This place is ignorant of ADA law regarding people with disabilities. I have a service dog (SD) for a non-visible disability and I had a horrible experience this past Saturday here. As soon as I walked in the door, all of the staff (about 3) immediately started talking to each other in very loud voices and called a manager over who very angerly demanded that I show her paperwork. I states "Ma'am he is my service dog trained to alert to my medical condition." She said, "No papers? You can't bring him." I tried to explain, that federal law does not require papers for service dogs, but she insisted, so I gave her a card explaining the service dog laws and advised her to contact the regional ADA office for further questions.She grudgingly gave us a seat, but it was in a far corner away from other customers, they brought us broken chips and super hot salsa. When I asked if they had mild salsa, the waiter sarcastically said "Sure." Our food was brought out very fast and was very tasty, however it was sort of tossed in front of us like we had the plague.During all of this, my SD was under control, well-behaved, and when we got our seat was lying down under the table and not in any customer or staff member's way. Prior to this incident we had been in this restaurant 3 times in 2024. My SD never behaved poorly or in a manner that would have given this business any reason to act this way towards me. The staff even had commented on how well behaved he was.I am providing photos of some of the Indiana Code regarding service dogs in hopes that management of this facility will see it and educate themselves and staff to keep this from happening to someone else.

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