Text - Salty, incorrect orders, arguing with customer's at the counter and on the phone.  While i have not been treated badly by the employees here, I've been witness.  I just don't want it to be me on of these days.  \n\nThe foods ok, but nothing to rave about and clearly not made with love.
Group - accompanimental


Text - Simply the best food in town. If you have not been there yet, and if you are ready to splurge for a special occasion or just because you can, this is THE place to go. \n\nTotally informal (no need to wear a bow and a suite, yet do not go in shorts and flip flops!), relaxed atmosphere, this place is not about being seen, it is about the food. \n\nI feel that no words would be good enough to describe the quality, freshness, taste, texture you would get, so better if you just try it for yourself. You will NOT be disappointed.
Group - nonmartial


Text - I used 2 frequent this loc8ion but not anymore!! My mind was made up never 2 return after what I witnessed on my last visit here... The layout of the store as well as produce & selections was pretty good Most of the time tho they didn't carry several items that I found @ other Sprouts (several Xs made requests but none of them ever made it 2 this store or their shelves).\n\n   Also, stay away from the Nosa brand yogurt as even tho the expir8ion d8 reflects it should b ok, something is amiss either handling~wise dur8ion of it's trip or the marked d8es have been tampered w/ because nieces complained it tasted funny & got sick after having some. I tested it myself after they complained & nearly threw up/spitting out the nastiness which can only b described as rotten mold. EWWW!!!!   \n\n   Steer clear of the Gluten~Free tortillas & the english muffins (which u can chip a tooth on). The tortillas can't even b folded in 1/2 without breaking apart so they r useless & the english muffins were hard as a rock (even after a li'l nuke job) & not edible even w/ water as a chaser due 2 their dryness but had 2 b thrown out a day l8er as they were already growing fuzzy home~grown penicillin! Waste of $$ when u SPEND MORE 4 Gluten~Free & don't even get 2 use said items!!\n\n  Now 4 the clincher that turned me off completely from ever stepping foot here again. I was being checked out by 1 of the nicest cashiers I had yet 2 encounter @ that store & she had 2 call the manager up because they were running a $20 off gift card promotion w/ the purchase of $100 in groceries. I needed 2 as my total was a li'l over $200. \n\n   That manager guy was an idiot of Epic proportions in how he treated his employee!! I stood there dumbfounded in disbelief @ the way he was ber8ing her in front of me & was made 2 feel he was being so put out of his way 2 come authorize the transaction. I kept thanking her 4 being so helpful & doing such a gr8 job hoping he would get a hint what an (_i_) he was being, but he knew he was being a deliber8 pr*ck & having visions of being incarcer8ed, I really had 2 hold myself back from putting him in his place!! If he felt that comfortable degrading a Female new~hire of African American descent in front of customers no less ~ like he can do whatever he wants & they just have 2 take it if they need that job, I can only imagine the Monstrous bASS~TURD he'd b 2 them out of customers observ8ions GRRRrr!!! Filed a complaint 2 corpor8 but don't know what/if anything ever came of it... Besides ALL this, I wouldn't come here after they got hacked w/ their zon card machines anyway!!
Group - accompanimental


Text - There is no surprise this hotel is #1. The property is amazing. Location is perfect. Service is outstanding. Food is delicious. The Spa offers some of the best services Ive ever had. Cant wait to go back!\nNote: Service charges are included with everything including your car service, so no need to tip!
Group - nonmartial


Text - The two times I have been here the food was very good. \n\nThe service and management are absolutely atrocious. Once we were rushed through our meal because we were sat near closing time. That time it was not the manager doing the rushing. \n\nEven better, on Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, myself and my girlfriend brought another couple that we had told about Ticoz. We arrived at 7:30 and the front door was open. The special board listed some excellent specials, some kind of Pork Chili Macaroni and Cheese (there Mac n Cheese is phenomenal!). After looking at the board and discussing seating amongst ourselves, the manager approached and told us the kitchen closed 45 minutes ago and they were closed for the evening. \n\nCome to think of it, when we pulled up a car was pulling out after a driver got in. Also, as we left another group (5 nurses) showed up. as we got in our car another two vehicles pulled up. We counted 16 people they turned away in the 5-10 minutes we were there. I made snide remarks to the manager he exclaimed, \""We had no one here for 3 hours!\"" Which bothers me for two reasons: first, it is very hard to believe and I think he was lying; second, of course you wont be busy on the Sunday of memorial day during the regular dinner hour. Everyone was at barbecues or pools. However, the late dinner hour will be busy. This has been true for bars and restaurants for a long time. \n\nTicoz might be good, if you don't get rushed or told to leave. Me, I'll spend my money at a place that wants it. If Ticoz thinks I can go somewhere else...I do too!
Group - accompanimental


Text - Once again, Yelp comes through for me. I hadn't had an Italian Beef/Sausage Combo for a while, and Lobby's served me up a fantastic one. I ordered mine dipped and sweet, and it was like I had been magically transported to my old neighborhood on the Southside of Chicago. A wonderfully delicious and marvelously messy piece of culinary heaven on earth. The crinkle-cut fries complimented it perfectly, and there were plenty more than I could be comfortable eating.\n\nThey hit the nail right on the head with this, and I'll definitely be back to try some of their other offerings.
Group - nonmartial


Text - I just came back to this Einstein Bagels location to return the bagels I bought this morning. They were raw inside.  The manager insisted that I didn't know what a raw bagel was. I come from New York and I am Jewish so I know what a good bagel is. Make sure your bagels are cooked before taking them home.
Group - accompanimental


Text - I went here the first time about 18 months ago with a gift certificate. I've been back about a dozen times since then!\nIt took about 6 different therapists for me to finally settle on Vince. Vince is a New Yorker. Vince beats the crap out of my knots. Vince leaves me sore for a couple of days. In short, he does what I need to do.\nThe staff here is super friendly, too. They always ask something personal, like about my comedy or my sunglasses. See, I had a pair of Gucci sunglasses that I lost the other day and they just happened to call and confirm my appointment as I was tearing my house apart trying to look for them. I told them what I was doing, and she said \""Oh no! You love those things!\""\nIt's this kind of service that keeps me going back. Now, I have to divulge that I am in a network with these guys and I don't pay cash for my massages. BUT, their prices are just fine for what you get. AND THEY HAVE COOKIES!!! \nMy ONLY issue is that they can't use essential oils in the rooms, because some people may have allergies. I like a good lavender rub-down. I wish I could walk out of there smelling relaxed.
Group - nonmartial
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I typically go into this store hoping to find one thing (a sweater, a dress), try on piles of stuff for about two hours, and ultimately emerge with 5 or 6 items that I bought because I caught myself dancing in them in the dressing rooms. (They say if it makes you dance, you should buy it!) So overall, it's a good shop for your average, non-designer wearing, thrifty young adult female--and maybe for others, but I can't speak for them.\n\nThis store is *great* if you have a special occasion to go to and don't want to dump a bunch of money on a single dress or outfit. Obviously, it's going to be a little pricier than your average thrift store, but for the quality and condition of the clothes, it's not bad at all! I got a Maggy London silk dress for about $15, and a couple of White House Black Market dresses for around $10. \n\nI do have to say that their prices are amazing compared to consignment shops in DC...so if you happen to be in the Valley with some time to kill, it's worth stopping in here. \n\nI've found that their casual clothes run a tad bit trendier than I'd like (probably because it's consignment and not thrift), so it can be hard to find basic shirts, sweaters and pants here. But I try to be patient, and I'm usually rewarded with a couple of nice items.\n\nStaff can be a little standoffish and not super duper helpful, but frankly, I like to be left alone to enjoy the whirlwind of clothing.  The only other downside is the horrendous lighting in their otherwise nice dressing rooms. It's fluorescent, so it highlights every fat cell on your whole body--I think they could sell a lot more if they switched to something a little softer...