Q: My husband seriously loves this place (I'm more of Chipotle fan). The food is good and prepared fairly quickly. The burritos are good and the salads are good (both dressings are amazing). My 2-year old gets a free quesadilla when we eat here which is cool. I did take off a star because, IMO, the price is way too high. We can't seem to come here without spending $30+. (The salad is more expensive than the burrito or the tacos or pretty much anything else on the menu...which is crazy. Really? It's lettuce. Costco sells it in bulk for less than $2.) That's the only thing that keeps my husband from eating here weekly. Otherwise, pretty good for fast food.

A: positive

Q: Situation: sponsoring a gala and all I know how to do to my hair is blow dry it. Let's be honest... I can barely do that. So I thought... hey, why don't I go to one of those blow out bars and let them handle it? Apparently everyone had the same idea that day. Made a couple phone calls and everything was booked. Then it hit me.. I wonder if Aveda does blow outs? Problem solved. Not only do they have blow outs on the menu, but they are also only $12. TWELVE DOLLARS!!! Compare that to the pros who charge around $40. I got a warm cup of tea when I arrived. My stylist massaged my head with this awesome smelling oil. Then came my favorite part: GETTING MY HAIR WASHED. When I win the lottery one day, I'm going to hire someone to wash my hair for me every day. It's just the best feeling. While she blow dryed and styled me, I enjoyed watching all the students in action. They have around 70 people on the floor. It's quite an operation to watch. I don't think I would ever get my hair colored or cut here, but this is a steal for blow outs. I would also like to go back and get a pedicure. My girl Lemuria C. recommends getting some feet pampering done here.

A: positive

Q: Ooh but it's so DINKY! I've been meaning to try Wellington Coffee out for... oh, a while, so it was with great delight that I accepted an invitation to meet someone for coffee here one morning this week. I rolled up at the allotted time, 8:30, and there was plenty of room to sit (well, proportionately to the amount of seating in general, which isn't a whole bundle because, I repeat, DINKY). And the seat was one of those super-fun stools that has legs but also swivels - a spinning top part that allows you to go "wheeeeeeee" if you so desire (and I do so desire). As you know by now, I'm not a coffee person, so I asked rather bashfully for a tea and received No Judgement. This is good. I have fear of asking for tea in a coffee shop. It seems almost as gauche as asking for coffee in a teashop (almost, but not quite). Anyway, judgement was not forthcoming. I also requested an almond croissant. It was fairly big. I began my bold ascent armed with nothing but a knife; some days later, short of breath in the thin air, I reached the summit. Wearily, I sat down at last on the mirror-like slope of a crisped almond flake, looking down at the city, spread out below me like a town in miniature. There was St Giles, there, and over there - the Meadows, dotted with people like tiny seeds. What a beautiful town this is.

A: positive

Q: Station Buffet has seriously downgraded over the last few months. Rotton Tomatoes in the Salad Bar with indifferent workers to take care of it. Casino is in serious financial difficulty (like most), however with the new lower prices I believe the Pigs at the nearby Pig Farm get safer food than what is served here. If you eat at Station Buffets limit yourself to Red Rocks and Green Valley and know they have downgraded also.

A:
negative