I'm not sure if I should rave about the personal chef catering services or the bi-weekly meal…read moredelivery first. One People's Kitchen catered the most fabulous meal for my Birthday party and it was better than I could have ever even expected (and I have severely high expectations:) From the beautiful display of appetizers, through the perfectly prepared main course, to the fun presentation of bananas Foster, Chef John and his crew ensured the night was a huge success. Now on to the family meal food delivery. There's nothing more exciting than seeing Chef John on your doorstep delivering dinner! Yee Ha! Mama ain't cookin' tonight, folks! Every meal is delicious and so reasonably priced. It is also a great option for taking to friends whenever you need a Meal Train dinner and you don't trust your own cooking. Huge fan here. HUGE!

Fantastic food and service! We are loyal repeat customers, for sure!!! They're also so involved in…read morethe community! Love them....and their delicious food!

I would like to voice my extreme disappointment in the astonishingly misleading and overall bad…read morelevel of service I have received in connection with a Pacific Kitchen & Home / Best Buy appliance purchase. Particularly, I want to highlight the deceptive tactics by which the so called "Premier Protection Plan" is sold. In late June, I purchased a dishwasher ($900), refrigerator ($2800), and freezer ($800) from Pacific Kitchen & Home at Best Buy. The dishwasher came highly recommended in respect to reliability by the Pacific sales rep. Furthermore, the sales rep very aggressively pushed the so called "Premier Protection Plan", which is essentially an expensive extended warranty plan. The plan was sold as a "no hassle" service that would kick in the "unlikely event" that one of my high-end appliances should break. Less than 6 months later, this claim was put to the test when my "highly reliable" dishwasher completely broke. We called Pacific sales and after a long long wait time we were told that there would be no service available for 10 days! When indicated that this was unacceptable, a representative who identified herself as "Nicole" put me on hold for over 30 minutes and then dumped the call. I called back and spoke with a representative named "JR" who seemed completely unconcerned by my hold/hangup treatment. JR also asserted that my "premier protection plan" does not "really" protect me for the first 2 years! And that I would need to contact the manufacturer. At least "Nicole" did not deny that I was protected, but now the story was changing. When I asked to speak with the manager to resolve the conflicting positions being asserted by the representatives, I was put on hold for over 25 minutes. "JR" came back to tell me the "Adam", the manager, was "in a meeting". Having lost a large part of my workday to this hassle, I agreed to a call-back "very soon". No call ever came from "Adam". I then called three additional times trying to get in touch with a manager, any manager, each time they were "in a meeting", "with a client", or otherwise "indisposed" (whatever that means). Each time a call back was promised and each time no call ever materialized. In conclusion, there are two major problems here: (1) The Pacific/Best Buy sales rep misrepresented the terms of the so called "Premier Protection Plan". (2) Pacific sales/warranty service is absolutely awful. It is difficult to believe that Best Buy, which is an otherwise decent company with which I have successfully conducted business for many years, tolerates this toxic and very short sited approach to customer service. I feel very much deceived here and taken advantage of by the misleading tactics of Pacific Kitchen & Home / Best Buy.

In 2016, I remodeled my house and purchased all new appliances from Pacific/Best Buy. I also…read morepurchased a protection plan, Premier Protection Plan (888-825-2678), for the more expensive appliances. Today, I called Premier about my refrigerator for the second time and was on hold for just shy of 2 hours before speaking with a human being. The "music" playing while I was on hold was nothing less than torture. This was a miserable experience and terrible way to waste 2+ hours. To add insult to injury, I was told the supervisor was busy, could not talk to me and that the operator couldn't give me his name. Bottom line the Samsung refrigerator is lousy and so is the Premier Protection Plan.

Tyler was very attentive and amazing. We loveeeed him and he was just a very amazing and…read moreaccommodating server. It was a big group of us so I'm glad that we had him as our server.!!

Tyler did amazing, food was impeccable, loved the service I will be coming back soon!read more

Jack Allen's has become such a special place for our family. We're regulars and eat here at least…read moreonce a week, and every single visit reminds us why we keep coming back. The food is always incredible, but what truly sets this place apart is the people. Kylie, Nathan, Maddie, and so many others on the team consistently go above and beyond to make us feel welcomed, cared for, and genuinely valued. Their kindness never feels forced -- it's just who they are. One moment that really stayed with me was when I brought my young niece, who has several allergies and can also be a bit picky with food. The chef personally came out to our table to ask thoughtful questions, understand her allergies better, and make sure she felt safe and comfortable eating there. That level of care meant so much to our family. Now that I'm pregnant, the staff continues to be just as attentive, accommodating, and thoughtful. They always make sure I'm comfortable and taken care of, and it honestly feels like visiting friends every time we walk through the door. Restaurants with great food are everywhere. Restaurants with genuinely wonderful people are rare. Jack Allen's is one of those rare places, and we're incredibly grateful for the amazing team there.

Came for dinner with our friends. We arrived and were greeted warmly and seated immediately. The…read morerestaurant was clean and service was very attentive. We started off with the queso and guacamole. They queso was delicious and while the guacamole was fresh it needed some salt. For my meal I got the special which was the bacon wrapped meatloaf. It was flavorful and cooked correctly. My only recommendation would have been to give some more sauce for the meatloaf. My husband got the fried pork chop and said it was cooked perfectly and that the gravy was delicious. Overall, an enjoyable meal and we would return.

Amazing service today. Liz and Zach were the bartenders and promptly met me and took my orders…read more I had the pressed Cuban. It came with chips. It was pretty good. I had an iced tea and a gin tonic. Everything was very good

Just wanted to put in a more recent 5 star review as this place is still ROCKIN IT! My family had…read morebrunch here on Sunday and although prices are high (they are high everywhere) the food was awesome! We really enjoyed everything! The migas were my favorite, my son loved the breakfast quesadilla with chorizo and side of guac and the French toast bake we all had a bite bc it was small but creative and tasty! The loaded toast very good but I think it would be exceptional with a chunky lemony guac instead of just a few avocado slices :) Rachel was super attentive and so sweet! We will be back:)

This is a nice food spot at the Domain. I like how it's extremely spacious inside and tables are…read moredecently spaced apart so you're not overhearing other people's conversation. It's a scratch kitchen concept with seasonal menus. There are plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free options. I ordered the Korean noodles with tofu while my husband got the all-American burger and my toddler got the blueberry pancakes. While the pancakes were good, for $8.50 I had hoped we would've gotten at least 2 pancakes but it was just a single piece. The Korean noodle bowl was good but it seemed pretty pricey for the amount I got since any protein add-on is a separate cost. At the end of the day, these prices are pretty much what you can except at the Domain so it is what it is.

True Food Kitchen is located in the Domain in Austin…read more Entering the restaurant it feels very spacious and open with a lot of greenery, a combination of real and artificial plants. We noticed also the outdoor seating options. We were seated in a side room still open to the main restaurant but a bit more secluded. The menu consists of healthy food choices with a lot of fresh components. I had the ancient grain bowl with seared salmon , glazed sweet potatoes cubes , onions, portobello mushrooms, avocado slice , snap peas and pistachio pesto which delicious. I could have eaten the pesto by the spoon My friend had the Chinese chicken salad with bok choy, watermelon relish, mixed greens , pickled ginger and avocado. The food is healthy AND delicious. The server suggested the Edamame dumplings as appetizer which was heavenly tasty. He also recommended the jasmine green tea where I as an avid tea drinker immediately noticed the bursting flavor of jasmine. He answered my question that it is high quality loose tea fresh brewed to order. True Food Kitchen definitely a must see when planning a dinner or lunch in the Domain.

Hidden in plain sight. I have driven past here many times and never noticed this place…read more Food is very good. They have a nice selection of food and drink /wine menu We have had excellent service each time we have been here Very cute bar area.

On a lazy Sunday we decided to try this Italian restaurant. They came out with pillow soft bread &…read moreolive oil dip. Our waitress was very sweet and attentive. I got a glass of red wine and the Tuscany veggie combo, the fettuccine was not creamy but tasted good, the veggie lasagne was my least favorite of the three dishes, and the eggplant was superb and the red sauce on top was very tasty as well. My kids loved their kids meals and they were very big considering them coming off the kids menu! The restaurant was decorated beautifully, and felt like the perfect relaxed Italian dinner atmosphere. Overall it was nice and we will be back to try some other dishes!

Don't buy any appliance online with Installation. They are the worst. I have been waiting for the…read moredelivery and installation of a gas range. It was scheduled for today 8/22 and they never showed up. I called Customer Support, they tried calling the installers and they did not answer their calls. I called twice and in both cases the Installer did not answer their calls. The second customer representative hung up on me because I wanted to know if he was going to do something about it since we wasted our Saturday waiting for their call. It seems that their Customer Representatives do not give a S__T about the customers.

****The forthcoming review is for the interaction with management at this Lowe's location***…read more I came into this location several weeks ago for the sole purposes of securing materials for Thing One's Eagle Scout project. When we arrived at the location, we requested to speak with a manager. After a brief conversation with one manager, we were directed to two other managers' specifically the pro sales manager, Craig Cottier, and Brian Scott, the assistant manager of specialty sales. Both of these managers went over the Eagle Scout proposal in depth with Thing One so they could fully understand what he was trying to accomplish. After a lengthy discussion, we were advised by the managers that the store had already reached their donation cap for the year, but they would try to work with Thing One to get discounted materials for the project. While I could pay for the materials myself, for those who are not aware, there is a fundraising component of an Eagle Scout project with specific rules and regulations. Eagle candidates may ask for donations of materials or discounts on materials from companies or individuals. The candidate must furnish a list of prospective donors with their fundraising application, per national policy, for council approval before soliciting the material donations or discounts. Candidates may also hold fundraising events, such as car washes, meat stick sales, and the like, with an approved application. Many scouts do fundraising or ask for donations as it allows them to show their leadership, communication, and project management skills they've learned while in the BSA. Thing One was able to get 28 pieces of 2x8 Pressure Treated Pine for less than $35 (that's a savings of over $350). The Pine was of excellent quality. Because of the generosity of Lowes and Craig and Brian, Thing One was able to complete his Eagle Scout project successfully while living up to the Boy Scout Law of being thrifty.

Delicious. I got…read morethe kaisen don (chirashi) for lunch. It was a smaller portion size than I was expecting but it was undoubtedly fresh and delicious. Having grown up by the coast most my life, I've generally been disappointed by the quality of the fish at the more affordable sushi spots in Austin. So I had been avoiding sushi in Austin for quite some time. But the craving for some raw fish hit me hard enough for me to give Daichi a try. And I'm glad. Daichi honestly surprised me very much. 4.5/5 would recommend

Quick service and delicious food! Their curry rice was warm and comforting and hit the spot. We…read morealso had their spicy gyudon and the heat definitely builds. We'll definitely be back next time we're craving Japanese food!

I really enjoyed the red curry and although their prices are a bit high, their portions are huge. I…read morealso tried the green curry fried rice which wasn't my favorite but it was the first time I tried it. They have spice levels 1-10 which was nice, I got a spice level of 4 for my curry and 8 for the fried rice and it was good. I also got the try their mango sticky rice which was sooo good. The service was great and we were able to be seated immediately for a party of 4 on a sunday night.

Yelp fam, I finally made it over to Lemongrass by Sip Saam Thai for lunch, and let me tell you…read more.. this was one of those meals where you look at the bill afterward and go, "Whew... okay, so we're doing fine dining prices at lunchtime now." My partner and I spent just over $100 for lunch, and while some dishes hit the mark, others left me wanting a little more of that classic Thai punch. Tom Yum Soup (Shrimp, Hot Pot Style) I'm particular about Tom Yum -- like, very particular -- because when it's done right, it's one of the most aromatic, layered soups out there. Traditionally, you should get that unmistakable hit of lemongrass, kaffir lime leaf, galangal, and the brightness of lime juice all dancing together. This version was good, but it didn't quite give me the lemongrass-forward aroma I expect. I also didn't catch the bamboo shoots that usually round out the texture. The broth had heat (I ordered a 6), and the shrimp were cooked well, but the depth of flavor wasn't as bold or herbaceous as I'm used to. Still enjoyable -- just not the Tom Yum I measure all others against. Crab Fried Rice (Spicy 6) Now this was the star of the table. Plenty of crab -- and I mean throughout the rice, not just sprinkled on top for decoration. The rice itself was smooth and well‑fried, not greasy, with each grain separate (as it should be). The white and green onions added that perfect little punch of freshness and bite. This is one of those dishes where you keep going back for "just one more bite" even though you know you're full. If you come here, this is the dish I'd recommend without hesitation. Pineapple Curry (Beef, Spicy 5) The curry had a nice balance of sweet and savory, and the beef was tender. I didn't get the same "wow" factor as the fried rice, but it was solid. The spice level was accurate -- a 5 gave enough heat to keep things interesting without overpowering the coconut base. Fried Dumplings Crispy, hot, and exactly what you expect from fried dumplings. Nothing groundbreaking, but nothing wrong either. J. Lohr Chardonnay A smooth pour and a generous one. I wasn't mad at it. Overall, service was friendly and the food came out quickly. The space itself is clean and modern, and it's a nice spot for a casual lunch date. Just know that the prices lean more "weekend dinner" than "weekday lunch." There were some hits, some misses, but overall a good experience. The crab fried rice alone might bring me back. The Tom Yum needs a little more lemongrass love, but everything was fresh and well‑prepared. If you're in Cedar Park and craving Thai, this spot is worth a visit -- just be prepared for the price tag. #supportlocal