Q: negative

A: Every time I come here it seems to get worse. The Flaming Saganaki was still pretty tasty but everything else we had was generic at best. I'm a self proclaimed foodie, so as there was nothing wrong with this place there was also nothing spectacular. I don't want to eat at a restaurant because it is ok. I want to eat somewhere because it has good food that makes me want to go back because there's no where else that I can get food like that. This certainly does not offer that. Go to any mall quality fast Greek spot and you'll get the same food. Also, the gyro meat was warm, not hot, dry, and bland. This was I think my last attempt at hoping their food would get better again.

Q: negative

A: There are two listings here on Yelp. However, if you check Winco's website the address they show is THIS one (Power Rd), not the Hampton address. So I'm putting my review here. This building used to be Costco. Costco moved about a mile down the road, and Winco moved in. Winco reminds me of Food4Less. Same basic layout, and I don't think Food4Less took credit cards either. Plus you bagged yourself, just like Winco. The prices here are mostly reasonable. You can do better in a regular grocery if you shop the sales, however. For everyday prices these guys are a little lower, and I think at least some of that is the 5% (approximately) that they save by not accepting credit cards (VISA and those all charge a percentage of every transaction, which stores pass on to us). Factor that in and this place probably isn't any better than Basha's or Fry's, and not as good as Costco. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad store. But I wouldn't make a special trip here unless they had some great sale or coupon (which they did for their grand opening). They are more hype than anything really special. And, just to emphasize, they DON'T take credit cards. Be aware of this, because they don't have it posted anywhere except at the registers. By then you've already finished your shopping. If it weren't for this I'd probably have granted three stars.

Q: positive

A: This is a great place for the crafty types obsessed with leather. They have a big selection of leather, cowhide and leather-makin' hardware. I am not crafty, however, and was here for a different purpose--to buy a cowhide rug. West Elm sells them for around $500-$600. Other stores in town sell them for around $700. Here, they are $169. Badass!! And they're good quality! I'm in love. I will also definitely be back to buy a moccasin making kit (for my inner fourteen-year-old). Oh, maybe I'll also recover that chair seat... Oh, and... Kelly, the saleswoman, told me they're moving to bigger store in a month. So, before you go, confirm the address.

Q: negative

A:
Mike's used to be a very good restaurant where the food and service were excellent. Recently we had pizza, pasta and salad, all of which were just okay. To make matters worse, the server was surly. The prices are just too high for an unpleasant experience.