Q: I went to fill up my Nissan Frontier with gas, after finding out a week previously that they had the lowest price on gasbuddy.com. I went in to the office and asked the lady where to fuel up at. She said that a guy will come out to do this for me. She asked me if I wanted unleaded, to which I replied, "Yes." She then placed an announcement on loud speaker which I wasn't paying attention to. I drove over to the pumps where I was met by a guy. When I found out the price was a lot higher than expected, I told him to only put in 5 gallons. He gave me a receipt which I took in to the office. She was surprised that it read E85 and asked the guy to confirm. It was E85!!! The guy who fueled up said they could clean out my tank. When I asked how this could have happened, a manger came out, David Kec. He told me they would give me 5 gallons of unleaded to dilute the E85 and that I shouldn't have any problems with my vehicle. Whilst they did this I did some research on google, this could potentially ruin my fuel injector system!!! I went back in to get a copy of the E85 receipt and when I asked them to write on the receipt that they put it into my truck's tank accidentally, Mr. Kec came out again. Mr. Kec told me they were not willing to do this and said that the guy who fueled my truck said I asked for E85! What a liar!!!! The guy who fueled up my truck actually admitted that he didn't ask me what gas to input, and said that Chris (whoever that is) told him to put in E85. Mr Kec needs to go back to customer service school. I can only assume that Chris was the girl at the front desk asked for E85 on the loud speaker or the guy fueling didn't hear the announcement correctly. I told Mr. Kec, they need to improve on their communication skills. Mr. Kec also should have had my truck's tank siphoned out. Why would I ask for E85 when I know damn well that I drive a standard truck with a standard fuel tank?! It's also more expensive than unleaded. I didn't even know until today what E85 was!

A: negative

Q: We ate off the fixed price menu as part of of a "Dinner and Show" deal. The atmosphere and decor are nice but the food was terrible. The hot and sour soup wasn't either and tasted like dishwater. The appetizers were soggy and warmed up from days ago. And the entrees were like a bad day at Panda Express. Except at Panda Express dinner doesn't cost $50. AVOID!

A: negative

Q: It's like a little hometown convenience store. Or.... a great prop to a zombie movie. You can come in here, get supplies, smokes, food, bandages.... and still survive the apocolypse for one more day! Zombies aside, it's a wonderful little shop that's open pretty late especially on weekends when you need gum, an advil, or whatever. Right across the street from JoBot, and on weekends there is normally a totally rad guy playing guitar on the porch. Love it.

A: positive

Q: We hadn't visited this location in quite sometime. Went there Tuesday, 1/8/13, no wait time to be seated. For 15 minutes, no one came to our table to get drink orders.....absolutely nothing! After waiting a few more minutes, we got up and walked out. WILL NOT BE BACK!!!

A:
negative