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I wonder why my review got erased. Luckily I found it on my desktop saying “edited 5 years ago.” Here I rewrite editedly by hand: Standard competitive rate; and knowledgeable etc. But more importantly: they had a space for my then Honda Civic in their schedule at a rare time that I didn’t need my car. Since my car’s problem was related to the transmission (stick), I’d say THEY DELIVERED IN THE CLUTCH!😝🚙🏁 … as I add five years later, this is my preparatorily planned tow-to in a God forbid event that my current car were to break down in the Novato area.

Great service with smooth line-running cashier and cooperative fellow stoppers while waiting in line as I set up a nonrefrigerated intem to hold my place in line as I quickly grabbed a nice cold Perrier when it was my turn to be rung up... ON A SWELTERING HOT DAY! aah...💦 In a coronavirus era update, they truly are the best and really care about safe eating.

DESPICABLE!! First, my receipt did not print. Second, to get the reprint, the lone cashier on duty was ON THE PHONE and gave me the "wait" hand signal. I waited 2 minutes for my receipt because the cashier found the phone call more important than a customer. What if the customer has a deadline to chase?

It’s been a while since I last ate at the Corte Madera location since I forgot to bring a lunch from home that day while working in that area. I remember it for competitive prices and the sandwich being surprisingly good for its price. Most recently in regard to Sourdough & Co., I was cut off by a Sourdough and Co. van on my way to work in Santa Rosa that nearly put both parties in an accident. Obviously, that is incredibly unmarketable. I came today definitely not hungry but very thirsty. My thirst was quenched. I stopped by to ask and in that first stop on my walk to Sports Basement. That was a great help, and it was amazingly marketable.

The selection was rather meager, but the service was fantastic! I bought 2 bargain rack shirts of my style: they were not dirt cheap, but I'd call that sale price decently fair.

Actually called Belli-Delli. Quiet air-conditioned deli with staff that treats me like their friend. Based on my frequent lunches, maybe I am friends with them:) I really like the Napa BLT with focascia bread.

I liked the Nachos Maria with chorizo. Very good, not amazing. Good price and the 1 guy was on the ball with doing it all

I was hoping to find a single Tupperware for a single large slice of bread. I thought I got a 2-pack to settle for, but the 2 pack was of DIVIDED containers. HOW DECEIVING from the packaging strip and $1.64 is still a waste of money.

Part of Marinwood-Ignacio combo

First of all. I would like to thank the company for its participation in my neighborhood food truck night 2 years ago. Because of that event, I chose this place mainly on inclination as my circumstantial best dinner choice was to strand myself at Vintage Oaks. I liked that brownRice/blackBean burger but I didn’t taste the root ingredients that I happen to like and I accepted the brioche bun due to it being all what’s available. The Hopmonk pale ale was standardly good and so was the hazy a month later. Sometimes, the outside “knollio” is pleasantly quiet. And, Vivien is a terrific waitress.

As much as I like the zigzag options - leave the fire road alone and remove the signs saying "Keep Out" followed by scriptish bull____

During a challenging financial time which led me to pile numerous big charges such as auto repairs on my still considerably new Chase credit card that I am still learning about, the front greeter sent me to Lisa’s office to answer my main question about Chase’s policy that I intend to use as a road map to continue through that tough time. The greeter asked Lisa if she had time for me between appointments; Lisa calmly and delightfully approved. She was kind and patient with me and my hard-to-explain route to the key question. She went the distance over the phone (corporate expert on the other end is MY guess) which lead my wishful assumption to wind up being true - certainly making Chase competitive. Thank you so much Lisa. This is another wonderful Chase experience that tells me that the complicated process of switching my account over from its current bank can be worth it.

One crowded liquor store. Cashier was calm, but the crowd that was confused about the line location made me have to red-flag the business in regard to coronavirus safety

Excellent outdoor dog cafe!🐕‍🦺🐕 The food was reasonably priced. Although I have had better Japanese food that was not on the menu here, my lunch with my dog was a great experience. Those brownish orange “picnic tables” are clean and colorful. The olive tree and umbrellas provide great shade. It is far away from the parking lot so no skateboards or scooters can disturb my dog. My waitress was extraordinarily happy to serve me and gave my dog a bowl of water - he actually drank it, yet he NEVER drinks out of bowls at cafes. I guess he liked the waitress too🐾🐶! That was a wonderful lunch with food to enjoy and seeing my dog so relaxed.

They were nice and had everything I needed. I just wish the green fuzzy soccer balls didn't need so much water-soaking time and such a long difficult heavy hang-dry time in order to clean a out one short hold of dog saliva - although my precious dog loves it - which I have to hide it to avoid such a wash process. It has the best set up dog scale I have ever experienced so far: he apparently didn’t know it was the “dreaded” scale.

Nice to know that one can get a summer frap while doing Vintage Oaks errands. Somehow, This Starbucks had become the smoothest and calmest one during the pandemic.