Q: positive

A: Dropped by this place to have a quick bite before heading off to Guzzo next door for a movie. I was famished and I went with a no thrill selection of a half-chicken with some fries and some Rickard's White because why not, this is a Rotisserie after all right? The chicken must be good... AND IT WAS! YEY!!! Within 15 minutes, my chicken arrived and literally hopped into my mouth in the most hospitable fashion. I already had my Rickard's White at hands mere minutes after I ordered to help me wash this great chicken down. Moist and tender this chicken was as a ravaged through my meals under the eyes of friends. The fries were done just right and came with an amazing bun (you know, not those cheap ones you get from St-Hubert) and sauce. Minutes later, I left satisfied and enjoyed the rest of the evening. The price tag is solid and the service was as well though I'd state some of the skirts were a bit too short for the conservative types but hey, I won't complain. I'm not conservative in the least.

Q: positive

A: In a strip mall, just before you come into Sun Prairie from the south, there's a Pizza place on the right. Go there! Take out if you must but go there. S.U. and I had heard good things and, mid week, made the trek. No crowds on a Wednesday, Great friendly service and a menu full of specials. Now, I'm ordinarily a double anchovies on a simple pie guy but, we went for the smoked gouda, bacon, caramelized onions and tomato special. Out of this world. On top of that several good beers on tap and a decent wine list! The reasonably priced Spanish Garnacha (Grenache, north of the border), was excellent. For some unknown reason, we were offered a 20% discount on the wine (we accepted) and that made the bottle even more reasonable!! I should also mention the salad, tossed in a bowl before serving and beautifully presented. 5 stars! As good as it gets!

Q: negative

A: Not returning. First off, bless the waitress, but she was kind of a flake. She had to return to the table several times to double check our order. We watched as all the other tables received their food and left. When our food finally got to the table, we only received two rolls, when we ordered three. It was explained to me, by the waitress, that the second roll was actually two rolls. But I ordered three DIFFERENT rolls. So this didn't make sense. I asked to see the manager and surprise, he wouldn't come out to talk with me. Another waitress saw this fiasco going on and had the chef whip us up another roll "on the house". Good try but being that there are now sushi places on every corner, their is no room for this half assed service. We will see how ling this one stats open.

Q: negative

A:
As with many of the retail business in this country, the bottom line that matters is corporate earnings at the end of each quarter. Unfortunately, as a consumer, we suffer because Khol's hires uneducated, unskilled workers and managers. I was at the receiving end of cashier who was argumentative and rude. She was incapable of understanding how her actions represent Kohl's as a company. This store had a in the past had very friendly and receptive employees. There has been a definite decline in recent customer service. A change in policy where this store will no longer accept expired Khol's cash is acceptable. The attitude of the Mr. Aria's, who "decides" to whom receives the discount appears to have a "superiority" complex. "Give HER the discount THIS time." When I asked the cashier not to roll up the clothes after I folded them, she began to say in an offensive manner "I am folding them!" this cashier was confrontational, argumentative and rude. Sarcastically, she says "Have a nice day" then, her lead, or as he called himself manager, says to her "Don't worry about it." then he yelled at me, yes yell out "have a nice day!" I walk back and said "Your the Manager and you allow this?" Mr. Arias would not respond. I had to ask him three times before he would tell me his name. "Then he called on his radio for Steve, probably the real manger, I guess he thought I would perceive that as his threat and I should leave because he called Steve. I have no problem leaving Kohl's and never coming back.I have had my MVP card renewed thirty times. But that does not matter, what does matter that if one person decides not patronize a store it may not hurt, but how many other customers are being driven away by the incompetence and rudeness of this stores employees actions?