As the kids say today, "This place is fire!" My second time back within weeks. A truly authentic…read moreItalian dinner experience. Try the Speck pizza. OMG it was good. Great owners and staff. Quality food and a really welcoming eating environment.

Careful! The part owner who seemed to be behind the menu (and perhaps the kitchen) left. On our…read morelast visit, the food was not great. Transition? New chef? We'll see next time. Still a great location.

We had super quick service when we came in for lunch and loved how they attended to the tables so…read moreour glasses of water were never empty throughout our lunch. My partner and I shared the mushroom and short rib pizzas, and both were super rich and creamy. I found the pizzas were way more filling than the margherita pizza that I've tried here in the past. I find that this mushroom pizza is heavy on that umami mushroom taste. In my opinion, the crust was perfection. The ONLY reason that it's 4 stars instead of 5 is because the pizzas were a little too rich for me.

Everyone was okay. I ordered the Sunday special which was lasagna served with mixed greens and a…read moreSicilian sour. Service was good. There weren't any long wait times and our food and drinks were as ordered. We sat outside and enjoyed the warm weather and people watching.

Every time I come here for dinner, I truly enjoy the food. The pastas, steaks, and calamari are…read morealways delicious. My favorite dish, however, is the arugula salad with avocado and beets. This is not a complaint, just a friendly observation. I've noticed that each time I visit, the salad seems to have a little less arugula than before. Other than that, everything is excellent. I'd also like to compliment our server, Cartera, for providing outstanding service. And, of course, the tiramisu cheesecake is absolutely delicious.

As a teenager in Southern California I used to listen to a radio show with Elmer Dills, "The Dining…read moreDoctor". Mr. Dills always said that the first thing he did when entering a restaurant was use the restroom. If it was a mess he'd leave; the state of the bathroom, he argued, accurately reflected the state of the kitchen. Elmer Dills would have walked out of The Cheesecake Factory. On the evening of my visit, which began on a Friday around 5:40 p.m., I entered the women's restroom to what can only be described as an enormous mess. Trash receptacles were overflowing and each restroom had toilet paper and paper towels strewn all over the floors. If I wasn't meeting a friend here - who'd suggested the place - I'd have left. When I emerged I wanted to alert someone to the state of things. Not only was there nobody manning a host/hostess station, but there was nobody to greet guests or seat guests. When my friend arrived, we made our way into the bar area and as we did, I flagged down a server to tell him of the status of the women's restroom. At our table, we had to again flag down someone to take our order. A different person subsequently became our server and things were smoother from there on. Before leaving though, I again used the women's restroom only to find that it was still an utter mess. The food and drinks that arrived at my table were fine but the service levels and restroom cleanliness here render that observation moot. I recognize that The Cheesecake Factory is no longer in its heyday but based on this visit I'd surmise that they're close to expiration.

Holly is very helpful and she showed us all of the new coffee machines. She's absolutely…read moredelightful! I want to order the grain cooker online so I don't have to carry it home. It's a beautiful store in a great area!!

I love Williams-Sonoma!…read more We had a wedding registry with the Palo Alto location and it was a positive and fun experience. This location is also bright, inviting, clean, and well-stocked. I stopped in quickly to grab a jar of their Gravy Base - we use it every year for Thanksgiving. Staff greeted me soon after I entered, asking if I needed any assistance. I didn't, but appreciated the offer. The gravy and other Thanksgiving items are conveniently and beautifully displayed near the entrance. I did quickly tour the store - fun to shop with the eyes! Over the years we've purchased pots and pans, wine glasses, dish towels, and more kitchen/dining items from them. That reminds me...my dish towels need a refresh! We've also purchased foodie gifts: gourmet pastas and tomato sauces, olive oils, bread mixes... The quality products and customer service keep us coming back.

I usually shop at an all organic grocery store in Fairfax which we love and I give 12/10 stars to,…read morebut Nugget is in the rotation for when we need some items that our usual place doesn't carry. In that sense, it's a good clutch market for those items. The store itself is small but laid out well. I really like the produce that they have outside, it gives small town vibes. Where Nugget lacks is in customer service. I have yet to meet a friendly or happy looking employee. I feel like this is something I've noticed more lately. On my trip today, the man stocking the produce had his cart in the middle of the produce section, so there was really no way to get anything. I asked him if I could slip in and quickly grab a few things, and he made a really off putting comment about if I could see he was working, etc. Yikes. I've also been rung up before where the cashier just is on auto pilot, no hello, no small chit chat. Nugget, you carry things we like, and you're close to our home. Can you please give your employees some customer service training, or some reasons to feel joyful? TIA!

I love this store. the employees are always very nice and helpful. We volunteer at the marin…read morehumane and always go there afterwards. Their deli and bread selections are top notch. We also love their wine selection and the meat counter is the best. They have grass fed, and regular beef, chicken, and fish. They are also happy to select the best piece of fish or meat for you. I also love their bulk spices and bulk nuts and rice. And, they have a nice selection of coffee, and local bulk coffee. 100% recommended!

Exceptional meal at this restaurant. A gem in beautiful downtown Larkspur. The chef Michael…read moreis truly one of the best. The service is outstanding and very overall I would rate Picco at the top in Marin options Side note, the smoked ribs was probably the best we have ever had and on their special menu A standard option we love on the regular menu is Salmon, risotto and the appetizer ahi tuna Tartare. All our favorites.

This was our first time dining at this restaurant, and unfortunately, it was a very disappointing…read moreexperience from start to finish. The whole place was confusing. We wanted to order pizza, but we were told we had to go to a different side of the building. Then we were offered a completely different menu, which made the experience even more confusing. Our waiter was rude and didn't seem to know much about the menu or the dishes. The prices were extremely high, and for a party of five, our bill came to over $400--almost $500. To make matters worse, the food did not justify the price. The salmon was undercooked, the portions were incredibly small, and the overall quality was disappointing. We actually had to go somewhere else to eat afterward because we were still hungry. Overall, this was a terrible dining experience. We will never come back, and I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. Hopefully, none of us gets sick after eating there.

We've visited this restaurant several times over the years and it's always been a great experience…read more This time my wife and I split a veggie calzone (sorry, no photos). It's long, about a foot, and was steaming hot and crispy with great flavors. I like how it was garnished with fresh arugula. Maybe because we also shared a Bruschetta with our friends, but even two of us couldn't finish it. We also got to sample the pizza our friends ordered. Both were excellent. The only issue was the noise level. At 6pm on a Sunday, it started out energetic, but by the time we left 90 minutes later, my ears were ringing!

really wanted to like this place. I love supporting local, family-run businesses, and I came in…read morewith genuinely good intentions. Unfortunately, this was one of the worst café experiences I've had. From the moment I arrived, the service felt off. I was greeted, but also noticeably stared at in a way that felt judgmental and unwelcoming--never a great first impression in a hospitality setting. Their Wi-Fi was down, and the area has very poor cell service, which essentially made it impossible to work. While outages happen, there was no acknowledgment or apology, and it's a major issue for a café that appears to position itself as a place to sit and work. Ordering was another problem. I asked for a matcha latte, and no follow-up questions were asked--no hot or iced, no milk preference. I had to track the barista down myself to clarify. The drink itself was honestly terrible: extremely bitter, grassy, and undrinkable. I left most of it untouched. At nearly $10, it was also the most expensive (and worst) matcha I've ever had. The biggest issue, however, was how payment was handled. Their POS system was down, and I was asked to pay in cash. I didn't have cash, which is normal in 2026. Instead of apologizing or offering a solution, I was bluntly told to "sit down" and wait--despite explaining that I had a scheduled meeting and needed to leave. At one point, I was told the only way I could leave was by handing over my credit card information to be written down and kept behind the counter. That is completely inappropriate and unsecured, and I refused. The situation became uncomfortable enough that other customers visibly noticed, and at least one couple left because of how rudely staff were speaking to guests. Eventually, I had to call a friend to bring cash just to resolve a $10 charge, which still took unnecessary time due to confusion between staff. I fully understand that small businesses have bad days. Systems go down. Things happen. But hospitality is about how you handle those moments. There was no apology, no accommodation, and no respect for customers' time or boundaries. I hate leaving negative reviews for local businesses, but I cannot recommend this place in good faith--especially when there are nearby cafés that offer good service, functional systems, Wi-Fi, and basic courtesy.

Yestarday I bought the last carrot juice bottle, I buy up to 3/wk. There were none, so i aske a…read moreperson stocking produce if he would possibly check stock. He told me they hadnt gad that particular carrot juice "in two weeks." UNACCEPTABLE. I told him him I had just bought one the day before. Now hes treating me like dirt as im walking away disgusted wirh the Safeway service. Now i might see it. This Safeway appears to suffer from blatant racism. The bakery workers speak no english. There are ONLY two Caucasian people employed here and both are mentally challenged! The hate now oozes from within the store. I went to customer service and the person there said he is the manager. Though I have spoken to the actual store manager multiple times in the past. Vrry nice person, though i dont believe he will say anything to the actual manager, or, as i adked, say anything to the employee who LIED TO ME. Ill get pictures next time.

This Safeway is understaffed at times which really isn't the workers faults. I seen this lady tweak…read moreout on the cashier cause no one could open a case for her she seemed extremely impatient. The staff available helped her out as soon as they could but she was just being super annoying and passive aggressive towards them. BE NICE TO THE STAFF AS$WIPE