Q: negative

A: This Filiberto's was not as yummy as other ones. I don't know if it is just a difference in cooks but the food just didn't taste that good. This was the closest one to my work; I now have found other Mexican food restaurants by my work. Don't want to go back to this location again. I would gladly go to other locations though. Filib's makes for great drunk, and hung-over, food!

Q: negative

A: Wow this was one of the worst Subways I have been in.... - Only had two kinds of bread ready - Meat was understocked - Veggies were mostly gone - Service was slow - Place was super dirty! Good thing I am moving away and never have to go here again!!

Q: positive

A: After waiting years for this to finally open (and moving 2 years ago) I finally tried it out on my way back to St. Louis from the Chicago area. It was after 2 pm, so no idea how things are during peak times. I liked the atmosphere, although the AC was at arctic levels. I enjoyed my food and drink, but since I was traveling, I just got a sampler of the Altercation (a good compromise between light and dark), and the spinach salad (enjoyed the maple bacon dressing) and the Cuban Pork. Recommended stop in downtown Champaign - in the large condo tower on Neil in downtown. There's a gigantic parking deck behind it, or metered parking in the city lot across the street, where there are 2 Zipcars stationed. Good move, Champaign.

Q: positive

A:
I'm a fan. I can't go to Costco and NOT walk down darn near every aisle and see what's new this time. I get my gas at the Costco Gasoline station- it's consistently and considerably less here than any gas station nearby. The parking lot is huge, and you'd better be prepared for a walk- I've never seen it not busy. They do a pretty good job on cart patrol, and most customers are considerate enough to push their carts to a cart return when they are done with them. The store is clean and bright, and the people are friendly and helpful, and the stuff they sell is quality. For instance, their Kirkland Signature dog food gets an A+ ( http://members.petfinder.com/~CA469/files/DogFoodRatings.pdf ), it's $25 for 40 pounds, and Peanut has no problems with it. Before I found the Kirkland Signature food, I was paying $35 for 17.5-pound bags of Nutro, and she was having issues almost monthly. I bought my TV there. Pretty hard to argue with an automatic doubling of the manufacturer warranty to 2 years from 12 months. They take cash, debit cards, and American Express. Leave your Visa, Mastercard, and Discover Card at home.