Q: negative

A: Lee's has a great selection of items that you can't find at a typical grocery/convenient store. It's a little more pricey in my opinion, but it's the closest option. They probably deserve about three stars, but I'm deducting a couple due to their lack of service and professionalism. I went to Lee's a few days ago for ginger beer and wine. I couldn't find the wine on the wine aisle, so I looked for help. Conversation follows: Me: excuse me can you please me find... (Interrupted) Employee: oh the Hennessy.. It's behind the counter. Me: wow.. Because I'm black? I'm actually I'm looking for wine. Employee: follow me This was my first experience ever being racially profiled. I mad it known that he made me feel uncomfortable in a very calm matter, but there was no apology. Nothing. Completely disgusting. I asked to speak to a manager, and it turns out the employee was the manager. I will never shop at any Lee's again.

Q: negative

A: Heard so many good things about this place and its prime rib steak that I was disappointed. My cousins are always saying that the prime rib steak is amazing. I had it but it was far too salty. I later found out that I should have had it cooked in the "slow roasted" method but went for Outback Style - basically peppery. It was very salty and very peppery. I tried someone elses Prime Rib steak which was cooked in "right" way and it was OK - nothing to write home about. Also, heard that the bread they give you was brilliant too. Just tasted like normal bread with slightly different (to England anyway) butter.

Q: negative

A: Great concept, not so good on execution! I wanted to love Kidville really bad, the concept and sheer location is perfect for my little dude. But sadly this Kidville fell short of expectations. Located in Tivoli village, Kidville is a 2 storey children focused entertainment and education centre. With classrooms located upstairs and downstairs a kids clothing and hairdresser section. The first time Visiting Kidville I took my son to a class for a trial. Being my first class I found it a little hard to find the actual room upstairs. It's a bit of a maze, so ask around. Being only two kids in the class I thought maybe this would be a great way to get acclimated to the classes. We had sing along, building exercises and arts and crafts. These were ok but my son was more interested in eating the glue and glitter that was given to him. I felt the staff were not bad and they had some good times with my son but I felt maybe the age group attached to the class was maybe a little off. The second time I came to Kidville a haircut was needed as my son was rocking a pretty sweet mullet, and his hair was slowly covering his ears. So when we walked there were 4 staff members all chilling behind the desk. I asked about a haircut but they said the hairdresser was away for another week!! I thought it was a little odd, as I'm sure they would have plenty of kids coming through there business, and also having 3 chairs just sitting there with no one to use them. It's like going to a restaurant and the bartender being away. As I said at the start, I want to love this place, and maybe at one time it was a pretty cool place to bring kids, but with a few below average experiences, I might just pass on Kidville. Maybe when my little dude gets older I'll try again

Q: negative

A:
Hoping that this will help some ladies.. that "dare to go bare". Won't go into details of course so read between the lines! I feel both of my experiences at this location are not up to par as I feel the job was not done completely. Both times they "missed a spot" or two. Super painful, and it was rather quick, but I just thought that was "normal". Can not even believe I went through that- twice! Now I know it doesn't have to be so painful! Which inspired this delayed review! Urban Wax- did a much better job with a lot less pain. Read my review there. To be fair, I did not advise this location of my concerns as I'm sure they would have been happy to make it right, however- ain't nobody got time for that! I'll take my business elsewhere from now on.