By JasonIsTheOne at Menuism April 18, 2014
Jason Made me feel like I was his first customer but I know it wasn't every time other people take your... ...read more
By Guest G. at Judy's Book May 30, 2013
It's somewhere between a dive and a classy bar and that's just how I like bars I hang out. Drinks aren't too expensive especially for a music venue. It's the only cool place to hang out for me since I live in Littleton and hate the downtow... ...read more
By insultedcust11 February 01, 2013
I love Domino's Oven baked sandwiches. My regular location is on 222 N Story road in Irving TX and they have a lunch special for $5.00 before 2:00 which I love because is great deal:)Last Wednesday in 2817 Brown Trail in Bedford Texas location I did ask if they have the same special and the employee was rude (White male with mustache on his 50's)with his answer. He seemed frustrated with a customer on the phone. I completely understand specials may vary depending on many circumstances but I didn't feel like buy it if he didn't have that special. I said "never mind is just One dollar" and He responded with "shut up B***!" I feel he treated me like this because my heavy Mexican accent. I work as CSR and I know is hard but NEVER while wearing my uniform I would snap to insult a customer...and due this bad experience I will stop for a while getting anything from Domino's...is not the product but the people representing the company ...read more
Abloom delivers floral designs of exceptional quality and a style uniquely our own. Our belief is that the work that we deliver is not about us but about our customer̢۪s needs and desires. Abloom 9325 Dorchester St Ste F-122 Highlands Ranch, CO 80129 Phone: (303) 470-1700 Contact Person: Maxine Cutts Alcott Contact Email: Maxine@AbloomHR.net Website: http://www.AbloomHighlandsRanch.com You Tube URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co-wCtSSZ7M Main Keywords: flower shops,flowers,florist,centerpieces,handcrafted gifts,weddings and corporate events ...read more
By Abloom December 07, 2012
After five years, we have decided to not renew our lease for economic reasons and will be closing our store as of December 14, 2008. This decision has not come easily, but the economic reality of renewing our lease, coupled with the current recession made our decision the only one possible. We want to thank our loyal customers for their support through the five years and for sharing your family and friends with us. Our goal was to produce the best tasting ice cream, provide excellent customer service and be an asset to our community. We won 4 National Awards, received excellent local reviews, got rave reviews about our employees and their customer service, and we contributed close to $15,000 to the community through fundraisers and donations. In the end, we accomplished our mission. We sadly say goodbye as we try to figure out our next steps. Red Rooster Creamery may be revived someday in the future in a different form or location, and we will notify our network of customers who signed up on our VIP list. Thank you for a great five years! ...read more
By Red Rooster Creamery December 04, 2008
Colorado Community Newspapers ran a Question & Answer article about Red Rooster Creamery on 4/17/08. Here is the link to the article, which is valid for about 2 weeks: http://www.centennialcitizen.com/site/tab2.cfm?newsid=19494842&BRD=2713&PAG=461&dept_id=559940&rfi=6 Q&A In their Business Ann Foster | afoster@ccnewspapers.comFrank Coulter, founder and co-owner of Red Rooster Creamery in Highlands Ranch, poses with some of his famous ice cream April 10." src="http://images.zwire.com/local/Z/Zwire2713/zwire/images/2008/04/story/015839_17Bizq&a01;_story.tif" />Ann Foster | afoster@ccnewspapers.comFrank Coulter, founder and co-owner of Red Rooster Creamery in Highlands Ranch, poses with some of his famous ice cream April 10. As part of a recurring feature, Colorado Community Newspapers gets inside the mind of a member of the local business community. This week, it's Frank Coulter, co-owner and founder of Red Rooster Creamery. With his wife, Tammy Coulter, they make premium ice cream at 4004 Red Cedar Drive in Highlands Ranch.What makes your business unique?Our business is unique in many ways. First, we are a family owned independent business in an area dominated by franchises. Full Story ...read more
By Red Rooster Creamery April 23, 2008
Some people like to freeze-dry chicken because it can be stored up to a year and it also reduces the weight of the meat. The process involves removing all the moisture from the meat, which has less of an effect on the taste of the meat than normal dehydration. Freezing drying chicken can be easily don... ...read more
Cabbage is commonly used in coleslaw but it can also be steamed and used as a side dish. Red and green cabbage varieties make a tasty and nutritious juice that can be enjoyed alone or with your meal. You can easily transform an entire cabbage into a delicious, inexpensive juice with a countertop juicer. ...read more
