http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3009556.stm
Staff are happy to help customers learn sign-language basics
Anyone still unable to order can always point or write it down, but most customers seem to enjoy the challenge, and the waiting staff are happy to teach anyone who wants to learn.
Valerie has worked at the cafe since it opened earlier this month.
She is profoundly deaf, but uses a mixture of lip-reading and sign language to take customers' orders.
She says she is enjoying the job, and that most people who come do try to express themselves in sign language even if they are not deaf.
Staff are happy to help customers learn sign-language basics
Anyone still unable to order can always point or write it down, but most customers seem to enjoy the challenge, and the waiting staff are happy to teach anyone who wants to learn.
Valerie has worked at the cafe since it opened earlier this month.
She is profoundly deaf, but uses a mixture of lip-reading and sign language to take customers' orders.
She says she is enjoying the job, and that most people who come do try to express themselves in sign language even if they are not deaf.
! Yeah....there's one other town called Melbourne in Florida whilst there's the capital, Melbourne of Victoria in Australia. 
