Q: negative

A: I have been going to Baskin & Robins since I was a young child. They always had the best ice cream and ice cream cakes. I love the chocolate peanut butter ice cream from Baskin & Robin's. That's usually the only flavor I eat there. I also usually grab an ice cream cake from here when I am in need of a birthday cake. They write whatever you want on the cake and you are out of there quickly. The problem I have is this particular location is that the lady here is not very pleasant. I'm not sure if she is the owner, but I am thinking she may be. I'm sure an employee would not be able to be so unpleasant with the customers. Also, they are very cheap when it comes to the size of the scoops of ice cream on the cone. I tolerate it though because of that damn chocolate peanut butter ice cream..lol. The customer service is very poor here. The one star is for the management not the ice cream.

Q: positive

A: I was in town on business and wanted something other than the multiple steakhouse chains downtown. Great dinner. Very knowledgeable Sommelier and an interesting wine list of reasonably priced treasures. Eclectic menu. Homemade cheese and sausage appetizer. Clever entrees that didn't try too hard. I can tell that the menu changes all the time so there's no point in saying what I had. It was all very good. Stop hunting and eat here.

Q: positive

A: Complimentary breakfast buffet! Change it up, and get a plastic to-go plate, go to the outdoor seating in the courtyard and enjoy your fountain and pool side break fast! Quiet, Zen.

Q: negative

A:
I am a huge Prada fan. I have 3 bags, one black purchased in Prada Milan in Italy, one red saffiano @ Prada Santana Row in San Jose and one leather saddlebag model from Bag Borrow & Steal online. My bf and I were walking by and I saw a bag in the window that was beautiful so we stopped in to take a look. I asked to see the handbag, which was a limited edition for Winter only. There was a snotty little sales guy (I should have asked his name) who was eager to show me the bag until he asked me where I bought the Prada I was currently carrying and when I told him I purchased it on Bag Borrow & Steal, he turned his nose up at me, walked away from me without saying a word and motioned for another salesperson to see me. Unfortunately, they lost a $3,000 + purchase and a patron. Sadly when I left the store I had to fight the urge to help the little jerk put things into perspective and remind him of the following: 1) he lost a sale, 2) he lost a patron for good, and 3) he is, in fact, a retail salesperson and (as snotty as this may seem), his job is to SELL handbags. I would guess his salary is very likely minimal at best and that he holds very little college education and he should remind himself that he is NOT in a position to be treating his patrons as if he is the one who can easily afford these designer handbags.