We adopted two kittens - brother and sister 4 months old. They told us they were ready to be…read moreadopted and healthy. They charged us 225.00 for both. First, they had kennel cough, then she had a infection that required antibiotics, they tested faint for leukemia, hopefully don't have it and now yesterday I took them to the vet and they had tapeworms. This has cost us hundred of dollars and distress. It has only been a month. We love them and are trying our best to help them be healthly.

I'm glad this place exists; animals need all the protection they can get from indifferent and…read moreabusive owners. I'd not exaggerate too much, though, their no-kill status; they can afford to do that by simply sending all they turn away to the Young-Williams Shelter nearby.

Ellen and Helen are amazing powerful spirits of light in the community. Love Kitchen is such a…read morefitting name for this place and all that they do. Just a few minutes with these two ladies shows each of us where we should aspire to be in our lives. What they are doing in their 80s pushes me to want to do more for those less fortunate in my community.

They don't care about their members here. It's truly pay to play. Regular membership isn't enough…read moreif you want access to any equipment 3 days out of the week. Those who pay to take classes take precedence apparently. Don't pay $50 a month to go here. There are much nicer gyms in the area for the same price that don't have huge guided work out classes taking up half of the gym and equipment. Literally had an instructor steal the bench I was using and say she'd give it back in 30 minutes. All of that BS on top of the horrible parking situation where you'll pay $50 a month to get parking tickets, disgusting locker rooms, constant early closures and broken equipment. The only nice thing about this gym is the friends I've made.

This is a historic facility with modern and traditional equipment. The cardio/machine room…read moreoverlooks Henley Street and the sun sphere. There are lots of daily programs from spin to yoga strength training. Steam room and sauna are a nice treat on a cold day.

Really interesting finds. It is worth the trip. There are all sorts of items, from collectibles, to…read morefurniture, to basic household items and clothes.

Such a good thrift store to support with your dollars and donations. Organized, a little more…read moredigging but you can tell the employees care. Tags are marked with sizing and prices are the most fair in the area! Donating is easy, just drive around back.

Found my items good prices. Will definitely go back and get more things for the home.read more

there are 3 fitting rooms, but 2 are marked as "not fitting rooms". im not buying stuff without…read moretrying it on, and I'm not waiting in a forever long line to get into the fitting room. this place has really gone down hill.

Stopped in today. Business appears to be closed. Door locked, premises stripped and gutted. No…read morenew address shown on door. Website goes to a default server.

I came in cause I work until late at night and needed a 24hr laundromat. This place was the closest…read moreto me so I decided to go there. Overall the place is dirty and I get it it's a public laundromat I shouldn't expect spotless. But cleaner floors and better maintenance would be great. The machines are expensive as well. They're all front-load washers which is what it is. But at least four were broken down and everyone was 3.75, the larger washers are 6.00. The dryers are 1.00 for 12 minutes and instead of offering more time for an additional.25 it's another dollar for a set of 12 minutes there are no other options for drying. The bathroom which is not public is locked after 8 pm and the attendant will not unlock it for anyone. The parking lot is small maybe enough parking for 5 cars? They do offer a drop-off laundry service but they don't display the price I guess you have to call for it. The wifi password is #Kingbob1