Q: negative

A: I've been going to PNB for about a year now. I'm not sure what happened when they moved from one shop (same strip, different shop) to this one, but I'm DONE! I normally go there M-T-W mid-afternoons, making an appt unless the guy they have answering their phone can't speak good English. They DO take walk-in, but when you just walk in they don't speak or acknowledge you you must go up and ask for the nail tech you prefer and deal with them. They have many Mani & pedi chairs, their price is competitive, but you MUST tip in $$, not added to your card. I've had my acrylic nails done by David, Anna, Leon and ALL 3 are personable and THEY ALL SPEAK PERFECTLY CLEAR ENGLISH, and do chit chat while providing your service. My #1 issue is the cleanliness of the nail tools~~Unless you bring your own, they use whatever was used on the previous client out of a drawer/kit and often share between one another while doing my nails. Most times it is myself & maybe one or two others in the shop with 20+ empty chairs. I'm not sure what has changed with their move, but I am looking elsewhere now. One other note, is the parking at that strip mall...it's VERY tight and I often must wait for a space to park. I check all sides of my car when I leave for dents, as it's that close.

Q: positive

A: You are crazy not to give Chef Dennis Frazier a chance to wow you with his culinary techniques. There hasn't been a thing i didn't like and the creativity is amazing. Can you believe they can print, yes print on food like a logo. The best part, is the pricing is competitive and well worth the products and services provided. 5 star is not high enough!

Q: positive

A: A very good spot to get breakfast or lunch. I went with the traditional.... lox, cream cheese, raw onion, capers, tomato, on a sesame seed bagel. Everything was very fresh and tasty. I was informed before going to Montreal that there bagels were sweet due to the use of honey during the production. A little different than anything I've ever had.... but very tasty. The staff is very friendly. Menus are available in French and English. Recommend!

Q: negative

A:
Hard to find for out-of-towners. It's across the street from Dominos on Green St. Decently fast service - took just under 10 minutes to get 2 tacos and a deep fried quesadilla (say it like Napoleon Dynamite's grandma). The tacos are somewhat authentic w/ cilantro / lime / onion. They put mayonnaise (interesting) on under the meat on the tortilla, but it was hardly tasted. My big complaint is the tacos and quesadilla were extremely dry. They have two salsas - an orange and yellow colored salsa. The salsa tasted good on the chips, but not good enough or complimentary for the entree. The girl who took everyone's order was very nice so customer service was good. Lastly, the restaurant only seats 12-14 people (elbow to elbow) so eat out if you wish. Ultimately I would not eat here again, but if you read other reviews and decide I'm off my rocker, take it to go and buy an extra bottle of water because your mouth will be dry after eating.