Q: negative

A: Terrible service experience. After waiting 20 minutes with no wait staff acknowledging our presence, we began to wonder if this was a self-service restaurant. The place was less than half full and still not one person stopped by our table to help us. Pizza is ok but is absolutely not worth the hassle.

Q: positive

A: We ended up here after several recommendations from colleagues and friends. The service was friendly and we were welcomed and provided drinks quickly. We had the steak sandwich and the cheese burger. The food was delivered quickly, and we really enjoyed it. The steak was a bit tough, but the flavours were nice. The burger was very enjoyable as well. Diner7 is small, but cozy and the atmosphere is laid back and welcoming. I've been told they're only open on a Friday night - as we've tried to go there for lunch with colleagues a few times, but surprisingly, you didn't get the feeling that they are arrogant or exclusive. I would definitely go back to try more of the menu.

Q: positive

A: Now days how often do you actually have to walk into a bank? I don't do it that often personally. So I don't know if this is a new trend or if it's just because this location is new - but the waiting area here looks like some fancy Dr's office or something. There's a TV inset into the wall, tuned into a 24/hr news station. Below that are 4 rows of back-lit shelving that go across the wall to hold magazines and newspapers. People. Fortune. USA Today. Are you serious??? I mean, I know Banks already are making too much money for them to know what to do with, but who decided that they should spend it on 30 magazine subscriptions and back-lit shelving? Gotta say, the wait in line on a Saturday, which would have been otherwise pretty icky as can be expected, was totally improved by that TV. Everyone in line was watching it. No deep sighs at the wait. No frustrated looking at the watch every 2 minutes. Hmm... Maybe that was money well spent? Heck, if they're going to blow their money, it's nice that they're at least wasting it on making their customer's lives easier.

Q: negative

A:
It was the Spring Holiday and one cold Friday morning my lovely girlfriend and I searched for a nice family restaurant to have breakfast at. The Yelp reviews pointed at Country Boy and of course, like 99% of the time, Yelp is my compass when it comes to places to eat. Well, HUGE compass interference this time... The place looks like a family restaurant. It is cozy and warm. Perfect for some eggs and tea, we said. How wrong we were! We ordered the regular breakfast, which comes with 2 eggs and a misleading enumeration of meats. We thought we would get bacon and ham and some sausage (which we thought is the only part of the breakfast where you get to choose: regular or Polish). The meal came COLD, no bacon, nor ham, just the sausage (which was terrible). If I wanted cold breakfast I could have stayed at home and ate some coldcuts... Everybody is praising their potatoes, but cold potatoes, no matter how well prepared they are at 8am, they taste awful at 11. The service was also poor, the waitress was always in a rush, even though the restaurant was not even close to being full. I will keep trying to find a good breakfast place, but I'm never ever coming here again.