has prevented that so far. Some people's children control them, when it should be the other way around. There is a way to let your child know you are the boss without physical abuse, foul language, or threats. It is constant discipline. It gets tiring, it's frustrating, but it's the only tried and true method. If people can't control their kids, they should stay home with them. Just my .02