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Pak-Rite

3.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Top Shelf Guitar Shop

Top Shelf Guitar Shop

(13 reviews)

Bay View

top dogs in town Always go the extra mile. Tom S…read more A lot of knowledge between Jeff and Marshall. I recommend Top Shelf over anyone in the city. ***** five star rating Tom S.

This place destroyed the sides of my frets and fretboard doing a fret sprout repair. When I emailed…read morethe owner, Jeff, to inquire about why they did this to my guitar, he tried to justify his shop's poor work based on the quality of my guitar. He said this instrument as well as all the other instruments I brought into his shop to have work done were "Chinese made junk that weren't of any quality to begin with". I guess that justifies doing a poor repair job according to Jeffrey Benske, owner of Top Shelf Guitar Shop. He also said I constantly badgered him about spending too much money on repairs, which is a complete lie. I was just trying to spend within my budget, that's all. I was never super aggressive toward anyone at this business at any point. But, according to Jeff, I'm in the wrong since I brought cheap guitars into his shop. How dare I not bring in a 2,000-dollar Gibson or something of that sort and instead bring in a 200-dollar cheapo! It's my fault for having the audacity to bring in a cheap guitar, hence the cheap repair work! I guess I deserved it! Yeah... Right. Get out of here with that attitude. Honestly, I could say a lot more about this place because their poor work on most of the guitars I brought in over the year and a half I came here for repairs has caused me great distress as well as set me back in terms of repair work on my guitars. However, to save me from going insane, I will just post the pictures of my guitar with this review and the screenshot of the email I received after I inquired about why my guitar was ruined. I think the pictures and email speak volumes about the type of people you will be dealing with when coming into this shop for repairs. There is nothing that justifies this type of low-quality, low-effort repair work, no matter how inexpensive your guitar may be. If the sides of your frets not getting destroyed matters to you along with not dealing with arrogant, elitist business owners, I would stay far, far away from this place. I truly believe Jeff is unfit to own a guitar repair business based on my interactions with him and based on his shop's unfortunately poor work on my guitars.

Natural Cleaners - Price list - not to be trusted.

Natural Cleaners

(21 reviews)

$$$

Historic Third Ward

This is the best dry cleaning shop I've encountered in the few short years I've had a need for dry…read morecleaning. The Buffalo St. location is clean, spacious, and lovely, with a visitor's temporary parking spot right out front. I have never had to contend with a line; service is immediate. The young woman behind the counter (same one every time I've been there) is exceedingly friendly and pleasant. In comparison with most dry cleaners--characterized by heat, discomfort, and poor service--this is a great place to have to go from time to time. The one and only downside: it's expensive. Alas, you get what you pay for.

I brought in several items including a bomber style leather jacket. They couldn't give me an exact…read moreprice on the jacket as they send it out, but I was told it would be a maximum of about $65. When I came back to pick it up, the bill was close to $100. I said that's not what I was told. The woman behind the counter said that's what we charge. I pointed to the sign that said "Leather coats $41.50 - $65.50 (depending on length, pile lined)". I asked to speak to a manager and she handed me the phone. The manager / owner said he didn't have the price list in front of him and I said that I did. He adjusted the price, but still charged me the base price of $65.50. This is not a full length leather coat, but that's what I paid for. With tax and "environmental fee" the total was $72.18. That will be my last visit.

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