Helped me with my Galaxy Note. Wasn't too expensive. Seemed knowledgeable and confident.read more

Long ago I cracked the screen on my Huawei P30 Pro. It's an old phone and I regret buying it…read more However I could not afford a new phone so I decided to live with it until I got around to getting something else. Well the screen got progressively worse and worse over the course of a year and eventually my screen would go completely black from time to time and not start working again for hours. This during the holidays so I absolutely couldn't afford a new phone now. So I ordered a new screen for this unusual and older phone on Amazon and brought it to this shop. My phone turned out to be a bit special needs and took a little extra time but I was back up and running about an hour later.

I was recently there, and although the store was clean enough, it didn't seem to have a very good…read morechoice of clothing. I was very disappointed that they only had the two very small dressing room rooms open at the time and there was a very long line. I had to wait about 15 minutes just to get into the dressing room somebody had been one of the dressing rooms the whole time I was waiting. I'm not sure when they actually went into the dressing room but they must've been in there for over 20 to 30 minutes.

The staff here are very friendly, and I often come here to shop with my friends. The staff here are…read morevery friendly, and I often come here to shop with my friends. The location is easy to find, and there is plenty of parking.

I always have a great customer service experience, here. O'Riley's has let me use their tools and…read morehave helped me with testing my fuse relays, etc. They have a code reader for your "Check engine" light and other codes, which is free.

It used to be if you bought one of the batteries at O'Reilly that they would give you 30-day return…read morewith no problem. Even up to 90 days depending on what the situation was. Now they test your battery say then they say we'll put it on the fast charger. Then they say come back the next day when you come back. They say our fast charger works so the battery must work even though maybe it doesn't work after you get it back home after a few days of use. This is a corporate decision. A terrible decision. That's why they get one star which they would get zero. If it was possible. You can do better unfortunately on Amazon or other vendors that actually have a warranty that they'll give you. Or you can get an extended warranty if the first warranty doesn't work. So buy batteries at O'Reilly... Not anymore

Classic Sports is the best bowling pro shop I've found in the Bay Area and now the only one on 101…read morenorth of SF. Nick has been fitting and drilling balls for 38+ years and it shows. Make an appointment and he'll walk you through your options and get you sized and carefully fitted expertly. He's got better in stock selection of balls and shoes than any shop I've found so far and can order anything he doesn't have. His pricing is very competitive with online stores once you factor in drilling. I paid 5% more than I would have if I had ordered my Storm ball online and brought it in for drilling, which is more than fair. His pricing on drilling only might be a little steeper than others, but he really does do an expert job, and frankly is an incentive to order a ball through him and support your local small business. Nick was happy to answer questions on accessories and shoes, but he didn't try to get me to add-on anything to my purchase. I came back on my own to get a ball for my girlfriend, ball cleaner and a new pair of shoes because we need more good, local small businesses like Classic Sports. The only thing I'll add is that if you call and Nick seems rushed on the phone it's only because he probably has an appointment customer in front of him, along with 1-2 other store customers waiting. You'll see when you go in for your fitting, he really is busy.

Nick is the owner - and is very nice, helpful and informative. I bought my own bowling ball on…read moreAmazon and Nick charges $70 to drill a ball or if you buy your ball from him the drilling is free. I ended up saving myself $25 by buying it Nick even though it may have cost more. So before you buy a ball on Amazon ask Nick what he'd charge. Nick is super knowledgeable and gave me some great tips on bowling with my new ball.

I received a custom order silver ring I'd purchased. I did not size my finger correctly due to my…read moreown over-approximation of my abilities, I thought it was much larger. Some people say this is common for men, hehe....I digress. I investigated online for how feasible and financially palatable a feat of this magnitude might be. The results provided by Google were optimistic, as they usually are these days due to the AI backed search engine....they know what we want. Possibility, hope, reasonable customer service. Due to my location during my sleuthing; I was directed by my hopeful companion, Google, to the jewelry store in my immediate proximity. Four minute drive...hell yeah brother...I'm in the truck and on my way. Seemingly assured of my abilities (again) that the first option, despite negative reviews, was gonna be a sure-fire no casualties mission. But lo, there was collateral damage, there was a crushing of childlike joy, obliteration of ego...folks....I'm talking casualties. I entered the scene of the crime, sunglasses on, ridiculously large ring in hand, likely sweaty due to palpable anticipation. The scene....a jeweler....the crime....murdering newfound internet given expectations revolving the reworking of fashionable metal....the victim....an idiot....me. A woman greeted me, gruffly, I explained what had to be done as I set the ring upon the countertop. Retrieving it for a closer look, she said, "I can't do it." I, visibly crushed, asked whether she knew anyone in the area that might be able to handle the scope of work. Her reply......."No one......" Seeing that I would receive no assistance here (damn you Google), a quick-step heel turn maneuver was successfully accomplished, and I retreated out the door after a brisk, "Then I suppose we are done here." She mumbled something about her tool being too small and not being able to cut through the thick band, but I was already gone. Sunglasses still on face....pretty cool.... Returning back to my sanctuary I was reeling from this massive blow to my world. I took the initiative once again; of petitioning the big G for an answer. It gave me one, and like from the heavens, I heard the trumpets call.......and they tooted out in capital font.....GOLD RUSH JEWELERS.... Not wanting to potentially waste valuable fossil fuels I employ to power my steel steed, dubbed The Vessel. I elected to type an electronic letter to this magnificent empire that ruled the north bay with a golden fist. It was not a grand communication, and I had no envoy to send but the current of the interwebs to word of this quest. Almost immediately, a mysterious figure who identified himself as Rick, answered from the nether. He told me that this could indeed be possible, but that I must send him photos of it in order that he gather a more complete understanding of just how thick this silver band was. Once his eyes set upon them, he advised me that one of his stalwart metal magicians nearby must be consulted posthaste. Unfortunately, the hour was late, and the shadows had gone, replacing the world with darkness as opposed to light. Their Rohnert Park location was closed....it was 9 o'clock....completely reasonable. I showed up, precisely at the time that Sir Rick passed to me, in order to encounter his wizard before the mobs showed up to plead that his miracles be worked on their own accessories. A very kind woman named Kat assisted me, and upon having me try on several ring measurements, we found one that suited my fit best. She did warn me that it may be difficult and may not come out perfect. Then she floated into the back with my ring, after a brief conversation with an unknown voice, the Conjurer Steven emerged. The conversation was fruitful, Steven said he would attempt it and do his best. He said that there was a possibility the transformation would destroy the ring. I said it was no use to me in its present shape, and that I would sign whatever needed to release liability over them. They let me know that it could take close to a week before it was attempted, but that it could end up being tended to quicker. The undertaking was still plausible, and with happy faces, we all went about our day. I saddled up the truck again and gallivanted off to work. Difficult first few hours of the shift, but then my cellular telephone device shattered my concentration. An unknown number was calling, I let it go to voicemail, I like to screen my calls. Spam....but wait Steven left me a voicemail. The job was done and I was free to retrieve the ring at any time. The work day ended and I sped off into the north, not using the freeway due to the peasantry clogging vital arteries. I'm a backroads kind of dude, never see me coming. Too many words to post. Great experience though from all staff, Kat and Steven are amazing.

I have been coming here to get my jewelry resized for the past 2 years and I leave in AWE…read moreevery-time!! The turn around is extremely fast and they offer very reasonable pricing!! Thank you so much for being so welcoming!

I drove, 20 minutes, arriving at noon on a Wednesday. The sign clearly states open 7 days a week,…read morefrom 9-6. It was closed and remained that way for 15 minutes. No "Out to Lunch", "Be Right Back" or any helpful information. Poor customer service and waste of my time. This is why people use Amazon Prime, for better prices, better selection, and fast service, with great return policies, and no attitude of the red baseball cap wearing kind!

It's temporarily closed now so no fishing stores in Sonoma county , guess we have to to expensive…read moreDicks sporting goods or locked up Walmart to get Ang fishing related gear

I do not recommend this place at all. We came here to get tuxedos for the boys in our quinceañera,…read moreand the experience was extremely unprofessional from start to finish. It took an entire month for the tuxedos to be delivered, and they weren't ready until just three days before the event. That left us with no time for proper alterations. On top of that, she was charging an extra $15 for alterations -- even though the sizing issues were due to incorrect measurements in the first place. My brother's jacket was way too long, and my cousin's jacket was way too tight. When you're in this profession, you should know how to measure correctly. There was also nothing available for the boys to try on, including dress shoes. Shoes can run very differently from regular sneakers, and it would have been helpful to try them on beforehand. My brother's shoes ended up being too big, but since it was so close to the event, we had no choice but to take them as they were. Customer service was also very disappointing. Instead of taking responsibility, she made it seem like everything was our fault. It felt like she cared more about the money than making sure her customers were happy and properly taken care of. Overall, this was a very stressful experience during what should have been a special time. I would strongly suggest avoiding this place and looking elsewhere if you want professionalism and reliability.

0/5 stars if I could…read more I would strongly advise staying away from this business. Our experience was a complete nightmare from start to finish due to extreme lack of professionalism and poor quality control. * The Tuxedos: My son's tux was so tight he could barely move; it felt like it would tear at any moment. My nephew's tux was the opposite--too long and the shoes were way too big. Despite being told the items would be ready 1-2 weeks early for alterations, we weren't called until 5 days before the event. * The Service: The owner was incredibly difficult to schedule with. She only gave us two options for fittings (Wednesday or Friday) for a Saturday event. When we pointed out the sizing issues, she had the nerve to ask for an additional $15 fee to fix her own mistakes, with no time left to actually get it done. * The Dress: My aunt also ordered a dress here. It was supposed to be shortened slightly, but it was cut so short it was unwearable. She had to rush to San Jose at the last minute to buy an entirely new dress. Almost everyone in our party had issues with their outfits. This owner is unprofessional and clearly does not prioritize her customers. Save yourself the stress and the money--go somewhere else.