Assuming that the bartender does not under or over cook it

Imported (or not) beer in a bottle is not a good example of YC fare.  The YC only serves it - no preparation except refrigeration is needed.

I can deal easily with poor service, but when the food is not to ones liking, time after time, one doesn't have any desire to return.  I spoke to the YC manager the last time I was there about a problem and would not hesitate to tell him about any problem or complement.

I remember being able to get a tuna salad sandwich, a BLT, or a chicken salad sandwich at the pool bar for lunch after swimming for the morning.  Simple fare is no longer available.  As I get older (not old) my system can't handle some spices or methods of preparation of the food available.  So I must go to restaurants where I can order the items I can eat. 

I would be hard pressed to spend $84 for coffee or iced tea.  I spent $15.00 (including tip) at the YC a few weeks ago for a lunch of shrimp tempura, a small salad, and iced tea?

Yesterday I took my grandson, Alex, to breakfast in PA at the Cracker Barrel and spent $22 (including tip) for two orders of pancakes, side of scrambled eggs (for Alex), a coke, and coffee.  I got more food at less cost than at the YC.

Gail