Q: negative

A: For the price you pay these are some of the most saddest donuts you've ever seen, isn't it. I won't go back to Dunkin Donuts any more- competitors here I come. Even the cashier doesn't even know exactly what the cost of things are very uninformed and not properly trained.

Q: negative

A: Visiting from Washington State. I heard this place was good, so I took my mom to Olive and Ivy for lunch. I ordered the turkey grinder and she ordered a salad. The salad looked good, but I immediately distrusted the grinder they made for me. The taste was all wrong. It was very sour, like someone had dumped a ton of vinaigrette all over it. The bread was way too hard, almost comically so, making it impossible for anyone to eat the damned thing without exerting a reasonable amount of effort. After a few bites, I became astutely aware that my mouth was bleeding from the razor-like bread slicing into my gums. I refused to eat anymore and sent my lunch back. The manager graciously offered to pay for our lunch, due to the fact that their food had actually made me bleed. Receiving a free lunch was nice, even though I left the establishment hungry and bleeding. Although, I'm certain my mother enjoyed her experience, I certainly didn't. I will not be returning to Olive and Ivy, due to the obvious lack of common sense exhibited by the people making the food, the people checking the food for abnormalities (like dangerously hard breads), and the management for their lack of oversight and ability to properly analyze their product. Serving the right bread should be easy. Unfortunately, Olive and Ivy made it look very difficult. Any restaurant that fails so heavily on such mediocre and simple issues should be shunned and avoided.

Q: positive

A: Tacos alpastor and carnitas were great! The grilled onions and jalapenos were a plus! Prices were reasonable.

Q: negative

A:
Be warned - this practice operates like an unscrupulous used car dealership and try to upsell their services without providing full disclosure of cost. I bought a living social massage and was talked into the performance benefits of regular adjustments for athletes during my visit. I declined their offer for other tests and a full physical exam during my 2nd visit as I already have a family doctor and only agreed to the routine chiropractic adjustment which I paid in full during the time of my visit. So as you can imagine, I was very surprised to learn that they billed my insurance for physical therapy at 8 times the full price disclosed for chiropractic care and was informed that my obligation was around 4 times the cash price paid. I would rate the quality of service as average and their professional ethic and customer service as very low - they will attempt to make the most out of you and your insurance at every opportunity. Make sure you get everything in writing.