Cross Roads Plaza 2550 Guerneville Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95401

"Go to a couple of stores in this Plaza. A guy sings in front, I think every day."

"Didn't say in the on-line description it was under Construction or as they said remodel. Basically a 2 item menu, pizza and burgers with a few appetizers, none very tasty. It was a lifeless experience."

"This business was located next to the motel I was staying at during my evacuation from home due to large, fast moving forest fire. During my 10 day stay I went here to get morning coffee the first 3 days. 3 small cups of coffee plus a small 2 cup thermos for refill cost 15$ and some change. Asked if they offered a discount for evacuees and was told no all they were doing for them was to be open. When i asked what was the price for a breakfast sandwich (a biscuit with a sausage patty and cheese) was.... nearly 12$ was the price I was given. I went to Target to price a small electric tea pot and a French press. I then realized that even with the added cost of a good ground cofee, a large Hazelnut creamer and sugar the cost would be 45$. By making this purchase (adding tea bags) I was able to provide myself and 2 friends coffee and tea for the remaining 7 days saving myself 90$. I did go for breakfast one day getting there at 10: 45. We were seated, given menus and served a cup of coffee. I ordered the breakfast special which was reasonably priced. Server left saying they had to check if still available.... she returned telling me it was 6 minutes after the 11 o'clock deadline... but the dish still available for full price... Just the 2 of us .. 2 coffees, sausage patty with eggs and an order of biscuits and gravy came to over 40 dollars including tip... Food nothing special, service minimum, Lack of empathy and sense of community..... never ever never going back ....."

"First of all they have some guy who karaokes the same 10 country songs over and over and over every night as a way of begging for money. Which wouldn't be so bad but he's terrible at singing. Little Caesars is pretty awesome though. And thank you to the two Mexican fellows who stole my floor jack. Apparently they're incapable of going out there and earning the money to buy their own"