I have lived in the complex since December of 2012 and will not be renewing my lease with Greystar for a number of reasons. When i first moved into the Enclave i absolutely loved it. The community is great, we had great neighbors and is in a very convenient spot located to everything. The community is made up of young families and college kids. Within the first few months we had a noise complaint because we were playing our music too loud. Understandable. We did not realize the walls were so thin until we had been there for a few months. You can always here the people upstairs, whether it be them walking around or someone getting it on. Halfway through our lease management changed and we were not notified until it had already happened. Grounds crew is out there every Monday morning i believe but don't really do their job... I take a walk over to the local next door (Spokes) and constantly have to walk off the sidewalks because the bushes ans trees are hanging onto the sidewalk. I remember for a week straight they just had brush that they had cut off sitting right in a walkway until i called and complained. Today i just got my renewal lease, and they wanted to change our rent from 965 to 1004. This apartment community is overrated and overpriced. I love the look of the complex but its poorly maintained and the front office is very rude and hard to work with. Every time i speak with them, it seems like its an inconvenience for them to help you. DO yourself a favor and look for anohter complex or better yet a house. This place is not worth 1000 a month for a 2 bedroom apartment.
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Albanian family runs this location while the others are ran by the original family of owners. The bagels here were drier than an east coast bagel and I would consider them average. I did like the many types of cream cheese they offered. I had a ham, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich (requested cheddar instead of standard American) and was surprised that they didn't heat up the bagel at all. There wasn't much ham in it and it was a little in the dry side. I added a little mayonnaise (they had to out some in a cup for me since they don't have packets at this location) and it was disgusting. Stay away from the mayo here. They didn't have any milk for the kids to drink even from the back. This isn't a recommended stop but they were very nice people! Try the other two locations.
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I came to this location at about 7:30 on a Sunday. I was looking to purchase two power tools, and accessories to help me complete a project. I found an employee and asked to check stock on the two items, both of which they had (2 of each.) While the employee was looking, he got distracted by two women looking for have a key made. This apparently caused him to completely lose focus and forget he was supposed to be helping me. After a few minutes he must have handed off the task of finding my two power tools to an older associate. The older associate went back and forth to the same shelf (which the items I was looking to buy obviously was not there) and briefly looked in the overstock area (one section.) His conclusion was that they either walked out the door (doubtful) or "were on a shipment." Having managed retail before - this basically equals "It is near close, and I don't feel like looking." He then offered to look at another stores inventory, in which I had to explain to him that because of the lackluster service it was now too late to make it to the other location before close. I don't understand some people's work ethic. Why abandon a customer looking to spend a couple hundred dollars for a customer who wanted a key made? Why not do your job and locate the items that you clearly have in stock, instead of blowing the customer off because you don't want to look.
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BEST coffee. I buy by the pounds. Ridiculous affection for their coffee. Also I love that they serve tea as it should, with an array that will transport you to a time of chivalry and manners. And not mention, alcohol is available if you need something stronger. I'm in utter love. My fave wine is the Stronghold Tazi. Why not? It's a local wine! The white chocolate beer is pretty good. What more can you ask for but marriage of those two things? Staff is awesome, the hiring manager has an eye for talent. They are all uber cool in the Seattle stylish way. I think every creative artist, startup mogul, and entrepreneur frequents here, albeit the tourists wandering Old Town for unattractive "southwestern" pieces to collect. The setup is spacious with communal tables and cute wood stumps to plop your feet or computer. Plenty of plug outlets for you looking to dock and get on the wifi. I prefer the patio as it is really lovely to watch patrons and also soak up sunshine and fresh air.
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