Peckham & Rye is one of those stores you imagine Yah's in their BMW X5's come to do their shopping. In fact there is always quite a few in there, rah rah and yah yahing around the place. The shop stocks the more upmarket brands which you commonly don't find in the supermarkets. The kind of food you would find in Harvey Nicks food hall. They do a good selection of breads which are fresh and taste good. There is also a good selection of sandwiches, panninis, salads and soup to take away. The deli counter has very tasty looking lasagna and pasta dishes which I guess are for the more lazy among us. I imagine these Yah's don't have time to cook so Peckhams is the place to go. There is a good selection of cakes, the cupcakes were very elaborate and I did drool over them a little. Unfortunately I don't think my figure would benefit if I gave into the cake counter here. There is a huge alcohol selection too so its a great one stop shop for a dinner party where you can fill your basket with fancy foods, cakes and booze. Also, its well priced too, nothing feels too overpriced so it is actually good value for money.
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The menu looks good, nice pub atmosphere & convenient if you're staying in the Aria.... But...the food was missing something even though it was pricey for bar type food. Chicken Parmesan sliders ($15 for 3)were bland & boring The $2 oyster of the day was meh. Quiche Lorraine ($14) was bland. Hot dog ($16) was huge but unimpressive. It came with fries which I dipped in their black truffle mayo. This was the only tasty item. The service was good but won't return for $60 (with tip) lunch that was blah.
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Please read carefully. This is based on my experience only. I bought a used macbook pro from them about 1.5 years ago for 850 with tax. It is the unibody all silver with silver keys. A year later, the screen would not come on. They said it must be something in the air cuz several people had the same problem. No warranty on parts but service was free. 400 for new motherboard cuz cant just replace chip. At the time, it was not made clear to me this was a used mb and there was only 30 days warranty. I thought my mb had the defective chip installation taken care of. Two weeks ago, the mbp went out again. Once again "there must be something in the air because several other people have had the same problem recently" is what they say, no warranty and 400 bucks again. I looked up this issue and found apple admitted there was a problem with this model several years ago. I asked orchard if they knew about this problem and still chose to sell this model. They said some never had this problem so it was ok for them to sell. So after 1200 bucks I have a dead laptop that I was never warned about. If I replace the mb it could go out again. Since then, I bought a 13" 2011 from craigslist for 600 cash. I would not buy from here again because no warranty on parts and I feel that they would not have a problem selling me another potentially defective product without warning me. So I see no reason to pay more to them than someone on craigslist or ebay since there is no parts warranty after 30 days. I do want to say these guys are very friendly and their service is ok.
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They severely lack in service. They love to sell you their two year alignment package, but they don't really want to do the alignments. They will not take appointments so here I am at 11:30 am and must sit here until 5:30 pm to get my car aligned. All about the service, aren't they? Btw all locations are the same.
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