It's quite slow. I'm not a Supercharger geek but the rate was ~330mi/hr while charging alone…read more Furthermore, it requires parking within the garage. Best rate is $22/day with early bird entry 5-9am, out by 6pm.

A word of caution: there are a lot of chargers in this garage; at least 3 different kinds. There…read moreare standard Tesla superchargers, but you have to pass all of the other types of EV chargers in the garage to get to them. I think the other reviewer used those other ones, because the Tesla chargers are indeed fast-charging superchargers. The cost of parking is very expensive, but if you spend $8 at MOM'S Organic Market they validate your ticket for 2 hours. That's more than enough time for supercharging. I plan my grocery shopping around charging trips, so it's pretty convenient. Just don't lose your ticket, or it will cost you $85 to get out. And yes, MOM's can be expensive too, but I get useful products for my $15 than just an hour of parking. The parking entrance/exit can be challenging, especially if you arrive during a busy traffic hour. But if you plan well and spend some money at MOM's, this is a great supercharger.

Good charge place. Always find a spot with minimal waiting. Chargers are also in good condition.read more

Pretty mellow bar but had my favorite cocktail of my Philly visit here…read more Highlights: - Scoreboard Motherphocker: Sounds crazy but it was delicious. Served in a bowl with straws that looked like chopsticks. Ingredients were gin, Cointreau, scorched stock syrup, and pho tincture.. Mild savory flavor and refreshing with ice cubes. So good. 5 stars Midlights: - Rest of the drinks tasted ok but appreciated the creativity - Atmosphere: nondescript lower level with bar Lowlights: - Don't see the pho drink on the website now so may be seasonal

Love this place. Lovely interior, not loud, very classy. Wish people would mingle more - it's more…read moreof a date night place, although they do have a long cocktail bar. Very medicinal sage fennel juniper mocktail. Outrageously good Scoreboard Motherphocker, which promises to taste like Pho, and holy cow it does - I'd thought it would be gimmicky, but it was gorgeous. I have no idea if it's vegan. One very minor demerit is that the ice cubes therein were small, which was for appearance, but led it to getting a little diluted as the night wore on.

Suite was super comfortable and well appointed and you can't beat the location on the park. We…read moredidn't make it to the bar before closing but they kindly directed us to a place that was open. Staff was all friendly and the bed was heaven.

My husband and I recently stayed at The Rittenhouse Hotel and unfortunately left very disappointed…read more Our experience started poorly when we arrived for our guaranteed 3:00 PM check-in and were told our room was not ready. The front desk offered little assistance and essentially told us there was nothing they could do. Strangely, just minutes later they were suddenly able to find us a room and offered a suite upgrade, although that room was not yet available. Around 3:30 PM we were finally given access to a room, only to discover that it smelled strongly of cigarette smoke. The couch was pulled out into a bed, drawers were left open, and the room looked as though a previous guest was still occupying it or housekeeping had not finished preparing it. The one bright spot in our experience was a very kind and attentive bellman. He immediately recognized our frustration, contacted the front desk on our behalf, and within minutes our suite upgrade was ready. What had previously seemed impossible was suddenly resolved in less than ten minutes. He was by far the most helpful member of the staff we encountered during our stay. While the suite was certainly nicer, the hotel itself feels dated. The age of the property is evident throughout the rooms, and in our opinion, it does not live up to its reputation as a five-star luxury hotel. We would rate it closer to a four-star property, perhaps even a 3.5-star experience based on the service, room quality, and overall operation. Adding to our disappointment, we dined at Lacroix and found the food to be well below what we would expect from a hotel of this caliber and price point. The delays and room issues created unnecessary stress, especially since we had dinner reservations at 4:30 PM and were already pressed for time. For the rates charged by The Rittenhouse, we expected a seamless luxury experience and received anything but. Overall, we were disappointed with both the service and the quality of the property. We will not be returning and would choose the Four Seasons for future visits to Philadelphia. At this price point, there are simply better options available.

Not only are they the most expensive trying to rip people off every single day but then when you…read morefinally find yourself in a situation where you have to use the most expensive charging station then you go there and three out of the four charges won't even start bad bad enough we just went through the snowstorm but then when we try to get back to work things like this have to happen and this is why electric cars suck and will never work

It was a pleasure working with Tony, Mike, and Andrew. Tony was incredibly helpful from day one,…read moreguiding me through the entire solar project and answering all of my questions promptly. The installation team was professional, courteous, and kept me informed throughout every stage of the project. Overall, the experience was smooth and exceeded my expectations. I'm so satisfied with their work that I'm already working with Public Service Solar on another small project. I highly recommend them to anyone considering solar/roofing projects.

We had such an excellent experience with Public Service Solar…read more I started my process with EnergySage and wound up with 4 bids. They were all over the map, but I looked up all the companies, had zoom calls with three of them, and then narrowed it down to Public Service Solar and Infinity Energy. I went with Public Service because they were able to get the job done quickly, and because they had a roofing team as part of their business. They also had the best warranties on everything (roof, work, solar gear). I was also impressed that many of my calls had me talking to the owner/founder of the company, not a lower-level desk jockey. In the end Public Service outperformed all their promises. They got the permits lightning fast, did my roof in a day, and solar install in a 2nd day. The were super professional throughout the process, including placing 2 or 3 follow up calls to make sure everything was satisfactory. They managed the mess of paperwork with the state of NJ to get enrolled in all incentive programs, and one year on, we're saving a ton of money and selling excess production back to the grid. It's proven to be a great financial decision already. Truly I have not had many experiences with major contractors that have been as painless, and I have recommended them personally to several friends and colleagues when they ask me about or solar install.