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This is a local frequent spot for most Chinese people. The other favorites in the area are Imperial Garden and Little Chinatown. Parking here is limited. Service is decent, but could be better. Environment is older and dated, but has that Chinese Restaurant feel. The dishes are good and you can order from the dim sum menu. They have a lunch buffet as well. | 34 stars |
I've been here several times over the years, last time being May '18. Always very great breakfast food, generous servings, great coffee and good service. Even when it is crowded, the staff is efficient & friendly and the wait time far a seats isn't bad. | 34 stars |
Best crepes in Tucson! I haven't had a crepe here I didn't like. They're made fresh, so it may take a bit longer to get your food than your average diner, but they have board and card games to play at your table while you wait. The restaurant is small (20 tables or so) but usually isn't too busy and I've never had to wait for a table, even on a Sunday. I highly recommend! | 45 stars |
The service was very good tonight with server Jason. He was attentive, and super polite. He didn't make us feel any pressure at all.
Not too loud and not too much crowd on this dreary Friday night.
The green beans were a bit undercooked, thus tasting like celery. They needed some seasoning or something to make them special.
The fish and chips is what I got as my course. It was OK, but didn't really stand out in my head and I have enjoyed it more other places.
The coconut shrimp was good, but the plain shrimp was bland. You need to ask for the sauces on the side.
The Caesar salad, ask for light on the dressing unless you want your lettuce drowning. :)
Fries weren't very fried.
Overall, it was an OK meal! | 23 stars |
Incredible service! We showed up with a party of 11, all gluten-free. The cashier was knowledgeable about their gluten-free menu and very patient with us. The gentleman who brought out our food was cheerful and checked back to make sure we were happy with the food. At every step, the staff went out of their way to let us know that they were taking our gluten-free request seriously. I've rarely eaten at a "fast food" establishment staffed by so many friendly people. Oh yeah, the food was great too, and they had gluten-free soy sauce | 45 stars |
Have to say, Carl S, this place is not in a closed down Burger King. Not sure where you went, but it must of had been bad. This place is in a small strip mall. No, stomach issues here. I love this place is all I can say. | 45 stars |
I would recommend this dentist to anyone in the area looking for kind, dependable and compassionate care. Dr. Kopanja has been my dentist going on 8 years now and she is the best! Her staff is really welcoming and accommodating and they explain what's going on when they do it. Love my dentist!! | 45 stars |
In town for the day and wanted to relax with a cold beer and an easy lunch. Found positive reviews and here I am. Candy Short rib grilled cheese with pickled veg was outstanding. Each flavor played off the other. Draft beer from The Depot and I'm glad I stopped. Kelly provided great service and was professional. | 34 stars |
Located in Providence Town Center, I first stopped in this Pet Smart 3 and half year ago when I was walking around the shopping centers stores and I wanted to look for some food/toys for my cat. I've never tried any of the services they offer (I live a bit too far for that and my cat hates car rides), but it isn't a bad store as far as products go. I'd stop by again if I was in the area and I was shopping for my cat! | 23 stars |
I had low expectations for this location after having eaten at the one on Prince a few times. Even after lowering my expectations I was still disappointed.
First, what did I like? The drinks here are AMAZING. The margaritas are STRONG though so make sure you have a DD handy or be committed to staying at the restaurant for awhile to get over your buzz. The atmosphere is nice and the seating isn't too crowded in the dining room. If you're headed to this restaurant for happy hour, make sure you give yourself extra time to find parking because the lot can get crowded.
The table side salsa is also great! They ask you whether or not you want mild or spicy which is nice. We ordered spicier salsa and requested cilantro in ours and it was 10/10. The chips were also delicious. No tiny broken ones at the bottom of the bowl in sight!
On to the disappointments. The food... the most important part... was absolutely tasteless. I had carnitas and my friend had beef and neither of our meals was seasoned! When you cook meat, you have to season it people to get any flavor! Never mind that the sauce covering it was good... underneath it all there was nothing but disappointment. My burrito was also fried and somehow the FRIED TORTILLA was soggy! The beans and rice were average, nothing to write home about.
The only thing saving this place from two stars from me are its delicious salsa and margaritas. Will I return? Maybe! But just for drinks. Having lived in border towns my entire life, I can find better Mexican food elsewhere and don't need to settle for anything other than amazing. | 23 stars |
Amazing service and delicious food
Pino's Cafe was introduced to me by my brother and I can't say that I have any complaints, although the item that had me hooked was their coffee and "tostadas con queso", I honestly recommend it; overall their service and excellent first impression has made me a faithful weekly guest. | 45 stars |
If I could give no stars, I would. Here's what happened and a nearly verbatim copy of what I sent Budget's corporate customer service:
I booked my reservation via SouthWest when I booked a flight. That process went smoothly; however, upon arrival at the Philadelphia Airport at 2am on 22 June, I went to Area 2, which is listed on several sites as the shuttle pickup area. It has also been the pickup area in the past (I haven't traveled to PHL in almost two years). I waited for a while and then called the number on the website; the representative repeated to me what is listed there -- at that time of morning, the shuttle runs only every 15-30 minutes and she asked me to be patient. I waited about 25 minutes more and called a second time. The representative told me that 1) there was only one shuttle so round-trip could take as much as an hour and 2) if I didn't see it soon to call back so a rep at the reservation line could call directly to the Budget offices on-site. I waited and no shuttle. I called a third time and firstly, the representative called me 'sir' (I am female) and gave me the same information again about the 15-30 minute turn-around. I waited for nearly two hours and called a fourth time; at this instance, I asked for some sort of recompense since I had been traveling for 14 hours and still had to drive another hour once I picked up the car -- I asked for either a free upgrade or a free tank of gas for my inconvenience. The rep transferred me to a manager, who at that point indicated something about maybe I was in the wrong area, that pick-ups were at Area 9. Not once in the previous three calls did anyone suggest that I was in the wrong area. There is no clear signage to indicate where Area 9 was. A nice gentleman who was cleaning the airport pointed me to Area 9. It took so long for the shuttle to get back around that the Hertz driver asked if I needed assistance because she'd passed me so many times. Finally, the shuttle appeared. The driver was wonderful. However, upon arrival at the Budget office, the young lady behind the counter had a very poor customer service attitude. She told me at that time when I presented my ID and debit card that they would need to run my credit via Experian and if the score wasn't at their threshold, she would not be able to rent me a car. That information was horrifying to hear after standing at the wrong place to catch a shuttle and after traveling 14 hours. I made a comment about that and rather than explaining anything to me, she told me I could speak to the manager, which I did. He apologized and after asking me where I'd made my reservation, let me know that he was very sorry but that I could likely get a car from National, Hertz, or Enterprise. I asked if he could call them for me as now I'd need to get to one of their offices. He said he could not but presented me with a list of their phone numbers. Every other rental facility listed had 'no debit' printed under the phone number. When I questioned it, the Budget manager indicated that yes, the paper had that but he knew for sure that those three companies took debit as he'd sent other people there. He informed me that I could walk through the opening in the fence to get to Avis and their shuttle would drop me at one of the other rental facilities. I was tired and didn't question it. I got on the Avis shuttle and was told by the driver that he couldn't take me to the other lots but he could drop me at Area 9 to wait for the Enterprise shuttle. I was back where I started. Fortunately, no money was exchanged with Budget and I was able to reserve a car online with Enterprise, I got to their offices and was provided with prompt, friendly service. As a SouthWest customer, I had to provide minimal credentials to pay with my debit card -- which, I might add, are guaranteed funds from the bank. If there isn't enough to cover the cost, the charge won't go through. Anyway, I reached my end destination at about 5am, nearly two hours later than I should have.
Never. Again. | 01 star |
Besides valet crashing a Range Rover into my Mercedes, all around worst dining experience I've ever had. We went for my grandmothers 80th birthday. I asked the hostess to speak to a manager about the accident in the parking lot & she (the hostess NOT the manager) came back to me and said "we just hired the company & have nothing to do with them". The manager would not talk to me.
Ummmm I'm pretty sure since your restaurant hired the company AND it happened on your property you do have the proof of the liability insurance for the valet company.
Horrible experience!
The server was very unprofessional & seemed to be irritated that he had to wait on a party of 13. The food was way over priced & not that good. I ordered the chicken parm with spaghetti. Comparable to Olive Garden. Needless to say we will not be back. | 01 star |
meh, don't really know what all the fuss is about. I heard Angelina and Brad often come here, so I had to try it. Plus my cousins from NOLA frequent Angeli's as well.
We came here at about 10PM on a weekday and were promptly seated (luckily there was no wait at the time). The doors remain open, so there were many flies buzzing around, unfortunately. We ordered 2 sandwiches with the ever-so-popular pasta salad and the pesto pasta without chicken.
Sandwiches (~$7/each)- big, tasty, and well worth the price
Pasta Salad (otinni pasta, red onions, mushrooms, olives tossed in a balsamic base)- not as great as everyone says; it reminded me of pasta from a salad bar in Whole Foods and missed my expectations from fellow yelpers
Pesto Pasta (pesto with sundried tomatoes, kalamata olives, and rotini pasta for $11)- generous portion, but something in it that was very chewy that I had to take out of my mouth after each bite... I believe it was aged bamboo shoots =(
Our server was friendly, but the service was slow because he was the only one waiting on 6 or 7 tables.
(+) open late until 2AM on Sun-Thurs, 4AM Fri + Sat, great value on the sandwiches
(-) slow service, flies, crowded, street parking | 23 stars |
I just had an amazing massage from Yev! I was so relaxed during the massage I found myself fading in and out of this plane. My diaphragm feels more open and I am able to breathe better! Thank you Yev for the amazing bodywork, I will be back bi-monthly!! | 45 stars |
I really liked this place! In the middle of nowhere, it is unexpectedly classy and awesome! Tons of beers, cool cocktails. Ambiance is perfect. Cozy with great lighting. Menu had great selection as I'm vegan. Would recommend. | 45 stars |
Pet friendly motel convenient to various restaurants. The shower has good pressure and hot water. Negatives include: the floor needed mopping, room was small and there were only 2 towels that were thin and rough. | 12 stars |
I go upstairs to TOPs on weekends (owned by McGlinchey's)because it's not so full of penn boys looking for cheap drinks and making fun of hipsters.
In general I don't mind McGlinchey's the jukebox is a little contrived, and I wish they'd give you bigger glasses for mixed drinks but it's an ok place to be.
I want to address the comments about the smoking ban: This place has an exemption because they don't serve enough food. They also aren't open on Sundays because of this license. | 34 stars |
This place is ruthless. I'm a fan of their downtown location but definitely not here. Their employee need a 101 guide on customer service. I had a misunderstanding on my order over the app and she had the biggest attitude leaving me baffled as to why I even called for verification of my order in the first place. I suggest don't put someone who is not willing to answer customer's concerns or question on the front line or even close to the phone. The lady had no manners!
This is a review on their customer service. | 01 star |
Came on a Saturday night with a large party and was told a 2 hour wait. They are a very busy place!! We went down to the beach and had some drinks until it was our turn for dinner. (You can also order food at the beach but is an abbreviated menu and we wanted the full menu). So two hours came and went and we went to check on the status and were told 2 more hours wait. Well sorry that wasn't going to work for me, double the wait time we were told. So I asked to talk to a manager since our party patiently waited 2 hours. All was solved when they offered our party the private room that is usually rented out! We got to all dine in the private room for free which I really appreciated! After that the food and drinks were amazing! I don't remember what I had to drink but I had the quesadilla and mussel appetizers, they were good and everyone else was also satisfied with their food. Thank you for accommodating us! | 45 stars |
Went there a while ago and it was okay. The service was okay nothing that really stuck out for me. The food was okay too, I got the chicken it was nice but I haven't been back since. Overall it was an okay place to eat but nothing that I will go back to. | 23 stars |
Absolutely delicious. Four of us shared fried yucca, chicken chicharonns, fried pork chops, beef milanese, lamb shanks, lentil soup and fried plantains for dessert. Everything was cooked perfectly, seasoned nicely and thw portion sizes were spot on. Great place for Cuban cuisine in a casual and friendly atmosphere. | 45 stars |
Fantastic beer selection, great food, nice atmosphere, but also a painful victim of the Rittenhouse-yuppie overflow syndrome. I recommend going here on off-days to fully enjoy the experience, but then again I hate people so don't take my word for it. | 34 stars |
When I get a haircut I do not care for a hot towel, a massage, or to watch sports. I want to be able to tell them what I need (banker's haircut) and not have to point at a picture for them to figure it out. They cut your hair very well, trim you eyebrows,etc. They are very nice and you are in and out for a reasonable price. Maybe this is what I am used to growing up so it works for me. I have three different barbers cut my hair there with the same results. | 45 stars |
Taco Bus- I used to really dislike it because I was ordering the wrong things. The vegetarian choices were a tad overwhelming and I rarely liked what I picked. Now as a pescetarian, I've had better success. Taco Bus is one of those places I like, but don't love. It's convenient, the hours are excellent and the people are friendly. I normally have at least one issue with my order though (once they forgot the chips and salsa, another time an item was made without the specified modifications, and another time they gave us someone else's order and we had to wait forever for the right things. I do love their agua frescas though, and for late night food they're one of the better options, which is why I give them a 3rd star. The Mexican food in South Florida is far better, but when in Tampa, it's not a bad choice. | 23 stars |
Just had a fantastic Thanksgiving dinner! Too nice and it's open for Thanksgiving not closed | 34 stars |
I went there after doing an escape room across the street and the environment was forthcoming and the bartenders are very helpful and friendly. We had the all you can eat fish and chips and it was a great deal on Sundays. | 45 stars |
This was the second time I've been. The food tasted mediocre. They may have a different chef. Definitely a change from when they first opened. | 23 stars |
The food is ridiculously tasty and that's why I've gone twice now, but the 4 stars instead if 5 is because the wait staff isn't so great. It is a seat yourself place, which is nice, the food comes out on time, the check comes pretty quick, but the staff just seems put off when ya walk in. I've had multiple servers for breakfast there on different days and the theme of grouchy is consistent for all the wait staff there. I'm a people person and a people watcher. They don't interact with anyone they serve. If you like a server who isn't engaging, you'll love it there. I'm trying for a third times the charm for this restaurant, but if the staff is still no bueno, I'll change my rating to a 3 and opt not to go back even if the food is great. I go to a restaurant for the whole experience of being out. Trying great food, meeting and conversing with new people, but if one of those is lacking, it's not worth it to go back. | 34 stars |
I am so grateful, what a wonderful first time experience my son & I had at Largo family restaurant this morning!
We've lived here for three years and decided to check it out this morning. The food was amazing, service was prompt and proficient.
Upon checking out following our visit my son saw the little bird from Toy Story 3 on display and asked the owner (I presume) about it as any two year old would. She immediately handed him the toy & said he could keep it which made his day.
What an astounding experience, Undoubtedly our new spot | 45 stars |
Ive stayed at a different Staybridge Suites before a couple times and loved it so I assumed it would be the same. Check in was fast and easy, the area is quiet and the bed was super comfy, but those are my only positives. My room was a 1 bedroom suite with kitchenette. I decided to take the stairs to the 2nd floor since they were closer to my room than the elevator. The stairwell all the way from door to 2nd floor was filthy! Like someone just poured dark liquid going down the steps. When i got to the room I flipped on every light switch there was; its a habit i do at all hotels. The light above the kitchen did not turn on, wasnt a huge deal but it was a little annoying because the lighting wasnt very much to begin with. I then figured since the microwave had a surface light, it would be sufficient; it would have, had it worked which it also did not. The chairs at the table were really worn and had stains. I did get a text from the front desk asking how my stay was going, but I didnt respond because by then i just wanted to enjoy my company. I doubt I'll stay at this location again. The one in Cranbury is much nicer. | 12 stars |
I ordered via UberEats and got about why I expected for my order. Reasonably priced though confusing on how many pieces of sushi I would receive. The sushi tasted fresh, though the presentation was a little sloppy (which didn't factor too much into my experience). The crab Rangoon's were somewhat rubbery, which I attributed to it being delivered. Some of the avocado had started browning in the California roll but was still good and everything was very filling. I was pleased for the most part with my experience, but their menu left me longing for a little more. While the prices were good for as much food as I got, I'd probably shop around more if I'm in the market for sushi again. | 34 stars |
Yum and yum. Crunchy shells and delicious filling. It's worth the search to find it. It's a small building on a side street. The mini cannolis are a dollar and the regular size is $3. Such a good deal. The patrons are very sweet. Pun intended | 45 stars |
This place was recommended to us by a local and it didn't disappoint. The outside space was relaxing and fun while we waited for our table. Inside was cozy and cool and the food! We all got something different and each item was spot on perfect. From burgers to salmon to steak and my turkey Brie sandwich! Drinks were inventive and delicious as well. They even have a few bowling lanes if you like. Highly recommend. | 45 stars |
Not sure how to review assuming they were out of everything. Which is typically fine however we weren't informed until after we had ordered. They had no burgers or fries! The vegetarian waitress tried to convince us that the impossible burger would be the same as the Waygu beef burger.... but how... how could you know if you haven't had both. The appetizers were good and the dips were great too. | 12 stars |
I've tried Pho once before, but didn't really like it (at a different restaurant). My son took me here today and it was really good! We ordered to go amd they got my order wrong (I ordered the #14, but they gave me a #11). I didn't know until I got home...it was ok though! The #11 was super tasty! There were some things in it that I wasn't familiar with, but I ate it anyway
Will definitely go back again. Also, my son got the strawberry smoothie which was really good too! | 34 stars |
I kind of can't believe I'm going to recommend this place when you have a hankering for Chinese food, but here I go: My husband and I are big into our annual New Year's tradition of ordering take-out and lounging around in our pjs while watching movies. In Toronto, we always get Chinese, but we've never done so in Nashville and instead opt for Indian. This year, I just had a hankering for Singapore Mai Fun that I just couldn't deny so we decided to be brave and give China Dragon a try.
I honestly have to say, I'm glad we did. It is it upscale Chinese? No. Heck, it's probably not even close to authentic (even if it does have a Mandarian & Hunan section on the menu), but what it is, is pretty darn tasty. I don't mean this as an insult, but sometimes you (or at least, I) just want some bad (where bad = not fancy or authentic) Chinese food, and on that level China Dragon delivers. It's not the best "bad Chinese" I've ever had, but it hit the spot and we were happy to fill our tummies with it.
My husband phoned the order in and the person on the other end was clear and courteous and made sure to repeat our order back so that there were no misunderstandings. Even though the place was bustling on New Year's Eve, we still managed to pick up our food in just 20 minutes, which is pretty speedy as far as I'm concerned.
As I said, the food itself was average, but even average Chinese in Nashville is a cut above most. We stuck to the less Americanized dishes (no sweet and sour chicken balls for us), and were happy with what we ordered and would get all of it again. (For those curious, we order the Singapor Mai Fun, the Hot Spicy Shredded Pork (which was not even slightly spicy) and the Four Seasons). I thought the prices were fair (everything less than $10) and the portions were very generous (we just finished the leftovers today!). I'd have absolutely no problem ordering from this place again the next time I'm craving eggrolls and beef with broccoli. | 23 stars |
Chocolate can be cheap, but these are not cheap chocolates. There are a lot of unique flavors which make this a nice indulgence. I like to buy three to try. Skip the box and save yourself some precious $.
Earl Grey - I love Earl Grey tea, and this had a really nice smooth Earl Grey flavor. Not to strong and not to subtle. Just right!
Cardamon - Nice cardamon flavor and was even more flavorful with the salt on top.
Balsamic - I'm not a big caramel person and I usually don't like balsamic vinegar flavor on its own, but I'm always attracted to unusual flavor combinations. This was just enough balsamic flavor, and when combined with the caramel and chocolate, it really was delicious.
Ginger Lemon Truffle - Nice sweet lemon flavor, but the ginger was too subtle for me as I love ginger.
Curry Coconut Truffle - This was very good and made me feel like I was in an Indian restaurant!
Sichuan Pepper and Orange Truffle - This was interesting with the heat of the pepper but I don't really care for the orange-chocolate combination. I love oranges. I love chocolate. But I just don't care for them together.
There's a minimum charge for credit cards - I think it's $10. | 45 stars |
Went on 10/25/2019 when visiting Reno with friends from NYC. Fun place. Great vibe. Two really cute and talented bartenders who I only know as Bananas and Watermelon based on the fruit of their individual shirts. Great drinks. They will make you whatever you want. Can't wait to go back on my next visit in Reno. Definitely worth going through the construction to get too. | 45 stars |
Drove across the city because a friend said that the food was the best. The bottom dropped out of the sky, and traffic got a bit crazy, but we walked in at 10:01 (soaking and drenched). The hosted came up and told us no new customers after 10:00. Wow.
I can't say how the food is, and never will. Won't be going back. | 01 star |
This place continues to go down hill! $23 for their "Ultimate Package" and spots all over windows. Streaks down side of vehicle. WASH AND DRY YOUR TOWELS!! Also always seems to be a people with their system (beltt not working, computer system down). Their in for a ride awakening once the competitor opens nearby. R.I.P. 5 Points | 01 star |
Upon entering the floor was so filthy it looked like an elementary school cafeteria. The food was dry, the potatoes were burnt and dry. When I mentioned to the waitress she said that they are normally made like this. The bacon was dry and my request for over easy eggs were past over hard! The biscuits weren't bad, but the gravy was pretty basic and nothing that was memorable. Also, the French toast was dry and pretty much what you can get at any basic breakfast place. The only thing that stood out were the jack Johnson pancakes, now these were great. But, for a place that boasts about their food and does it openly on their website and menu, the food didn't back up the talk...this was my second time in this establishment and will most likely be my last. The only thing squeeze in did was squeeze out my wallet for a less than average breakfast that even the most basic chef should be able to master and not produce a bland and burnt product! | 01 star |
The Patterson House is certainly a nice break from all the subpar booze you get down Broadway (all part of the experience at the honky tonks though!). Drinks here were posh and not over the top. Our bartenders were very attentive and helped guide us through the menu based on our preferences. Tater totes were crispy and nice to nosh on while drinking our cocktails, but nothing too special otherwise.
Getting here may be tricky because again unlike all the flashy signs down Broadway, they don't really have anything to indicate that they even exist on the corner! Everyone must have a seat in the bar or dining area, so there may be wait which the hostess will not disclose because they say they don't want their guests to feel rushed (we waited about 15 minutes when it seemed pretty steady). | 34 stars |
Sherry did a great job fixing my nails that I got done from a different salon! Going here from now on. | 45 stars |
Both the food and service were incredible. The space is very quaint and beautifully done. It's likely Clayton's tiniest treasure. | 45 stars |
Nice small carry out place with a few tables. We ate in and it was quick service and good food. | 45 stars |
Large selections of Vanderbilt attires, school supplies, not so much on books. Might want to stick to Amazon... Lots of staff around the bookstore for assistance, at least on the second floor. There is a gigantic selection of Vanderbilt and Commadore paraphernalia. A little on the pricey end, but decent. Plus, discounts are given to all Vanderbilt employees and students. That's always a plus.
One thing I will point out is that parking at this location is horrible. You be lucky to find a stall near by, but there is a garage in the back of the bldg. | 45 stars |
Let me first say, that I enjoy dentists visits. I know.
Ironically, I hadn't seen a dentist in several years and I happened to just walk into Dr. Dubin's office one day. He and his staff, especially his support staff, only reinforce how I feel about dentists offices.
The way I was treated and the services he provides is excellent. In addition to have state-of-the-art technology (not just sedation stuff), I got all my questions and concerns answered. Everyone there is highly trained and really good at what they do and explaining what they do.
An anecdote: I just got two fillings replaced at the office - Dr. Dubin sung to me as I he numbed and drilled my teeth, and I ended up singing along with him (more like humming). While he was numbing my mouth (which went really smoothly, his assistant offered to hold my hand. I mean, that was just nice of them. Ultimately I ended up laughing and giggling the whole time - I wasn't on any gas either.
The only reason I didn't get them 5 stars is because my insurance doesn't reimburse me completely. I'm bitter.
If you want to go to a dentists office that is a ton of fun, go here. | 34 stars |
Lots of choices and great tasting tacos. The hours aren't the best but It works. A local go to taco place | 23 stars |
Disappointing. Waited 25 minutes on a Friday for a meatball sandwich and a salad. When I inquired, the woman at the counter said "I've waited longer than that in a restaurant". To which I replied "Remember you're a deli counter not a restaurant." This will be the last visit there. | 01 star |
Visiting from out of town. Came to the lounge side instead of the restaurant side with my wife and my 3 kids. Was welcomed with no worries about having kids in the lounge. Great service by the woman behind the bar that was also our waitress, I believe her name was Teresa. Such friendly service. Very attentive to my children. Will definitely be back when we come back to eagle. Give that woman a raise. | 45 stars |
Wow this is very hard to believe that Lokey Kia associated with Lokey Automotive Group, will not supply the Fed-Ex tracking number for the payment they CLAIM they made to Honda, it's been over 30 days and Honda has not received payment yet, maybe they still use Pony Express. It came to my attention over the weekend that the Honda I traded in has a new lien on it that was issued on 1/15/19 from Suncoast Credit Union Tampa Fl. This is my 5th new car since 2010, the other four which have been Honda leases, where I NEVER had a problem turning in my car for a new one.
Lance Parrott sales manager @ Lokey Kia, I was notified by Charles (Escalated Case Representative) from Kia Consumer Affairs that a check was mailed on the 17th from your dealership to Honda by Fed Ex, will you forward the tracking number to Charles, so we can put an end to this issue, we all have better things to do with our time.
Jim Braley, My main concern is the lien will not be satisfied with Honda in a timely manner , and then Honda will report it delinquent to the credit bureau, I have a perfect credit score, and I do not want it tarnished, I was told on Friday 1/18/19 that Lokey Kia would send me the Fed-ex tracking number of the payoff check they are sending to Honda, which I have not received yet. | 01 star |
I've been practicing yoga at this studio off and on for a couple years. I used to be RYT, but I had spent about 5 years without a teacher or studio, and had really moved away from my practice. Taking an introductory class at Yoga Connection with a friend who had no yoga experience was a nice way for me to get back on the mat.
They've recently moved from their older (cozy/cramped) location to a big, beautiful studio less than a mile from my new house. It really is a lovely space with lots of light, cheerful colors, and 2 rooms, plus the bookstore, and, it seems, a lot of private, authorized personnel only space in the back. Probably the only downside to the space is that the walls are thin, and pretty often you can hear the instructor's voice from the other studio, or employees talking in the back of the building.
In the past, at the old space, I had a number of extremely negative experiences with one particular instructor, but this person does not appear to be teaching on a regular basis anymore. There are quite a few instructors I really like. My favorites are Ashley, Pep, and Colleen. Priscilla, the owner, is also lovely.
The style favored at Yoga Connection is perhaps a bit different from what many experienced yogis and yoginis might expect. Almost every class *begins* in shivasana. Particularly in the "Beginning/Continuing" classes you can expect to spend a LOT of time lying on your back. This used to bug me a lot, but now that I do Crossfit 3 days a week, I don't mind a more relaxing yoga class. The more advanced classes usually start in shivasana, too, but they can be really rigorous once you stand up!
They offer "Continuing" classes, teacher training, lots of special workshops, New Age type classes (chakras, astrology), mudras, Pilates, back care, gentle yoga, chanting/mantras and meditation, and so on. There's a full schedule, updated every month, and you can almost always find a class that's right for you. I do wish they offered more classes on the weekend, but I guess I'm in the minority there.
This is basically the only yoga studio in this part of town. It's not 100% the style I would choose if I could do any kind of yoga, but it works. My only other criticism of Yoga Connection is that the studio is almost always too cold. I believe yoga (and all exercise) should be done in a warmer environment--this is best for your muscles--but they always have the AC cranked. The second the temperature moves up to where I'd like it, the instructor always turns it down. So usually I wear multiple layers of clothes. Well, I'm probably in the minority here, too. A lot of the instructors and students seem to be older women, so they probably like the cold.
Yoga Connection is an excellent place for people looking for a gentle style of yoga. It seems particularly welcoming to older folks and is a good introduction for people who have never done yoga and want to ease into their practice. | 23 stars |
We loved the place! I got the Strawberry Swedish crepes, it was really good wish I knew that the crepes had jam inside of it I would've gotten it in the side, that was my personal fault though. The lady was super sweet and extremely welcoming. | 34 stars |
All tourists and new comers to this ice cream shop, please stay away from this horrible place. The price is ridiculously high for ice cream, and there is no price. The staffs were rude and unprofessional. They provided service with bad attitude as if they ready hate their job. The employee gave me vanilla instead of chocolate for my order, and I repeated 'Chocolate' three times. The employee did not apologize but treated me like I was an idiot for making this order. This is definitely the last time that I spend my money at this shop. If you are planning to purchase ice cream at this horrible place, be prepare to see worst customer service and a lot money spent at this place. | 01 star |
One of the best kept secrets of NJ! I think very few people know about this restaurant with a gorgeous view almost right out of Monet's waterlily painting scene, and the selfish me secretly hopes it stays under the radar of the general public. The food can be a hit or miss, but mostly good.....The complimentary bread comes with awesome butter with herb, so simple and yet so good! I wasn't that impressed with my chicken paillard , chicken was not juicy enough but accompaying cous cous was tasty. Mushroom pot au feu was better, I loved the maitake mushroom in it. Tartine had nice ingredients, grilled shrimp and avocado is a winning combo but the sauce flavor was a bit boring for me, I expected more. The restaurant benefits a lot from this beautiful setting, it's very romantic that you can easily impress your date if you choose this place..... you have the perfect setting! The waitress who served our table was very pleasant and accommodating, she is well trained!
Ambiance : A++
Food: B+
Service: A | 34 stars |
Went specifically to this local winery to support a local business as I was buying wines and champagne for my daughters wedding. I asked the woman behind the counter, (who was busy chatting to a co-worker?), for a taste of various champagnes they have. She acted like it was the biggest deal (that's her job!) and didn't even offer my wife a tasting glass! I asked for another small taste to finalize my decision (she knew I was buying for a wedding!) and gave me a look like I had been drinking free all day! I did buy a number of bottles of champagne and wine because I procrastinated, and I've hesitated to write this review because of supporting local business, but please make visiting your winery a more happier experience! | 23 stars |
First and last visit to Latitudes Apollo. Food was terrible, zero seasoning and cold. Steak was completely leathery (over cooked) and vegetables were clearly microwaved. All the food including burgers were flavorless.
Took about 45 minutes for our food to come out although it wasn't busy. It was a terrible experience and will definitely not be going back. | 01 star |
As a newcomer to the East Coast and Delaware, I was excited to try something original to Delaware. Unfortunately, I would say my meal was forgettable at best.
I had sirloin steak, the special for the night, ordered at medium rare. It came out much rarer than that, leaving pools of blood everywhere on my plate (though I am not too picky, and ate it anyways).
The major disappointment for the night was the house-made root beer, which our server highly recommended. I am not sure if I got a bad batch or not, but it tasted more like water with a hint of root beer than anything else. Imagine 1/5 root beer to 4/5 water.
Aside from the lackluster food and drink, the staff was friendly and attentive, though perhaps there is a misplaced light switch because the lights in our section kept going on, off and fluctuating in intensity.
I will probably try Iron Hill a few more times just to make sure I haven't judged it too hastily. | 12 stars |
This is one of the best kept secrets in this city. I visited for my birthday 2.5 years ago after I noticed that it had been there for a while, was not easily noticeable from the street, but seemed to be thriving very well. I was pleasantly surprised at how amazing the food was, vowed to come again, but somehow the years got away from me!
I had just gotten off the road on a rainy Saturday night, and was dressed very comfortably, but I wanted some GOOD FOOD. I decided to stop into Oakley's because it was nearby. I started to get nervous as I was approaching the entrance because I could see that people were dressed like they were going out to dinner on a Saturday night, not like they had just finished a 5 hour road trip! Ha! Nevertheless, I walked in, the bar was right there at the entrance, so I grabbed a seat.
The bartender was great and answered all of my questions about the menu. After I ordered, I checked in on this app and noticed that they closed in 15 minutes! I mentioned it to him, and he was like yeah, we actually just closed our kitchen but it's ok, we got you in. I loved that if I hadn't mentioned it to him, I would've been none the wiser. He didn't seem rushed or irritated when an underdressed, talkative, indecisive lady just popped a squat at his bar. He was great!
They have small, medium, and large plates, and I opted for the medium plate Lobster waffle: garlic waffle, lobster, zucchini sauté and mustard cream. It was EXCELLENT! I don't know who's crazy idea that was (I'm guessing the proprietor and chef Steven Oakley) but I loved it! I also had a brownie with berry compote and strawberry ice cream and it was yummy.
I need to get back here more often. They have wine tastings on Tuesdays, 3 & 5 course tastings on Wednesdays and more! | 45 stars |
Just don't go.
The owner was very rude and was disrespectful. I will never come back and recommend no one else does either.
The woman that greeted me was nice but couldn't make up for the service from the owner. The owner was more intune with her point being right than making us happy. Just very sad and disappointing. | 01 star |
Great menu. Great food and drinks. Service was slow. Our waitress, Chrystal, kept disappearing and then blamed others for slow service. At one point when I asked for a water refill she took my glass and then proceeded to walk around the restaurant taking care of other customers before she finally returned it to me. We ordered dessert but it took way too long so here she comes with another excuse. We told her to forget it. We want to see the manager. The manager brought us our dessert, on the house at this point, and confirmed we had indeed been waiting 25 minutes for it. | 34 stars |
best bagel / sandwich shop around. the line can get a little long during peak hours, but it's totally worth the wait. great selection of bagels (especially if you get there early), great service, wide variety of options and just damn good food. a must for sunday morning. | 45 stars |
Love this place. Has the best hotdog in nashville. So many options. Will make it on the wall of winner | 45 stars |
Ordered on the mobile app for drive-thru pickup as I waited in the drive-thru line. Came up to the order box and told them I was picking up a mobile order and they said go ahead to the window and pickup the food. I get to the window and waited 30 minutes for the order. They forgot a part of my order and told me to come inside and wait for it. I waited inside for another 30 minutes. In total, I waited 1 entire hour for my order from start to finish. By the time I left, all of the food was cold. I was really disappointed. Maybe wait a month or two for them to get their chickens in a row before you go. | 01 star |
I went in on saturday to purchase air pod pros as a gift. This store is close to where I live and figured it would be a quick and easy stop. I walk in and ask to purchase, they direct me to someone in the back already helping someone with technical support for a phone. There were at least 10 staff on the floor, no more than half were helping customers and the remaining where talking to each other in groups of 2-3. I ask someone else for help, they again direct me to this person already working with someone. After another 5 min someone asks if I need help, I state for the third time that I just need to purchase ear buds. This person finally says OK, let me get them in the back. Retrieving them from the back was about a 15 minute ordeal. I have been waiting for at least 25 mins at this point. They finally come up to the front and start ringing me out. $249. Best Buy had them in stock and avail for pickup for 180. They could not price match. I asked to speak to a manager. Waited 10 min, manager ignores the employee request and talks to his colleague. Another manager asks what was going on and couldn't even talk to me. At this point I ask if someone else can help me and the employee says no- " we don't price match just go to Best Buy". I walked out completed disgusted. Rude employees, no customer service, an absolute disgrace. The most mismanaged apple store I have been to. | 01 star |
The food is tasty and was served hot. Sushi is fresh-try the roll with the strawberries and mango-Excellent! | 34 stars |
We ordered one half deluxe and one half pepperoni pizza. Our kids ordered the individual pizzas. The large pizza toppings were added on probably at the last minute so they were not cooked. The children's individual pizzas had so much bread that they just picked off the toppings and ate that. Not a lot of charm in this restaurant. Probably won't be back. Waitress was pleasant and friendly. | 12 stars |
I've been coming to this restaurant for 25 years. The nostalgic layout is appealing. Waitresses are friendly and familiar. Unfortunately due to its size gets too busy on Saturday and Sunday mornings. You have to pick a good time or prepare to stand. Raised prices a few years ago. Taking it from a really good bargain to a moderate one.
My first bad experience was today otherwise I would rate it higher. 8:30 AM on a Monday in December and the restaurant was almost empty because I was by myself I was not allowed to sit at one of the eight open tables. I was not interested in sitting at the counter and there were plenty of seats and no one at the door. That's just bad business. I left embarrassed because I happen to be alone this time. | 23 stars |
From the moment i walked in i seen something i liked which is a good sign after going to two other places on the same nlock which i really didnt see not pne thing worth buying..the customers are even friendly LOL..they have a amazing selection of jeans..blouses..and sweaters..scarfs and hats too..i also thought that the owner was very down to earth and helpful..please dont go by the bad reviews it is a great boutique .will be returning | 45 stars |
I had the worst service in town here. The sushi was good, but Not worth the price. Would rather go to somewhere like hiroba. The service actually made me just give up on ordering rolls after two + hours of sitting there. | 01 star |
The only good NR is Kelly , ;however they hardly check on their patients unless once again it's kelly I've been here 4 days and I've seen the doctor for less then two minutes, Oh I also had a seizure in my bed and they did nothing about it except say are you OK now and walk away I would never send anyone you love or care about here ever | 01 star |
9 Bangkok has been my steady Thai for years. There have been various competitors, who changed ownership, downtown but no one has been as consistently good...IMO. They don't skimp on serving you with real dinner warehouse -no plastic utensils like some Thai places. | 34 stars |
Chipotle is a-ok in my book. "Fast food" done well, with fresh fillings, and made in front of you to your specifications. Sure, some sandwich places will do that for you, but burritos cannot be defeated.
Anyway, I finally hit up this particular location today and it was exactly what I want from Chipotle. Filling and yummy. Fast, and not too expensive. Only negative was (as others noted) the bizarre layout...way too narrow. Just feels "off". Finding the napkins/hot sauce should not be an issue. I dunno why they decided to go with this layout instead of something else (I'm hoping they had no other option), but compared to other Chipotle locations I've visited it was not as comfortable. Won't keep me away, though!
Viva Chipotle! | 34 stars |
El Chavo is popular among Boiseans, especially those who live around Vista Ave, and for good reason too. Tucked away behind a tiny house, El Chavo serves up some of the most delicious Mexican street food in Ada County while maintaining reasonable prices and sticking to authenticity.
I'm giving my Carne Asada burrito ($7.50) a solid 5/5. The dang thing weighed nearly a pound. It was stuffed so full it fell apart as I was eating it. Thankfully, they provide plastic forks at no extra cost. The meat, rice and beans provided just the right amount of flavor. I may have died and came back to life. Not an exaggeration - it was that freaking good! I also appreciated the side of grilled onions and jalapeño that I added to a couple bites. I probably should have saved half of it. I was so stuffed I didn't even need dinner that evening. All for $7.50? You can't really beat that in the city! | 45 stars |
We went for lunch today. 4-5 of us had a good meal. I personally thought I would try the burnt tips. I really like the nice charred outside pieces of any bbq item. There was nothing burnt about the meat I was served plus over half of the meat served was fat. The "burnt" tips were beef and served on their grits casserole. The casserole was barely warm, the cornbread was dry but the collard greens were wonderful. We will probably go back because it is the bbq our children like but if I had a choice I would not go back. | 23 stars |
I would give them between a 3.5-4. The pizza overall is decent but usually the crust is a little burned and wont fold over without cracking. True NY pizza will fold over nicely without cracking. They use fresh local ingredients which is a plus. Decor inside is pretty cool. So overall I would say you will have no less than a 3.5 star experience and no greater than a 4 star experience (sober that is) | 34 stars |
The Spot:
A walking tour through New Orleans lovely Garden District will naturally require some drink and sustinence, The Rum House on Magazine Street will aptly answer both of these needs. Before or after strolling past the grand and historic plantation homes on Prytania Street head over to 3128 Magazine Street for a taste of what the owners of The Rum House like to call "Island Time".
For the always exciting Canadian content: The Rum House was featured on the Food Network Canada in an episode of celebrity chef David Adjey's Restaurant 101. Adjey consulted with the two owners of The Rum House and brought his camera crew to New Orleans to film the first few weeks of the restaurant's young life, as it opened and got on its feet.
What's Really Good?:
The Rum House is a sure bet for Caribbean, Creole and Latin American inspired dishes, delicious soft tortilla tacos, and a connoisseurs selection of very fine rums from all over the Americas. Although The Rum House boasts a full menu of island inspired dishes, we opted for trying the Caribbean inspired tacos -- in hindsight, this was a very good choice. Taco highlights included the crispy fish taco with beer battered Mahi Mahi and jalapeño slaw, the lamb vindaloo, with curried lamb, mint yogurt chutney and sliced plantains, and finally the creole rib taco, prepared with pulled rib, in a spicy creole BBQ sauce with a roasted corn relish. If we had more of an appetite on our visit, we probably would have tried all fifteen tacos, seemingly gluttonous, but oh-so worth it.
The rest of the menu entices with classics such as jerk fish and chicken, and a mean assortment of sandwiches appear equally eye-catching with choices of a Cuban Sammy, a crab melt, or the Trinidad chicken roti, complete with pomme frites. We also hear that the brisket sandwich is definitely something to write home about.
You'll Wanna Know:
What at first glance looked to be a kitschy, tourist trap, quickly turned into a delicious and enjoyable experience aided by congenial service and the rock bottom prices of the happy hour drink specials from 3-6:30 every weekday (think $2 red stripe and sol, as well as $4 margaritas).
Prices at Rum House range from $3.50 for the tacos, to about $12 bucks for the sandwiches, the mains run from $18-28 USD.
It is best to get to The Rum House earlier on in the evening, as lineups and wait times are a pretty regular occurrence, however the tables do turn quite fast! | 34 stars |
I like that they come out to Lafayette Hill for deliveries. I put in my first order tonight, and thought that the food was really good. Their prices are a little high compared to my usual spot (Lucky Star), but not too terrible. Their spring rolls are definitely above average, but their wonton-egg-drop soup falls short. But, bonus, I somehow ended up with a free order of fried chicken wings, which were awesome. All in all, I would definitely recommend them. | 34 stars |
The food is fantastic, fresh,healthy and so very affordable. The staff is fantastic and the restaurant is so amazing. It is perfect for a quick lunch , business meetings or date night. | 45 stars |
Yes, they are very expensive. Most vet care is across the board--to top it off, it's EMERGENCY/SPECIALTY which will add on to their price. Let's face it, we pay more for "emergency" calls for most situations. It's common, not out of the ordinary. Remember, this is a BUSINESS. And, last I heard, vet school/overhead for a 24 hour facility, isn't cheap!
Yes, I had to sign paperwork before care began. However, one of my situations was"emergency" and in NO WAY did the paperwork hold up care.
Oh yes, I had to wait for the 2nd non-emergency situation. However, I didn't mind--there were a couple more severe situations brought in that needed tending to first. I would expect the same courtesy from other pet owners.
I have taken a dog with an eye injury and three motherless, 2 week old kittens on separate occasions. They were treated/diagnosed
quickly and properly, all within the estimated range. The staff is extremely friendly and very knowledgeable. I know that I paid a whole lot in cash; however, I also know that I got my money's worth, hands down. I even called a few days later with some questions and got quite a bit of help.
Honestly, each situation is different. However, if the price were "reasonable", I can't help but think that their ER would be jammed all the time for non-emergencies that could truly wait to see their regular vet the next day. It would become more of a back-logged convenience.
I have responsibly owned animals for over 20 years. I travel past 2 emergency vet clinics to get there. Personally, I take comfort in knowing they are there. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND VSEC in Langhore. Yes, the price tag hurts for emergency care, but whoever said owning pets was cheap? | 45 stars |
My husband and I went in for a late lunch/ early dinner on a Saturday. It was a very nice experience. We ordered a few different items off of the happy hour menu and they were all delicious. They have a large beer menu and the cocktails were very well made. Nice atmosphere and good service. The best part was the Banana Chocolate cake. | 45 stars |
I lived in Phily for four years and never went. I was early for a business meeting in Center City that allowed me to pop in. I did not have a chance to take in all that they had to offer, but great to see this treasure of American history. | 45 stars |
Maybe not as good as their reputation, but still better than almost any other BBQ place in STL (of which there are far too many at this point). | 34 stars |
OH MY GOD one of the BEST diners in the entirety of South Tampa. I absolutely love their pancakes and biscuits, I get them every time. My partner orders something different every time and he has enjoyed every single thing, especially the corned beef hash.
All of the staff is quick and polite. They're always hustling because it's always busy in there. The cutest mom and pop shop ever and I definitely recommend! | 45 stars |
This is he place to get furniture at a bargain price! I've bought several nice pieces here before. It's just a matter of what can you find when you go. If you are not looking for anything specific you can get lucky. Great for first time home owners.
Some items are worn, dirty, or damaged... But that is what makes them discount! You can easily provide some TLC to these items and save yourself a bunch! I've bought brand new furniture items, and used... It's just a matter of how flexible you are. I feel their selection changes, but for an outlet it's good. The staff is always eager to hell and very nice. They are happy to measure items for you, and help offer suggestions. | 45 stars |
Fierce is definitely a high end, modern salon. It has a sleek, urban vibe and the staff is great. They have a fantastic skin care product line, SkinCeuticals. It's customized to the individuals skin type, and I could tell that the guy who helped me knew what he was talking about. One aspect that I really appreciated was that he didn't just try to sell me products for the sake of making a sale. When one product I was interested in wasn't right for me, he told me so and why. That's the type of service that keeps me coming back.
I have never had any of Fierce's hair salon services. If the looks of their clients while I was in there are any indication, these are highly trained stylists. One girl's hair was so cute that I wanted to sit right down in the chair after her! I would totally give them a try for these services. And that's saying a lot since I tend to panic over a new person cutting my hair. Just brings back bad memories of a super bad haircut a long time ago.
I will go back to Fierce next time I need skin care products, or to try a new stylist. This is one place that lives up to its name. | 34 stars |
Thanks to Dr. McHugh & his staff for making my visits comfortable & informative. Yesterday my husband came with me, he was treated with respect & Dr. McHugh & his staff answered all his questions, he agrees with me that this is the place to go when "your feet hurt"! | 45 stars |
I really like the food here! The orange chicken is the best I've ever had. If I could change anything it would be the smell of the place. It's weird. Can't be that bad though as I continue to go back. I'd recommend it. | 34 stars |
When you're looking for pet friendly hotels, LQ should always come to mind; at least it does for me. On our move from Georgia to Wyoming, we decided to stop after the first day at this LQ.
Note: there's a convoluted u-turn to make after you exit the interstate to get to the entrance, and it's a steep ass hill to get to the place
Ordinarily, that description might not be so bad. For us, it was a huge PITA, because we had a 24' Budget truck and a car filled with me, two dogs, and a cat. In any case, you can always drive around the condo complex next door to make a giant loop if necessary.
Check in was easy, and the room was actually awesome. It was a larger room, and was clearly a "pet room," but wasn't dirty or smelly by any means. The bed was outstandingly comfy (one of the dogs tried to claim it as his, but I usurped his throne).
I wouldn't recommend ordering from the delivery service they contract. The food was meh on the way in and painful on the way out IYKWIM. The continental breakfast, on the other hand, was tasty and hit the spot before we hit the road.
All in all, you could do better, but you could do worse, too. | 23 stars |
I've been watching thiss place for awhile and finally went in today. I love the decor. Simple, intentional, classy is how I would describe Verde.
I arrived for lunch. The lunch soecial looked fantastic, but I went for the Veggie Burrito Mexicano.
I was surprised at the choice of veggies. They were a summer blend with carrots, zucchini, broccoli and summer squash. The fries were accompanied with a glorious cheese sauce. It was spectacular.
I sat at the bar. The bartender was knowledgeable, attentive and timely.
I will eat here again | 45 stars |
I have been here a couple times. Each time the food is amazing and the staff are very friendly. Getting a bottle to go is a bonus on some trips. | 45 stars |
Excellent food and service. Everything about this place is quaint and unique. They only have a few tables and tables are available on a first come first served basis so expect a wait. Clam chowder is a must! | 45 stars |
I've been coming to Lim's Autobody shop for my detail and other thing's if needed for my present car and a few of my older cars. I'm very much a picky person on who does my car and if i'm not happy, I do speak up and express how I feel and never has this happen here. Outstanding detail work. Had body work done on a few cars and Lim has gone over and above. He and his staff are pleasant to deal with. The price is very reasonable and honest. Because I have shopped around and even with you having insurance he is fare price. And he knows what he is doing. So thanks to the staff and Lim for taking care of me and making me very pleased with the work that is done for me. | 45 stars |
My mom and I are visiting Santa Barbara for a girls trip and adore Mexican food. I yelped to find a good one in the area and saw the reviews and knew we had to try it. We were on state street so we had to Lyft about 12 minutes to get there but thought it would be worth it. The menu looked amazing and after debating what we should order, we stood in line to put in the order. When we finally got up to be next in line, we stood there for about 10 minutes. The man at the register was on the phone, then staring at the wall, and was totally just uninterested in us standing there. Multiple managers in dress shirts walked past us and also completely ignored us. Another worker was charging and checking out to go orders and ignored us. When the man finally called us up, I said, "we've been waiting for ten minutes" and he had the balls to say "good timing then" and gave me a little smirk. I quickly turned to my mom and said "we're leaving", as he continued to rudely comment to me, "most people wait longer." The place was packed and I'm sure the food was amazing but my mother and I aren't going to be spoken to like that by anyone, and were deeply offended. This young man was not raised right and I really wish I would have gotten his name. Will not be returning, and will definitely turn people away from this establishment in the future. | 01 star |
We tried a bunch of items at this restaurant while everything was pretty good, I think I have high expectations with food. Everything was cooked right but nothing really stood out as mind blowing. We had the cheese plate, the meatball, the mezze platter (different types of dips), garlic shrimp and short ribs. | 34 stars |
For what you're paying, I thought this place was well worth it.
I found the common issues I tend to find when staying in budget motels like this one, the paint was peeling off of a few walls, and it's not the prettiest room ever, but the bed was extremely comfortable, the location was quiet and the water pressure was fantastic. | 34 stars |
Awful! Went in for acrylics, pedi and eyebrow wax. Dennis (the male nail technician) brusquely applied the acrylic nails with the worst gooey gel manicure. Fortunately a young lady finished my services. When I went to leave he tried charging me for the other employee attempting to fix my nails. He literally yelled at me and told me he was charging me extra because I should have spoke to him and not his "servants". He was rude and completely unprofessional. DO NOT GO TO ORIENTAL NAILS in Marlton | 01 star |
...VERY glad Meatball U. opened in West Chester!...GREAT service, ambiance and, of course, the food...enjoyed two different versions of 'Meatball Sliders'...fantastic choices, will be back with friends!... | 45 stars |
We came here with our mini Brady bunch. Kids have some down time with limits. Susan K at the bar is super awesome, funny and aware of parents needing a break. Hayley and Carlos at check in so quick and easy. They were so knowledgeable and set up us with convenient accommodations for 2 rooms. Jesus at the pool is very professional and lets you know what is available for you at the pool. Not to mention the beach is a stone throw away. It is truly a clean and attentive crew here. | 45 stars |
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