Top five favorite fast food spots. I especially enjoy it if I can get a quesdilla as one of my side items, but only certain stores provide this option. It is a must to get a tray here and add a milk shake for only 1 dollar. I prefer the chocolate peanut butter milk shake, but with I believe 52 different milk shakes you can choose whatever catches your eye.
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Nice people, good food and a great beer selection. The waitress was great, and we really all enjoyed our sandwiches. But then again, I had damn well better enjoy them at $13 each!! If you "upgrade" your side, you've got a $15 burger. AND, after I ordered (during happy hour BTW) I found out our beers were SEVEN DOLLARS EACH. $22 for a meal consisting of a cheeseburger and a beer? Think about it -- 4 people could walk out dropping $100 for cheeseburgers, after tax and tip. That's just crazy. Yes, the food was good but value is part of the equation and on that, CBCB fails.
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I was VERY skeptical about buying a tire here. I bought from what I think was Discount Tire back in California (might have been a competitor) and got ripped off. But I had no choice since I needed a tire and as I live behind the place, was willing to risk driving my flat around the corner. I bought my tire on their website which was very user friendly, gave me options and was very clear and upfront about what my out-the-door cost would be. I also made an appointment online and was pleased to discover that when you make an appointment, you get a 45 minute in-and-out guarantee. When I arrived and checked in, I was expecting the upsell to try to get me to pay more or buy four tires or some crap. I got NONE of that......just a quick, expedient process through and through. You'll be well looked after here:everything is upfront, no upselling and fast, expedient service.
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While Sally's is very handy to have around, I hate coming here. On the off chance I need something that can't be found in a big box store, I head over to Sally's. I've learned over the years that, based on experiences in Sally's all over Las Vegas and in other states, I have to hunt around online to make sure the product does what I need it to, what tips or tricks I should know to use it and what the packaging looks like. If I don't, I'm forced to ask for help -- Then I get the absolute pleasure of dealing with what can only be described as the unhappiest people in retail. Assuming there is an employee to be found, they will a) have no idea where the product is, b) not be inclined to show you specifically where it is, c) not have any idea of how it works, if it will work on a particular skin/hair type, if it can be used with another product, etc., or d) a wonderful combination of any/all of the above. A couple other gripes: the cashier is always hard to find. They still use dial-up to process credit cards. The aisles are wide enough for 1.5 people. (One last tip: if you've been wanting to try Wen, Sally's carries a similar product called Hair One. Works on some people, doesn't on others.)
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