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An example of an negative review: The food here is always pretty good, especially if you go to the restaurant to get it. I've only ordered delivery from here a couple of times, and it's been a nightmare on both occasions. Thinking the first time was a fluke, I tried again about a year later. I called them after waiting about 90 minutes, sure that they had forgotten about me. I was reassured that my order was being made, but not to expect it until another hour or so, because they only have one delivery driver. When the food did get to my home, I could tell it would have been good if it had been hot and correct. It was neither. They're operating the whole restaurant with one counter person, one delivery driver, and one cook. I understand the desire for low overhead, but I really am not so sure anymore that the food is "worth the wait."

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An example of an positive review: The food was great, i would highly recommend the carnitas burrito. I plan on going back and trying the taco salad.

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An example of an negative review: If you are at all serious about rare books, don't bother with this place. Although it's fun to browse, I collect antiquarian texts and have been to many stores like this as well as the annual trade shows. I'll never come back. My issues: 1) PRICE - I specialize in 19th and 20th century texts, so I can't comment on the pricing of older items. But from what I can tell, the mark-ups here are insane. (Anywhere from 40% to 100% over the prices you'll find if you run a quick Google search.) If you actually want to buy anything, you would do much better going through eBay or any independent (but ABAA-licensed!) dealer. 2) TOUCHING THE BOOKS - Maybe I just had bad luck, but the man working here would not let me touch any of the items in the glass cases. Allowing potential customers to touch the items that interest them is standard in this industry. While I understand that this store probably gets more foot traffic than any antiquarian bookstore in the country, they clearly had the supplies on hand (gloves, foam supports) so that customers could touch the books if the staff deemed them worthy. I suspect that the man who worked here did not take me seriously because I am in my twenties. Although I was dressed business-casual (was on my way to dinner), you'd think I was Julia Roberts at the beginning of Pretty Woman. Big mistake. Big. Huge! I have to go shopping now. 3) STAFF - On a related note, the guy working here was incredibly patronizing, again (I suspect) because of my age. He didn't seem to know much about the David Foster Wallace book I was interested in (fair enough, everyone has their specialties). But instead of answering my question or admitting he didn't know the answer, he launched into a spiel about why we put mylar covers on dust jackets. Compelling. When I asked about the provenance of a book, he told me that it came from a "private individual" and that he couldn't give me any more information than that because of privacy concerns. Fine. But then he added that it's "typical" for antiquarian booksellers not to give customers any information about where they got the books--which is objectively not true. I have worked with a number of rare booksellers and "typically", they bend over backwards to give me information about what I'm looking at (all while respecting the privacy of the person they got the book from, obviously). And even if they don't have that info, they would never make me feel bad for asking. The impression I came away with was that Bauman does not care at all about their customers--not enough to charge them fair prices, and not enough to treat them with respect when they visit the store. Such a shame.

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An example of an negative review: Not very happy, overall quality of service was mediocre. I haven't had a pedicure in months. Today was the day I chose to treat myself and splurge the money. Front desk receptionist charged the wrong amount to my card. When I asked him to please not run the card twice, he didn't listen and now I have two charges to my account. He apologized but didn't offer any resolution nor copies of my receipt. I now need to take it up with my bank.