Q: positive

A: There is such a large assortment of teas here. I am admittedly new to teas, and i confessed that to the lady working. Needless to say she was not a snob and was more than happy to help me in finding out what i wanted. All i know i said is that i enjoy black teas the most, but i do love them all. This got us started on searching for teas which were my "cup of tea" . She asked, you going to drink them hot or cold? i paused and thought its getting hot outside, lets say cold. I ended up getting Tropical Sunset, and Black Currant. The price is a lot cheaper than i thought it would be, after going to those chain tea shops in the malls and just looking at prices. Definitely will be back since it is right down the road and has a nice studying atmosphere there. i purchased 100g total and only spent 10 dollars. I mean, first time purchasing and i think it's a pretty good deal. They all smell good, i'd eat them if it was okay for you to do that haha.

Q: positive

A: My friend said this was to "fast food" like for a date. It's the first time I thought of it as fast food. Yes, the food came fast, and you order at the counter, but I've just always thought of it as more "healthy food fast" but that's not quite a general category is it? I love to grab Zoe's. Coincidentally, I like Feta, because as Lali mentioned, you have to like Feta to like Zoe's. By brother was initially hesitant, but found himself craving Zoe's, and Feta after our last visit so I say to give it a try and don't be afraid. The menu is SO simple it can be a bit shocking. Salad, pita, kabobs, grilled chicken plate. Pretty much any combo of chicken w/ veggies - even in their soup. I really appreciate that they have a kids menu that isn't filled with things like french fries and chicken fingers. They may give in to PB&J, but the rest of it will be just as healthy as what the adults are eating. Last but not least - I love the modern/simple decor. The "kids" paintings scattered around the place are pretty cool too!

Q: negative

A: Hubby and I went here over Memorial Day weekend and had high expectations - andy why not, this was Bellagio of course! Where oh where to start...at first pass the carving stations all look wonderful, but alas upon tasting each one, nothing and I mean NOTHING stood out or even reached average...yes, they were all that bad. Everything seemed to be just sitting way too long and meats were dried out...the Wellington was something we were looking forward to trying, but what the hell is that piece of liver in there for!? Aaahhh.... to top it off, for the price you pay you would expect to have some steamed crab legs, especially on a holiday weekend - come on! And why aren't your chefs doing their best in keeping that station filled!? Legs were so skimpy and it gets irritating when there's only one set of tongs while 8 people are behind you just hawking at their chance to grab those tongs outta your hand. Make a bigger crab section for god's sake and bring out more serving tongs! The whole layout of their food sections is so compact that everywhere I turned, there was someone in the way...and please get rid of those stupid rope barriers between your meats and sides, they don't work. Our server was non-existent the entire dinner and our plates were being picked up by other servers who were passing by and noticed that we were eating with our dirty plates still at the side of our table...where the hell was our server?? Nowhere to be found or seen - and I'm serious. We did not see him at all from a distance or walking around anywhere else....he just disappeared and the service for our table was just ignored. Trying to get the best of our money, still gave other items the benefit of the doubt and tried a little here and a little there....but nothing worked out. And this fact was most evident later that evening and the following day when we both fell ill to what we devoured there. Never have I ever thought that I would be rating a 5-star resort buffet giving them only 1-star....too bad. We will never be back here.

Q: positive

A:
Now this is my kind of grocery store. AJ's gets a visit from me each and every time I am in town. Whether it's to stop into the bakery to pick up some fresh bread, and then on to the meat counter for some sandwich fillings for an impromptu picnic. Or to grab some of the freshest fruit (where do they get the beautiful produce out here? I have apple envy) to snack on. Or even to grab a bottle of wine or some flowers to take as a hostess gift- this store has it all! While I laughed the first time I came here and saw the little awnings that cover the parking lot- I was grateful that they were there on one visit when it was 110 degrees and my feet were melting on the parking lot. Great service, too, No less than three people welcomed me to the store on my recent visit and one worker was unpacking some kind of fruit I was unfamiliar with and when I asked- went through an entire description of what I might be able to use it for. Not the cheapest place to buy groceries, but in my opinion, worth every penny. Now my only wish would be to have an AJ's closer to where I live.