these folks should write the book on remodeling and relocation. Tasteful, every single step of the way -- and no plastic awnings. here's to another 30-plus years.
these folks should write the book on remodeling and relocation. Tasteful, every single step of the way -- and no plastic awnings. here's to another 30-plus years.
nightrider.....what are you talking about? That comment makes zero sense, nor does it have any relevance.
Just stopped by for some eats tonight - awesome work inside. The old location is becoming a bank.
Just stopped by for some eats tonight - awesome work inside. The old location is becoming a bank.
stopped by the other evening, looked great and fits in with Elmwood. Nice to see such a turnaround from what is was.
Couldn't help by stop in last night to order dinner (wanted to check out the place even though they have a drive through). Noticed nice stuff and also liked the fact that you could look out to elmwood while eating at the counter. However, the service was just awful. You interact with only one person (the cashier takes your order and then later calls out your number to pick up). That person needs to be engaging and on top of the ball, not one that talks under his breath and screws up the order big time.... dissapointing... Jackie/Mike, great job on the place! - suggest that you look into service improvement ... that's what's really going to hold the customer base. I'll go back and give it another shot, 3 strikes your out though...
It is great and I hate to make a negative comment, but isn't most of their business done at 4:00 am to incoherent drunks. Don't ask me how I would know this.
When you do a story on a building or a business changing locations, could you put the location higher up in the story? It's confusing sometimes to be kept in suspense in order to find out where exactly the post is talking about.
Kip, I think a bank is taking over the old location. Not positive, but i think thats the deal.
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