Sheldon was super friendly and gave plenty of ideas for neighborhood restaurants and things to do. The apartment is situated in a somewhat dingy building right in the center of a lively series of blocks filled with shops and inexpensive restaurants catering to students (think Telegraph, Berkeley). The apartment itself is large, with three rooms and an open galley kitchen. You won't be doing any serious cooking (nook table's small, only three spoons, etc.) but with the many restaurants around, this isn't an issue. In general a functional apartment with a friendly host and a location central for the university.