Great staff, knowledgeable of products and great customer service! I will be back! I have purchased…read morea number of products from them.

Incredibly rude and unhelpful staff and owner. I lost my phone and when it was found it was placed…read morein an envelope for me to retrieve later. When I went to pick it up the employees told me they had given away to a (then unknown) third party who claimed they were picking it up for me. They had no information to offer regarding who they had given it away to and offered no apology. I left because I was worried I'd lose my temper. A few days later I came back to speak to the manager about what happened and see if they would apologize or offer any kind of compensation. To the manager's credit she apologized and had me speak to the store owner. However, after I relayed what had happened he just scoffed and said, "You're not getting anything." I didn't actually want anything specific, just a symbolic gesture of making amends, but no such luck. Anyway, I won't be going to this bookstore anymore.

I'll admit, I'm going after the low-hanging fruit here, like playing Call of Duty against a…read morepacifist or basketball against Michael J. Fox. Actually, I suck at both of those so I'd probably still lose--the point is I need a win. These last few weeks, with few exceptions, I've been suffering through some depressing experiences and getting paddle-beat like Angel Face from Fight Club complaining about how I should be nicer. So I'm looking for an easy win, and one can't do wrong with Voltaire. How can you not like Voltaire...it's so adorable, it's almost cloying, like kittens crawling up your leg--so cute, you don't care if it actually hurts like hell. For those who don't know, Voltaire is nestled within Books & Company on 3rd Avenue, a popular hip--borderline elitist--establishment with an internet hot spot, shelves of discount books, and an piano which I've never seen used. Voltaire has entertained writers and musicians--the kind of location Ginsberg would have frequented if he was alive...and Canadian...and...well, okay, I know Ginsburg opposed economic materialism, and the book culture has convinced the masses to acquire books into collections few people read, but Books & Co. isn't some conglomerate, so when I reference the Gins, I think I'm still on solid ground. The point is Voltaire, despite being the +1 at a business dinner, fits right in with the rest of the establishment. It doesn't feel tacked on like a Starbucks in Target. The staff, an adorable collection of plucky females (I have a girlfriend now, so I can safely admit I held a torch for like half the staff), always appears eager to please. Food is made the day or at the moment depending on your order. The panini is pressed. The soup is fresh. This day, the aforementioned girlfriend ordered a build-your-own sandwich where I opted for the panini fringed with a soup. And being spontaneous, she ordered a zucchini cake along with my chocolate biscotti. Her incredibly foamy hot chocolate along with me Italian soda rang up to just a shave over $30, a good value in my opinion despite not liking Italian Soda. Not saying I dislike their Italian soda. I don't like Italian Soda...and no, I don't know why I keep ordering it. I'm always just used to meeting people at coffee shops and having no idea what else to order considering I hate F#$%@ coffee. My girlfriend loved her meal purely based on the complimentary side-pickle. The soup was damn good. The meat in the panini weren't cold cuts but shredded roast beef. The speed of the delivery was admirable; Voltaire easily takes the top spot for reliably good food at a speedy pace, the destination for many businesses at lunchtime. When reviewing a café, there's a certain echelon they're capable of reaching, which is lower than the level a full restaurant can achieve. No matter how good a cafe is, a full service restaurant can go further. So you can believe it depressing when a cafe stands out as being better than so many of the restaurants I've been to in the past few weeks. Yes, you should expect better food going to White Goose, North 54, or Nancy O's. You have to expect that, but comparing it to Golden Place next door, Voltaire becomes as sacrosanct as the Ark of the Covenant. It's like rating the sexual charisma of best-selling novelists. Neil Gaiman is not that attractive of a man, but comparing him to the likes of Stephan King, Clive Barker, or Harlan Ellison, and Gaiman becomes Clooney. Next to Gaiman, other authors are the nerdy outcasts of a PAX convention. This is why Voltaire deserves praise. Food: 4/5 Service: 3.5/5 Presentation: 3/5 Value: 5/5 Recommendation: 4/5

I find the staff here to be extremely helpful, friendly, and interactive. I used to take a client…read moreof mine who has an intellectual disability in this store, and they were always very kind and generous with offering her assistance finding whatever she was looking for. You can expect to spend a good chunk of money in here, but the service is worth it, and you'll leave with brand name clothing, if that is of importance to you.

The staff here are super friendly and the store is conveniently located in Spruceland Mall. I like…read morefinding gems in this place. Im a little old for the skater style clothing but still like to find the surf clothing like rip curl and quicksilver etc. Prices are wicked if you have back to school shopping I suggest this place for sure.

I had a great experience at Mobile Klinik. Jaskaran Singh provided exceptional customer service and…read morewas very professional, patient, and knowledgeable. He took the time to explain everything clearly and made sure all my questions were answered. The entire process was smooth, and I truly appreciated his friendly attitude and willingness to help. Thank you, Jaskaran, for making this such a positive experience. I would highly recommend Mobile Klinik to anyone looking for reliable and excellent service!

This was by far the worst experience I have ever had. I dropped my phone and the screen would not…read morework. The rest of the phone was working and I could hear text messages coming through and it was ringing so I figured it just needed a new screen. I brought it in and they told me it would take 5 hours and to come back and it would be fixed. They also asked for my password for the phone and I gave it to them. After 5 hours I went back to get my phone but it was all in pieces and they said it probably will not be able to be fixed but they would order a part and contact me next week. 2 days later, I get an email from my bank that fraudulent active was suspected. When I signed into my account, I see multiple credit and debit card transactions that I did not make and they managed to take all of my money. I went to the bank to get a new card and start a fraud case. I then went to get my phone and I picked it up in pieces and confronted them regarding the online bank orders placed with my card and of course they denied it. I gave one star as there are no options to rate them any lower than that. I would definitely not recommend them to anyone and I hope me writing this review will stop them from doing this to anyone else.

I like the free Thursdays, the fun watercolor class in the Fall, and the Thursdays "Maker Lab",…read morewhere I could do art on my own, with the gallery's materials, for a small fee.

It's a small art gallery but quite interesting and some amazing exhibits. I'm really impressed…read morewith it. And a wonderful little gift shop.

a very friendly store, lots of help and counselling when you want it. not a problem getting them to…read moreorder something you want and they dont have it in stock