Matilda’s at Fresh Pond

First, let me note: There is no obvious reason why this place is even remotely attached to the Matilda’s in Watertown (formerly in Belmont).
«Matilda’s at Fresh Pond» is really just the Fresh Pond Golf Course snack bar. That being said, this place is TERRIBLE… unbelievably awful.
In October, I went to «Matilda’s at Fresh Pond» with a few friends before playing a round of golf. As we walked in, we could see there was only one person «working» (understaffed).
The menu was hanging on the wall somewhere, and mind you the menu has very, very few items-​hotdogs, burgers, fries, MAYBE a few other things? The person working would go to the register, take one persons order, go cook it (yes, prepared a burger from start to finish while there were at least 4 others waiting in line), take another order… realize she forgot to ring up person 1, finish order 2… (repeat this cycle about 4 times). Oh… and after 2 orders of french fries, they RAN out! After 2 orders?!? How many orders were you prepared to sell? 2?!? Further, after 2 – 3 burger orders… she ran out of buns and started using sub rolls. She must have ran out of pickles too, because she started slicing an already small pickle into minuscule spears to make it so each order could have a sliver.
Then…she ran out of cheese for cheeseburgers… are you kidding me? Mind you, I was still waiting in line to order as my friends were eating (since, as I previously mentioned, she would complete an order before taking the next, instead of doing a batch). After standing for about 15 minutes I was so fed up (I was not FED at all), I decided I would rather just get some garbage from two of the (ancient) vending machines in the eating area.
About the vending machines…(this part is just ridiculous)…in the machines were identical inventory to what was available adjacent to the vending machines on racks/​clips or cooler for customers to buy. However… the price for an identical item (it might’ve been a can of coke or something similar, I don’t remember) was 25 or 50 cents cheaper in the vending machine than it was on the racks or cooler. What, are you serious? If you plan on, strange as it is, selling mostly the same stuff outside of the vending machine as you have inside the vending machine, make sure there are no price discrepancies. Sure, people could say «well the vending machine may be filled by an independent vendor who controls the price»…no, not this one… it was clear it was an owned machine, maintained on site (Why? Because there was barely anything in it, and it was very randomly filled, with lots of empty space).
I don’t know if the following is legal: this place had, for sale, many items (chips, candy, bottled drinks) that were labeled with the «not packaged for individual sale/​resale». Umm, you’re a business, shouldn’t you have a more cost effective way of buying your inventory than going to Shaw’s or Stop & Shop for your snacks?.. weird.
During the entire time (must have been 45 min. to an hour) we were in «Matilda’s», we couldn’t stop laughing as this place continued to out-​do itself in failures. My friend even tripped and spilled his whole platter after he took it from the counter, and the lady working there 1) didn’t acknowledge what had happened for at least 10 minutes… then 2) didn’t clean it up from the floor for another 15 minutes.
I’m sure i’m leaving out a lot of details, but this is the gist of what unfolded.
This place needs to go.