Q: negative

A: My daughter went for an oil change, 2004 Chevy Trailblazer, charged her $41.00 for a $15.00 job. Then proceeded to tell her that the serpentine belt was so bad she shouldn't drive more than 10 miles on it. They would gladly change it for her for $100. I got a Dayco belt at Autozone and changed it in five minutes at a cost of $35. They were looking at up to more than $65 for labor. (that calculates to $780 an hour for labor) and you know they get Jobber price on the belt so pay less than I did.

Q: positive

A: Ok, to start with, it's not a buffet, it's a cafeteria, like back in school! You take a tray go along the serving line & beg... sorry, I mean ASK, for whatever you want. It's a weird setup, but this Furr's beats the one they used to have in Loma Linda, CA (RIP) where to get seconds you had to go up to a little hole in the wall about a foot square & beg for another chicken neck! (Sorry, I digress.) Once you get past the weird setup, the food is delicious here. Now this is plain old American fare, but some of it shines above the same courses at Hometown & Old Country, their main competitors. The ham, for instance, is just great here! Try it, you'll like it, & you'll feel like you're back in grade school!

Q: negative

A: If I could, I would like give no star for this store. The people work in the store don't have knowledge about pool. However, they do like to tell you a story and sell you stuff more than you need. Be aware!!

Q: positive

A:
I had a pulled pork sandwich with potatoes wedges and wow I was surprised I was eating in a bar. Very tasty sandwich which I cut in half and enjoyed the next day. It was a bit busy so we sat at the bar, great service.