40 Places
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Chris’s 4-star review: I've been here a couple of times and it's a pretty decent grocery store. There's plenty of parking and is open late (till 11 pm on most days). The place is also pretty clean and the customer service is friendly and great (when you can find someone to help you). They have all the essentials of a grocery store: bakery, meat department, fruits & veggies, snacks, etc. You can buy cigarettes and lotto near the checkout area. Also, there's a bank near the right-side entrance. If you like Redbox, they have two kiosks and most of the good movies are here (last time I checked). My only real complaint is the lack of service. Most times, I've had trouble finding someone to ask where something is at. Also, there never seems to be enough help at the checkout department. I always just see about 3 registers being used even when it's really busy which results in LONG lines! I usually go to the express line because I don't buy plenty of stuff. Even the express line is pretty long and I've waited for quite awhile. Kinda annoying. Minor gripes aside, this is my go-to Safeway because it's local, clean and open late. I've never had any big problems here and it does the job for me.
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Chris’s 5-star review: I went here for an oil change. Here's my thoughts: +Nice ,friendly staff. They called me "Sir" and offered me bottled water and coffee. +They didn't try to sell me anything. +The waiting area was very clean. +They vacuumed my car, washed my windows, and showed me that my car was full of oil. I can't really find anything wrong with this place. This has become my favorite Jiffy Lube! I will be coming back again. -
Chris’s 1-star review: Probably one of the worst Boba places I've been to. The customer service here is horrible! The worker who took my order had an attitude. He literally asked me, "What do you want?" I ordered the Taro Milk Tea. As I was waiting at my table, I noticed that the tables were pretty dirty (the table was sticky) and the place itself had an odd smell. I picked up my Boba and took a sip. First thing I noticed was the interesting taste compared to other Boba places I've been to. I could barely taste the Taro because it tasted more like sugar and water. The Boba balls itself were also very hard to chew as well. The drink was pretty gross. Worst Boba ever. I will never come here again. -
Chris’s 5-star review: The name of the place says it all! I walked in with no appointment made with about 2 people ahead of me. I was in and out of the place in about 20-25 minutes. The only complaint is that it can be hard to find. Make sure you get the right directions as there isn't a big sign to see the place. Other than my only complaint, I thought that the staff was friendly, the price was inexpensive (print the coupon from their website to save a little more), and the smog test was really quick. This is the place to get your smog test!
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Chris’s 5-star review: I went here with a couple of friends to watch Superbowl XLVII. We reserved a table in the back room to watch the game. The setup was nice as they had projectors and HDTVs everywhere. The restaurant was also very spacious and had lots of seating. Very great place to watch any sporting event. What I liked and disliked: + The fries are bomb. We ordered the thin cut and thick cut fries. Both were crispy on the outside and soft in the inside. One of the best fries I've ever had. + The staff was great and constantly checked on our table (Our waitress was Amanda. She was friendly, easy to talk to, and got our orders right.) - The Kobe dogs weren't as good as I thought they would be. I felt like there wasn't really special about the hotdog. It was still tasty but seemed like any ordinary hotdog. - The food can be pricey depending on what your order. Some meals give you too little leaving you wanting more. However, the quality of the food was worth the price. I highly recommend this place! It has a great bar, laid-back atmosphere, and fine dining. -
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Chris’s 4-star review: They have great service and are very friendly! I haven't had any issues with any of the clothing I've brought in. Normally, it takes 2 days for the items to be ready for pickup but they also do same day dry cleaning if you go right when they open (I don't remember if there is a price increase though). Also, they do a great job of doing alterations. My only complaint is that they are a bit pricey. I brought in some dress pants, a 2 piece suit, and a jacket which costs me over $30. However, they came out clean and in the same condition as I brought them in. I like this dry cleaner and will be using them again! -
Chris’s 4-star review: I always check here first before other places for the stuff I need! I mainly go here for the school supplies. They have all the essential schools supplies: pencils, pens, highlighters, scissors, notebooks, etc. They also have stationary and stuff to help you organize such as planners, envelopes, calenders, sheet protectors, dry-erase boards, etc. I have seen some namebrand stuff here as well like "Hi-Liter". I sometimes come for the packaged food products (mainly the cookies and candies) and always check the expiration dates. I have bought batteries here too. They're not namebrand but they have average to less-than-average lifespan compared to other batteries. Not bad if you don't use batteries often. The only complaint I have is that it can be scary to come here at night. There isn't a lot of light in the parking lot and looks a bit dingy from the outside. Great place to shop especially if you're on a budget. -
Chris’s 2-star review: Here's my story: I went here to pick up Taken on Blu-ray. I checked The Best Buy website before leaving my house. The website said that they were in stock at this location. I arrive and walk over to the Blu-ray section. The first thing I notice is that everything is disorganized with different Blu-rays in other locations. I asked the Best Buy clerk to double check if the store has it. He says there's 2 left in stock. I follow him over to the Blu-ray section. He can't find it there and tells me to wait. He goes to the backroom to find it. Five minutes later, he says he can't find it. He tells me it's somewhere around the store and that I have to find it myself. He leaves to do something else. I gave up trying and went home disappointed. It was a sad day. This Best Buy is connected to the mall and that is why I will give it more than one star. Other than that, there are better Best Buys out there. -
Chris’s 4-star review: I went here and ordered the lunch special. I paid $10.75 for 1 piece of cod fish & 4 prawns. As I waited at my table, I noticed that they play soft rock in the background and that the place was very clean. I thought I would have to pick up my food, but the lady brought the food to me which was nice. The cod was very delicious. I've had fried fish at other places before where I felt it was too fried to the point of not being able to taste the fish. The cod here was not too salty and not over-cooked. It had a crispy outside yet was very soft inside. I could actually taste the cod meat as it was tender and not chewy. The fish was easy to bite into and didn't have a lot of the deep-fried batter. Took me about 6-8 bites to finish this one piece of fish. The prawns I got were pretty big. Again, they were not too fried, I could actually taste the meat, and they weren't chewy. I dipped these in ketchup and they tasted very delicious. They didn't taste bland or just like deep-fried batter, you could actually taste the prawn. It took me about 3-4 bites to finish one piece of prawn. The fries were of the thick cut variety. They didn't taste too special and tasted just like any other fries you could get at other places. I felt that they didn't have enough salt on them. However, I just sprinkled salt on them from the table then I was good to go. This is a great fish and chips place. There's lots of space in the parking lot and it was not very busy during lunchtime (I went about 1 pm). If you're craving fish and chips and are around the area, this place is to eat! -
Chris’s 4-star review: This is one of my favorite donut places and the only one closest to me. It's easy to spot when you're driving on the 680 as it's next to the freeway. Finding this location should not be a problem. When you first step inside the lobby, you can see how they make their glazed donuts which is really neat. I went here one night where there was a decent sized line. I thought I would be waiting for awhile but the service was pretty quick and the line went by fast. I was out of the store in about 5 minutes. I took my donuts to go because the lobby was a bit dirty but then again, it was late at night. There are many different types of donuts such as chocolate glazed, raspberry filled, etc. (Here's a link to their menu: http://www.krispykreme.com/doughnuts) I ordered 2 blueberry glazed donuts and 2 original glazed donuts which costs me $3.96. Some may say that is pricey for 4 donuts but it's definitely worth it. These donuts are sweeter than any other donuts I have ever tasted. There's a ton of sugar, particularly the original glazed donut, which can be overwhelming to your taste buds. This can be a good or bad thing depending on how you like your donuts. In my experiences, I can't have more than 2 or 3 of these donuts in one sitting. However, I feel satisfied after coming here and craving something really sweet. I spotted packaged donut holes so you can take some home as a snack. This location also has a 24/7 Drive-Thru in case you don't wanna step down. I will be coming back for more! -
Chris’s 5-star review: I come here mostly to study for big tests coming up. The place is quiet and the staff is very friendly. There's a section near the back of the library that is reserved for quiet study. I spend most of my time here and I can get a lot done in one day. They have single tables in this section with power outlets for your computer. The chairs are typical wooden chairs with the pillow cushion where you sit on. These can get uncomfortable at times (especially if you're studying for a long time) but you can always just head outside and sit on the bench for a break. This section also has some outside windows in case you need to look at what's going around you. There are specific sections for young adults and kids. I have spotted some couches near these sections but I'm not completely sure and haven't sat in one of them. The Wi-Fi is free so you can access to the Internet. If you need to, there are plenty of computers that you can use. They also have semi-recent movies and music that you can rent for free. The outside of the library looks nice as there is no vandalism on the wall. The parking lot is really spacious and haven't found problems finding parking even when it was busy. The library is next to a police station which adds an extra sense of security. There are tennis courts nearby as well but I have never been distracted by them while I'm inside the library as they aren't too loud. I really like this library and is where I'm most productive. -
Chris’s 4-star review: I went to the Mt. Diablo State Park with a couple of friends. Before getting into the park, you have to pay a $10.00 fee to enter so have cash with you. After that, just keep going straight on the road for about 10 miles and you'll end up on the summit eventually. Driving up to the Summit can be scary because of it's winding roads so be careful! It doesn't help that there were also lots of bikers and blind turns when driving up as well. We had to follow a few bikers a couple of times before we could pass them up because of oncoming traffic and a few more bikers speeding down the mountain. There are a few places where you can pull over to snap a few pictures but the road is mostly narrow so just be cautious. Once you get up to the Summit , you can appreciate all the great views of the Bay Area. If you look hard enough, you could see San Francisco from up there! There's plenty of spots to take nice pictures and some signs with information about the Summit. I also saw an observation tower but it was not open at the time. The sign next the tower said the visiting center is open from 10 am - 4 pm so plan accordingly. Parking was not a problem as there was plenty of spots and the lot itself was pretty spacious. Also, be sure to bring a jacket because it can get really cold up there. There was a lot of wind and a cold breeze when I was there and it was a sunny day! I take away one star from the review because the bathrooms were closed at the time when I needed to use them and the observation tower was closed so I couldn't see everything. This a great place to appreciate the scenery of the Bay Area and worth the drive! -
Chris’s 3-star review: If you're traveling, this is a great gas station to make a pit stop. There's plenty of things to eat within a couple of miles (McDonald's, Denny's, Del Taco, etc.). Starbucks and a Frozen Yogurt shop are in the same parking lot as well. The convenience store is decent with plenty of food and snacks. The attendant inside is pretty nice and isn't rude. There's also a Jack In the Box connected with a drive-thru as well. I've gotten food from the Jack In the Box and haven't had problems with their service. I've heard the car wash is average (I haven't tried it myself). Some of the card readers on the pumps don't work and you may have to go inside. Other than that, this is a pretty standard Chevron that hasn't given me much problems. -
Chris’s 4-star review: This isn't my favorite library but it's still very good. There's plenty of parking and bike racks if you need it. The library itself isn't too big. You could walk around the whole library in about 2-3 minutes. The staff is very friendly and will answer any questions you have. This library has all the standard library sections such as young adult, children, computer lab, etc. There is also a quiet study section in the back with lots of windows. If it's a bright sunny day, you will get a great view of the nice pond which can feel refreshing after long hours of studying. However, there are no doors and it's connected to the general area so if someone is noisy, you can hear it. The dvd and music cd selection is great. There are mostly semi-recent stuff so you might have to wait awhile to get some of the new stuff to come in. There are also baskets next to this section so you can rent a whole bunch of stuff at one time. I rented as much as 20 dvds and cds with no questions asked! I have not had one problem playing the discs at home and most of them are scratch-free to very minimal scratches. One complaint I do have with this library is the odd hours as they aren't consistent and pretty random. Before going, I would double check they hours. Other than that, this a great local library. It's next to the business center so there's plenty of food options nearby. Come here if you wanna study or check out some dvds and cds. -
Chris’s 5-star review: This is one of the best burger places I've been to. I've been here a couple of times and never left hungry. You can order preset burgers (they have a burger of the month) or build your own burgers. Everything about your burger can be customized from the toppings, type of bun (or you can have it in bowl form), type of meat you want (turkey, beef, chicken, and other ones I can't think of), and even the size of the patty (1/3 lb, 2/3 lb, 1 lb). The burgers here are big! I usually don't take home food but have a few times when I eat here. Depending on the toppings and size of your burger, it may be difficult to take bites and may have to resort to eating with knife and fork. These are also one of the best burgers I've tasted. The ingredients are fresh, the patties taste like they aren't "chewy" or overcooked (even patties cooked well-done), and there's lots of flavor. Definitely worth coming back for. There are different sides you can order but so far I've always ordered half fries and half potato fries. The fries are of the thin variety but really delicious. They aren't too fried or too salty and they actually taste like potato. This place isn't stingy in the amount they give either. One plate of fries can feed about 2-3 people. The atmosphere is pretty great too. All the servers I've had were pretty nice and constantly checked if I needed anything else with my meal. The decorations are fantastic. The overall size of the place can be small on busy days. I went here with 6-8 of my friends and had to wait about 15-20 minutes for a table so plan accordingly. This place also serves cocktails and desserts which are customizable too. I have not tried either myself but those options are available if you want them. My only complaint is that this place can be a bit pricey. I have always spent at least more than $10.00 for just burgers and fries alone. However, I say it's totally worth it just for the quality and the amount of food they give you. If you're hella hungry and want a great burger, this will hit the spot. -
Chris’s 5-star review: I've never heard of this place until recently. I decided to check it out for a little bit because the sign on top of the store looked cool. When you enter, there are stairs that actually lead you underground. The store has a chill and laid-back vibe unlike other eyeglass stores I've visited. The store is pretty small but there's lots of neat stuff here. The staff is also very friendly and helpful as you browse through the store. There's plenty of trendy, stylish frames for men and women at affordable prices ($50 - $120 range). Most of the style frames I've seen are the huge-framed sunglasses from well-known designers. If you like these types of glasses, check this place out because there's plenty of markdowns! One of the coolest things in the store is the camera monitor. You basically wear any of the frames in the store and take a pic of yourself. The monitor will show yourself with the frames in 4 different angles. I thought that was pretty awesome and one of the highlights of my short visit. I think you can also take an eye exam but I'm not sure and didn't ask around. They did have the whole optometrist setup (chair, eye chart, and phoropter). It's near the stairs when you enter so you can't miss it. I asked one of the workers if they can ship your frames. I was told that it would cost $10. Pretty good if you're out of town and can't pick up your glasses immediately. I didn't get to buy anything as I was on a time crunch when I visited. Definitely check this place even if you're just browsing. Lots of good stuff in here! -
Chris’s 4-star review: This is probably my favorite Chase bank location. There's plenty of parking outside and I'm always greeted with a hello and a smile whenever i enter. The tellers are really friendly and are not rude to me. There is also complementary coffee and a nice seating area. My only complaint is that there is only one ATM outside the building near the front door. Also, it can be hard to find as it's in the corner next to a Costco. I always go here to take care of my banking. -
Chris’s 5-star review: I had to go somewhere on Sutter Street and didn't want to pay too much for parking. After driving around for about 10-15 minutes and passing up many expensive parking structures (some structures even charging per half hour!), I stumbled upon this place. I got really lucky and was satisfied with what I paid for. The rates here aren't that bad. The rate at peak hours (Noon - 3pm) is $3.50 per hour and gets lower with the rate at night (6 pm - Midnight, Midnight - 9am) being $1.00 per hour. These prices are pretty reasonable since finding decent parking in SF is always difficult. There are 14 floors of parking. I found no difficulty in finding parking as the 10th floor was pretty empty and there were many spots left. This was also during Chinese New Year's so that says a lot about the amount of space this place has. I parked my car here from 3:30 pm - 8:00 pm on a Saturday. I ended up paying $11.00 total which is pretty much a bargain considering how close it is to downtown SF and Chinatown. There were many self pay stations as well as cashiers on the street level of the parking structure. I didn't have to wait too long to pay for my parking despite being a really busy day. Also, there were many elevators (I counted 3 on the street level floor) and got to my floor pretty quickly. The parking structure itself is well-lit at night and all the cars were very visible. Each section of the floors are labeled with a letter to help you when finding your car. There are also many warning signs posted to not leave any valuables visible in your car. Since this structure is in a busy part of SF, make sure your car alarms are working (if you have one) and your doors are locked. I really like this structure and have no real complaints. Whenever I'm in downtown SF, I'm parking here! -
Chris’s 4-star review: This is my preferred Bank of America. The lobby is clean and there's plenty of chairs in case you have to wait for a customer service representative. The tellers are also nice as they greet and smile at you. Plus, they have candies next to the teller windows. This location has plenty of parking and is also near a Starbucks (which is a plus for me). There's also two ATMs just outside the building and also a drive-thru ATM so you can get money quick. A security guard is outside the building as well to keep things safe. Not much to complain about here. If you bank with BoA and are in the area, come here to get your banking done. -
Chris’s 3-star review: I used to live off of D-Tac (that's the nickname I use for Del Taco) in college. This was the spot when you were up late at night and just wanted something to snack on. This location is no different: it's cheap, open 24/7, and it'll fill up your stomach pretty quick. This is your typical fast food joint. The main stuff they have are: burritos, tacos, fries, and burgers. The burritos and burgers aren't really that great and would get elsewhere. I really like the tacos and fries which are also the only things I order from here. The tacos come in two varieties: soft or hard. The tacos are cheap (about .30 cents for one) and they have enough meat and toppings (lettuce, cheese, tomatoes) to get you full. They aren't the best tacos in the world, but they taste delicious enough to make you buy 3-6 in one sitting. Adding inferno sauce to each of the tacos makes them even better. The fries here are really addicting. They are of the krinkle-cut variety and have just the right amount of salt on them. The fries are softer than at most places and aren't as crisp. Also, they are pretty oily and greasy but not to the point of not wanting to eat them. If you get a large, they put the fries in a large cup and they give you a lot more than other fast food joints. This particular location has a pretty big parking lot. Also, the inside is decent and isn't as dirty as other D-Tacs I've been to. The service is pretty quick and I haven't had to stay at the drive-thru for too long even on busy nights. This location is also great because there are other fast food restaurants if you change your mind and there's plenty of gas stations in the area so it's a perfect pit stop if you're on a road trip. D-Tac is one of my favorite fast food restaurants that can get me full with a small amount of money. It's neither the tastiest nor healthiest place to eat, but I still love it and will continue to come here for my late night meal runs.
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Chris’s 4-star review: I went here for a focus group and had a great experience. They have a certificate from inpulsesurvey.com and are on the 10-year Honor Roll which proves they're a legit company. The staff is also very friendly and greeted me upon my entrance. They set me up with my focus group without any hassle. The waiting room is very nice and clean. There are magazines to keep you busy and nice paintings on the wall. Free coffee is offered as well. The bathroom is also very clean and allows more than one occupant. The only complaint I have is that it can be hard to find if you don't go to the city a lot. They're located in one of busiest parts of SF which can be overwhelming at first. However, this can be a good thing as there are plenty of places to eat and shop at which gives you something to do after the focus group. Just be sure to find the building labeled "250 Sutter St." and take the elevator to the second floor. For parking, I recommend the Sutter-Stockton garage as it's the cheapest in the area and it's only a few blocks away so you can just walk from the structure. I had a very good experience when I went here. I was also lucky enough to be scheduled during Chinese New Year's so I got a great view of the parade from the 2nd floor. Afterwards, I got to watch the parade from the street which was a plus. I like doing focus groups and wouldn't mind coming back for another one. -
Chris’s 2-star review: I used to have so much fun coming to Scandia as a kid. Coming back here years after since my last visit, this place isn't all that great and is very MEH. The attractions haven't changed that much. There's still the water boats, the mini-golf course, go karts, and arcades. Those places haven't changed a bit. In fact, I used to see huge lines for these things when I came here back then. Nowadays, it's very empty and dead. When I stepped inside the arcade, I saw little to no people around. I also noticed that the arcade had a weird odor and the arcade cabinets themselves were sticky. NOT GOOD. I didn't get to see the mini-golf or go karts but they're at the same spots as always - facing the freeway. They have added laser tag but I didn't get to try it. From the outside, it looks very small. It's actually a small building next to the arcade. I can't say much more about that section but it's there if ya need it. The batting cages are the only thing worth going to. The prices are pretty decent (25 pitches for $2.00). You can choose to either hit big softballs or small hardballs. The softballs come out slow which is good if you are a beginner. The small hardballs vary in speed. Cage 1 has the slowest hardball (40 mph) and Cage 8 has the fastest hardball (70 mph). You can bring your own bat if you like or you can rent one. The signs advise you to wear helmets. The helmets at the cages are pretty disgusting so I would bring your own if you have one. Other than the batting cages, this place is not worth visiting. The place has plenty of parking as it is a ghost town with little to no people around (at least when I visited). The attractions are relics and need to be improved. They look old and broken down. This park has seen better days and it makes me sad to see it at it's current state. I'll visit from time to time but only for the batting cages and nothing else. -
Chris’s 4-star review: I like this place a lot. It has affordable Mexican food and they give you a lot. I usually order the Carne Asada Deluxe Super Burrito. The burrito is not salty (like some other places), has plenty of flavor and ingredients, plus it's huge! If you eat inside the restaurant, they pour red sauce all over the burrito. Also, you can keep asking for chips and salsa if you ever run out. I'm not sure if this is authentic Mexican food but it's delicious and that's all that matters. The inside is small and can get crowded especially on busy days. The food comes out fast and quick. The servers are nice and friendly. Beer is available if you need it. You can pay with debit/credit cards (except American Express). If you can't find parking on the street, there's a parking lot right across the restaurant. If I ever need some quick Mexican food, I'm coming here! -
Chris’s 5-star review: I found this parking structure when I went to see Mike Tyson's Undisputed Truth at the Orpheum Theatre on a Saturday Night. It was one of the cheaper options to park at and was also a few blocks away from the theatre. The parking structure is clean, well-lit, and cheap. There were about 3-4 floors where I could park at. The rest of the floors were blocked off to the public. I'm assuming it's for those who live in the apartments around the area. I found no trouble finding parking even though it was a Saturday. Maybe it wasn't busy that day so I have not experienced problems finding parking thus far. The rates are really cheap considering you're near the nightlife spots in the city. It's $2.00 per hour and $10.00 max. I parked my car for about 3 hours and paid around $6-$7. Not bad. This is a great parking structure if you wanna go to the Orpheum Theatre. Geary St. and Union Square aren't too far also if you wish to go there. I like this parking structure! Highly recommended. -
Chris’s 4-star review: When I want some quick sushi, I come here. This is a great, local sushi place located inside the Cordelia Business Center. Inside the restaurant, there's a few tables (I could probably count 5 - 8 tables), a small bar next to the sushi chef, and 2 HD flat screen TVs that usually has sports on. The floors are clean and the tables aren't sticky either. The staff is very nice and friendly. I went here one time with my niece and she ordered Ramune (Japanese Soft Drink). My niece didn't know how to open it so the waitress was nice enough to teach her. The waitress also gave my niece beginner chop sticks so she could eat her Tomago. I appreciated this kind of service. I've ordered the lunch and dinner Bento Boxes each time I've been here. There's some variations in what you can include with your order such as chicken katsu, teriyaki chicken, or sashimi, along with rice, and an orange. The Bento Box includes Miso soup and salad as well. The amount of food they give you is decent and will get you full (at least it did for me). Here are my thoughts on some of the foods: - The chicken katsu wasn't too crispy or salty and tasted just right. - The tuna sashimi tasted delicious and fresh, and not gooey or gross at all. Decent sushi that's pretty tasty and satisfying. - The chicken teriyaki was tender (not chewy) and had great flavor. The teriyaki sauce was also very good. - The hand rolls here are pretty big! Lots of rice and sushi in it. Delicious and I can see it making someone full if you eat 2 or 3 of these. The only complaint I have is that the meals can be pricey. The lunch and dinner usually range about $15 - $20 a plate. However, you get great food and they give you enough to be satisfied. The place is also pretty small. Each time I've been here, I was able to get a table. I haven't been here when it's really busy so I'm not sure if finding a table will be a problem. I've always left here with a full stomach. If you're in the area and in the mood for sushi, check this place out! -
Chris’s 3-star review: I went here to watch It's A Good Day to Die Hard (btw, the movie isn't THAT bad). The theater is a pretty standard-looking theater with nothing that stands out. There's regular movie rooms or the premium XD (the movie experience is supposed to be better in this format) which costs a little extra. There is no IMAX here. The concession stands are in the middle when you enter and an arcade to the far right. The arcade is pretty meh and pricey. As expected, the food is also pretty pricey but if you need your popcorn, it's there. They split the movie rooms at either the left or right hallways. The XD is at the right hallway. I have seen a movie in XD here and in my opinion, is not worth the extra money. The picture quality of the movie seems the same as the regular movie rooms and I didn't experience a significant difference in sound either. However, you do get nice leather seats which is a plus, BUT not worth the extra dough. The movie rooms are pretty clean and I have not had any issues with sticky floors, gum on the seats, etc. The seats are pretty comfy and have not experienced any discomfort while watching movies. The bathrooms are also pretty clean for a movie theater. This theater is conveniently located around the many great restaurants in Pleasant Hill. This is great for a date night or just a night out with the friends. There's also a parking structure within walking distance which makes parking less of a hassle. I have not had problems finding parking as there are plenty of spots and about 3-4 floors. If I'm in the area and want to watch a movie, I come here. It's nothing too spectacular but it gives me my movie fix. -
Chris’s 5-star review: I never had a problem with this UPS store. I always go to this location when I need something done through UPS. The services offered here are pretty standard of any UPS store. They sell packaging boxes, you can ship your stuff, etc. This location also notarizes documents. The service reps are knowledgeable about the process and didn't seem clueless at all. If you need it, it's there. The staff at this location is very nice and friendly. I dropped off packages here many times and haven't had any issues. The location is pretty convenient as it's in the Cordelia Business Center and near other places. I can't find much wrong here. My final thought: Great service + Great location = 5 Stars! -
Chris’s 5-star review: This is probably one of my new favorite breakfast spots around Fairfield. There's plenty of parking outside so I had no issues finding a spot. When I entered the restaurant, I noticed the nice, low-lit decor and country -like vibe. The waitresses are nice as they smile and greet you. The nice country music playing in the background contribute to the family-friendly atmosphere. Definitely a nice place to have breakfast. I ordered the French Toast Combo which included New Orleans French Toast and decided on picking the sides of hash browns, 2 eggs, and bacon. The New Orleans French Toast is tasty and delicious. They put a lots of butter on top which I don't mind. The syrup is on the side and you can pour as much as you want on the toast. I appreciate this as I like to drench my toast. The bacon was not too cripsy or too soft either. I felt it was cooked just right. They give you a decent portion of hash browns. It had a nice golden color and tasted just fine. The eggs tasted great too. They also have a roll of paper towels on the table which is cool because I always ask for lots of napkins. Nothing to complain about the taste of the food as it filled me up and left me satisfied. The price of the food is cheap and affordable. For my French Toast Combo, it only cost $5.33 (including tax)! For good food and for that price, it's a steal and worth coming to if you want a good breakfast. I will be coming back very soon! -
Chris’s 5-star review: I've always wanted a fancy bicycle that was fast and would last me a long time. I'm a beginner and don't know a lot about bicycles. Before coming into the store, I thought I would be overwhelmed and look completely clueless. When I went inside, all those fears were completely gone! The staff is very friendly and helpful. I was greeted immediately when I entered and was asked how they can help me. I explained that I was new to cycling and just wanted a casual bike that was fast. They showed me a number of bike and allowed me to test ride a bunch of them around the neighborhood. After the test ride, they followed up and asked how the bike felt, if there was any discomfort, and to see if I liked the bike at all. Being a newbie, they also explained how the bike works, how to maintain it, etc. I appreciated the time and effort from the staff and I learned a lot about cycling on my first visit. I ended up getting a Trek 7.1 FX. I was very happy with the purchase and pleased with the excellent customer service. When I wanted to put the bike into my car to bring back home, they showed me the proper way of disassembling the front wheel and placing the bike inside. This was very useful and helpful. I can't find anything wrong about this place. Great customer service, large selection of bicycles, and you can test ride some cool bikes. If you have the slightest interest in cycling, check this place out! Highly recommended!
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