I've stopped in here a few times, and love this place. Great coffee and fresh pastries, plus a very comfy atmosphere. There's always a decent crowd, but never a wait to get served. They have a great collection of art displayed (which changes regularly), plus a bulletin board with postings from other local businesses. Highly recommend stopping in at Stella's when you're in the Pearl Street area.

Sandy Chrisman is CFE(certified fraud examiner) this is a great comany!

I was hired in early 2008 to write for Metromode Magazine (Cameron Ink) on a contract basis. Although I was paid for the first article I wrote, I was not paid as agreed for my contributions to the next two issues, which totalled $425. Two other writers and the former editor are owed money, too. Bill Cameron, the owner, promised to pay us and did make one payment back in October, bringing the total that he owes me down to $375. However that was the only money we ever got from him, and he was repeatedly rude and insulting to us for daring to demand the money we were owed.

On December 1st, when he'd promised to pay us the rest of what we were owed, Mr. Cameron announced that he is planning to file bankruptcy. So far he has not, so I wonder if that is true, or simply a ruse to get us off his back.

In any case, I recommend that other writers, editors, etc. DO NOT write for Metromode. In addition, I hope advertisers will be wise and NOT ADVERTISE in a magazine that is not fiscally responsible and does not keep their promises. PLEASE DON'T PATRONIZE THIS MAGAZINE!

My 5-year-old Mac iBook G4 was terribly sluggish, and I couldn't use it without it being plugged in.

I was thinking of buying a new computer, but iSupportU said that I might be better off just repairing it. I brought my iBook to their office in Boulder. They ordered a new battery, installed some more RAM, and taught me how to keep my computer up to date with regular upgrades.

Shaun was decisive, knowledgeable, quick, and best of all -- he loved his work, and enjoyed helping me and my computer.

Great service, reasonable rates, local company -- hell yeah!

the sweet potato fries are fantastic! oh and the atmosphere is great for 20-30-somethings who like a warm atmosphere and a good selection of good beers. non-smokers beware--the back porch seems to be the smoking section.

I'm a vegetarian, so my options, though limited, are still tasty here. This is one of my favorite sushi places in Denver, and my favorite dish is definitely the seaweed salad. It's so fresh and flavorful!

My only complaint: I have the consistent experience that its either too cold or too hot there. But the food is worth it.

My household has been a customer of Royal Crest Diary for several years now. Their service is so easy, and saves us from extra trips to the grocery store to buy milk or cheese or butter. Plus, we know that we''re supporting local dairy farmers who are good to their cows. Between this and our CSA share, we only visit the grocery store once a month during the summer.

In short - Stay away from this company. I have never had any issues with any other service company before and believe this company is trying to extort money that they never earned or agreed upon.

After 6 weeks of going without any lawn service I bought a lawn mower and mowed my own lawn and cancelled service through Greens2Extremes. A week later I received a bill for 5 of the 6 weeks plus 2 more weeks for what they called cancellation notice. This was for a grand total of $210 of which there were no services provided for. I explained to them that I was happy to pay for the services they provided and sent off a check to them for every mowing they performed on my property and thought that would be it. Almost 1 year and 4 months later I receive a new invoice with a late payment charge of $211 plus the original and a threat to take me to court. This I have decided to fight on principle alone. No consumer should be asked to pay for any services that were not provided and where there was never any agreement in place to give two week notice for cancellation. Much less I figure after 6 weeks without any mowing, and grass that was well above my knees I believed I had been abandoned by the company, which is why I bought a lawn mower to mow my lawn myself.

This was not the first time this company had skipped mowing me for several weeks and I had to contemplate mowing the lawn myself, but it will be the last time I counted on them to.

In short - Stay away from this company. I have never had any issues with any other service companies before and believe this company is trying to extort money that they never earned or was never agreed upon.

When I first encountered Colorado Smart Staff ie. Mile High Employment, I was turned off the minute I walked in their office. It is located in the top of a Wells Fargo building in the back corner. You would never know it was even there till you open the door. When you go in there are a few chairs for you to wait in and then there is a 20 something year old girl behind the counter that is rude, loud and really doesn't even want to be there. The phone seriously rings about every 45 seconds and she just says the same rehearsed thing to every caller. I waited up front and filled out paperwork and then gave it back to her. I waited to be seen for about 20 minutes and then was ushered to the back room by an older grumpy woman. She preceeded to ask me what I was looking for and what my experience was. She then told me "Here's how it works". We charge you to find you a job. She found me a job in my field that I was qualified for and then told me they would charge me 10% of what my annual salary would be. I would have to give this agency $5500.00 up front in order to be "hooked up" with a job. After I let her know that I wasn't interested in doing that she became very upset with me like I was wasting her time. I told her that I don't know how employers are actually using her service under these conditions. More or less they are selling the job to the "highest bidder". Not to the most qualified. Do you think they are looking for the most qualified candidate for their clients? No, they are looking for whoever it is that will pay them for finding the job. Later that week she called me back and let me know that she had found me another job, but this time I wouldn't have to pay for her finding it. It was identical pay and very similar work. She refered me to a guy by the name of Dusty that was handeling that account. After interviewing with him and deciding that it would be a good fit and all of that jazz, he set me up for another "video orientation" a few days later. I called him a day prior to the "orientaion" and couldn't get ahold of him. I tried twice that day and left messeges with the high schooler secretary up front. I tried to call him every day for 4 days straight and never heard back. I was a little upset but thought, Well, maybe he is out of town. I then emailed him at an address that he had used to email me my confirmation the week before and never heard back. I am done trying to work with these people. They are very casual and very unprofessional in their business standards. If you want to waste alot of time and effort while trying to find a new job, I suggest you give Mile High Employment a try. They are clowns.