back of the cars are pretty nice but the lady at the counter kept yelling at me because i didn't…read morewant to take a picture

My neighbor filed a complaint against my dog for running on shared property. Byron Reynolds, the…read moreanimal control officer who came to see me about it was very reasonable and is clearly experienced with dogs - he interacted with mine and correctly surmised that they are gentle. I liked him a lot and am confident that he is fair in his dealings with dogs, dog owners, and complainants throughout the city.

Since I can not find any place on how to contact you I have to use this forum to let you know that…read moretoday's closing of the Eastern branch is NOT acceptable. You did not even place a notice on the entrance door that you were closed due to an all included staff meeting and you still could have achieved this meeting by leaving the doors open and placing a sign by the check out desk stating that nobody would be able to assist due to the very important staff meeting or by sending out an E-Mail to all your users. Thank you

The Eastern Avenue branch of Davenport's library is impressive for a number of reasons…read more The building is super green (environmentally, not color-wise). It earned a Silver LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Certification for the innovative ways it uses less energy and water as well as energy efficient lighting and building materials. It's spacious and open. even in the stacks you never feel cramped or oppressed by the tall shelves of books. The coffee shop/bookstore off the lobby is great for a quick snack (but we'll talk about that in its own review). The adult sections are great, but their children's section is awesome. Board books are organized by author, but shelved in low-slung shelving units so little eyes can see them and little hands can select them with ease. Tables are height appropriate for little ones and the large stuffed animals are a hit too. Finally, the children's programing is great as well. Weekly (and sometimes twice-weekly) story times for three different age groups (babies, toddlers, and preschool) as well as many programs for school-aged kids make the library a fun and interesting place for kids to visit and a partner with parents who want to instill a love of books and reading in their children.

Your "no phones" rule cost me my apartment because I could not make it to my hearing because I…read moreneeded my phone to take the bus to get to the courthouse. So, thanks for that, Scott County. I really thought this place was going to be better than this. Oh well. update: definitely ended up on the street. I hope the worst to everyone who works there.

No one has any idea what's going on or how to do their job apparently. I was on hold for 20…read moreminutes. All I had asked was if my custom plates had come in yet and the lady named Tracy was confused and had me on hold for 20 minutes..

This was the first time I went to an escape room. Didn't know what to expect, but the staff was…read moregoing all in. This was a VERY challenging game. Looked for clues everywhere to no avail and it took forever to slice the clues and get out. The difficulty level was way above me but at least meals were included. This place is only for the hardcore escape room enthusiasts!

Stayed here back in 99. The bed and breakfast is terrible service sucks. The waiter's have…read moreattitudes and for some reason they looked at my rectum and had me wear different clothing. I will not stay here ever again.

We went on a Saturday night. They closed until 10 pm which is an absolutely plus. Anna was very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. We got a case of 12 bottles for only $250. The view and story was beautiful. Definitely recommend to stop for a bottle or 12.

I absolutely love this winery! Amazing views, amazing wine, and amazing staff! I will always keep…read morecoming back here over any other winery. The live music events are always fun, and tasting wines is always free!