Q: negative

A: I totally agree with the reviewer that said it feels as if you are dealing with a used car salesman when you deal with Dr. Goldman! My chihuahua has epilepsy, and since we just recently moved from Seattle, we were looking for a new vet to take her to for check-ups periodically. Dr. Goldman spent over half an hour talking to us....but not about our dog....instead he spent that time trying to convince us that he was not trying to pad the bill, even though neither of us had even seen the bill yet, nor had we complained about price or implied that he was overcharging for anything. It struck us as really odd that his primary focus would be trying to convince us that he wasn't a shyster, which definitely gives you the impression that he'd been accused of such a thing by others. All we were looking for was someone to occasionally prescribe her a muscle relaxer or valium to help with her seizures, but what he worked up as a protocol for her was going to cost almost $600.00!! (all this while telling us that he's not sure that what he had planned would even help!) When we told him "Thank you, anyways." he shook his head and gave us a disapproving look. Thanks, but no thanks.

Q: negative

A: It's extremely doubtful we'll ever go back! Nope - Not - Decided! What was wrong? A bit of everything! First off, my seat had a "butt crater!" Normally I would have asked for a different booth, butt (ha,ha) we had waited the better part of 40 minutes, we were hungry, and there were no available tables in sight. So then I had to make a decision, sit "in" the crater or balance myself on the "high part." As if that wasn't bad enough (it was,) the downward spiral continued: the smallest salad you've ever seen served in a "papa bear's" size bowl, the up-charge for a cup of soup when substituting for the salad (nearly full price,) and then it's watery and tasteless, an appetizer that looked much better in pictures, and entrees without taste and texture! For the two of us, it was an $80 disappointment.

Q: positive

A: The gourmet son and I have been here several times since school started and each time the yogurt is fresh and delicious. The decor is retro and fun with 3 televisions showing old tv shows or movies. Once we even got to watch an old episode of Ozzie and Harriet. The store is clean, the staff is friendly and helpful, and I like their frequent visitor plan--instead of having to keep track of a card that gets punched, they have your phone number logged into their computer and add points to your account. Get 500 points and you get a free yogurt! Not too shabby! Plus for those of you who need fundraisers, Cruisin also offers fun fundraisers as well!

Q: positive

A:
We've been Panera customers for many years. My wife loves their bagels and cream cheese, so we ring that bell often. But for me, a bagel is a bagel - not very exciting. However, today I'm fully enjoying their Asiago Steak sandwich. There's just something magical about the ingredients - I can't put my finger on it. The hint of smokey flavor (from the smoked cheddar? The steak?) along with the asiago roll - OH MY! My plans were to nibble on half of it for an early lunch, then finish the other half later. NOPE! It's goin' down... I can't let this sit any longer. As a whole, Panera stores are nice and clean. Their coffee is good too. While not my first choice for a lunch, I do know their sandwiches are solid, and this Asiago Steak is going to be on my radar in the future!