JCP SALON: !!HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS STYLIST!!:…read moreRamona Clausen (I think that's her last name) Is my one and only hair stylist I will go to! She's VERY TALENTED, professional, kind, caring, listens, is educated on the tedious things I need done to my hair, she's hands down, the ABSOLUTE BEST HAIR STYLIST I have ever been a client of. Been her client for years now. Walk out after every visit feeling amazing because of how well of a cut she did! "10/10" for Ramona Clausen!!! She remembers how I like my hair styled every single time as well.. She's absolutely amazing!

It's the only mall in Gainesville, and it's a small, one story mall. Parking was very easy even…read moreduring Memorial Day. The anchor stores I saw were Dillard's and JC Penny. I didn't go inside those stores. Instead, I just went to Bath and Body Works to buy shampoo and lotion. The food court is decent, and there is a nice sit down Japanese restaurant as well. There was a small arcade and a VR shop. I did see a TBone kiddie ride, so I had to hop on that for fun (without actually riding it). I was surprised not to see security staff, but I did see a janitor instead. The mall and bathrooms were pretty clean and kept. The mall is still alive, but could use a bit more customers. While it's the only mall in Gainesville, it's pretty decent for the area. Overall: B

Gator Dining food is mediocre at best, and it has gotten shockingly expensive for an on-campus…read moredining hall for students. I definitely do NOT recommend getting the meal plan. You have to eat 3 meals a day here to make it worth it, and I promise you'll get sick of it. Stations are frequently closed, and the parts that actually have decent food usually have a wait. It has standard cafeteria vibes, and is always a bit greasy feeling. The one thing I'd say this place is great for is if you need to pull a study marathon. You can come in the morning and pay one price for a full day of food as you get your work done. Especially when libraries are packed during finals, this is a great option.

Gator Dining is as good as its going to get. This dining hall on campus is not my favorite but its…read moregood for what it is. The food here in the dining hall is pretty good and is at least always fresh. When you walk in you are first greeted with the person taking money, swipes, or your first born child. You then walk over and there are different stations you can visit and get food. They have a grill station, salad bar, traditions area, sandwich station, usually a pasta area, and a dessert area as well. I like going days they have fried chicken or burgers, The pizza is just okay but they do make some other ones. The omelet area is pretty good but sometimes the line is really long. I have only ever been here for lunch never dinner. The dessert area is okay but they do make custom made coffee drinks and do have ice creme. Good place for lunch on campus here at UF!

The portions are HUGE! The General's Chicken is the best anywhere in town. Just the right amount…read moreof kick. My husband and I drive all the way from Newberry to eat here. The price is right and inexpensive. This is the BEST bang for your buck! Fast and delicious!

A rare find. Huge portions of excellent food done the right way in terms of Asian wok/ takeout…read more Extremely craveable stuff. $7.99 lunch special! Wow! Places like this need to be around more, the price and food quality are both phenomenal.

food was so good. jjajameong was juicy and the serving was perfect for a pwrty of 5. I would…read moretotally get the seoul chicken if you have a big party !

A first-rate Korean BBQ place at a fair price: who'd have thunk it? (The last one, in St. Pete,…read morecost me almost $200 for 4, without alcohol!) The service was prompt and adequate, the food was superb (especially the chicken, which is a must.) Portions were beyond generous: 2 entrées for 3 people, and we took a fair amount home. They have a lot of drink options, but we didn't partake. All in all, a great evening. We'll be back!

It's been a while since we got a burger from here. So I figure I would add a review. Restaurant was…read morenice and quiet when we got in there. Took our order right away from friendly staff.But we got the disheartening new that their shake machine was down and that was one of the main reasons we went to grab a burger from there. So that's what got them the four out of five stars. They ended up giving us a lot more than a large fry.In our bag, as you'll see in the photo. Burgers were amazing as always.Definitely one of our top 3 burger spots in Gainesville. Wife also enjoyed a little tray full of peanuts that they always leave out for customers by the boxload., as you can see in the photos

Food was absolutely great. Fries are the best in town. Restaurant was clean and service was…read morefriendly. Why only 4 stars and not 5? Price. Needs to come down 10-15%. Just way too high for what you get.

My mother and I went in to order and the two gentlemen that were working were amazing. They were…read morevery friendly and fast. My mom had some questions about her order as she was ordering three different sandwiches and they helped her out with everything. The sandwiches were fresh and delicious. Thank you.

The food here is disgusting. They did not properly handle the meatball marinara which is…read moretraditionally kept in a hot pot section. They had the meatballs in the cold area with the other meats. Also they did not toast the sub for a proper amount of time. The toppings also looked old and they should've been discarded but they left it on the display. I would not feed the food here to my dog. The subway at Rawlings has better quality food, they are more professional, and they are overall better food handlers.

The stir fry chicken hot off the grill melted the styrofoam container - you should replace these…read morewith the cardboard ones - your customers are eating melted styrofoam - this is highly toxic to human health - please do the right thing

I really don't expect gourmet food from a Maki of Japan in a mall. The portions are really great. I…read morealways find I have enough leftovers to make a separate meal. I recommend ordering the chicken since the chef tops your order with A LOT more meat than if you ordered other meats such as shrimp. Half and half is also an option if you can't choose between noodles or rice. There is room for improvement from what I've seen. The side vegetables are usually pretty cold since they sit on the (cold) stove for a while before being served. I vaguely remember that at other Maki of Japan's that the vegetables would at least be half heartedly fried up. The ordering system here can get confusing since they stick toothpicks (no names) to identify the different types of meat/sides for each order. This food court can get pretty busy at times so it's easy to lose track of which order is yours if you turn away even for a second. (I'm pretty sure the lady behind me in line mistakingly took my order..). The service is really average. When I came here a few months ago the chef was actually being kind of invasive and asking me lots of strange questions. He kept making comments to the point where I felt kind of uncomfortable at his advances and had to step away from the counter to hide at a table. He hasn't been there the more recent times I've been to Maki of Japan, however. All in all, an average Maki of Japan with very average (and sometimes creepy) service. There are better options in this food court if you're not craving teriyaki.

Panda's food at the Reitz Union is great! I always get a bowl of Black Pepper Chicken over greens…read more $9.03 with a cup of water. Yes, the price has climbed like many places. Summary: Quick service and tasty food. -- Many of the reviews here are from W A Y Y Y back when. As of mid-March 2024, you should be happy with the food. They cook often for small batches so it's fresh and does not sit for hours like tpical food court Asian meals.

Note: There are 2 Yelp entries for this same Panda Express location w/same address…read more Review: Didn't even have a fraction of the items advertised on their in-person store menu. No white rice, no brown rice, no teriyaki chicken, no this, no that ... what do you have? They didn't run out - they just opened and had no plans to prepare any. 15 minutes later, they were totally unprepared for the onslaught of high school students onsite for a weekend convention. Curious how they handle the volume during the school week.