Overpriced everything with rare specials that make navigating the horrific parking lot - designed by the usual Surrey-White Rock talentless builders - worthwhile.
The main draw for our visit was pizza service advertised as pizzas made fresh while you wait - thick or thin crust. HA! First time, Lazybones behind the counter would only make fat crust pizzas and only cheese-only pizzas. In a spirit of forgiveness, we returned one Friday at about 3 p.m. hoping to beat the supper rush. This time, Lazybones said NO fresh pizzas - take the lunch time slop languishing in pools of fat. Ugh!
Considering a complaint to Consumer Protection BC under the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act, Part Two, which provides:
Deceptive acts or practices
4 (1)In this Division:
"deceptive act or practice" means, in relation to a consumer transaction,
(a)an oral, written, visual, descriptive or other representation by a supplier, or
(b)any conduct by a supplier
that has the capability, tendency or effect of deceiving or misleading a consumer or guarantor.
In addition to parking and pizza fiascos, the store blasts the ubiquitous, offensive noise pollution now sealing the doom of retail and good riddance.
To be fair, it must be said that the sushi is excellent if overpriced and supply unreasonably limited. Also, staff are typically quite helpful and pleasant if frequently unfamiliar with the goods. read more