TzviWork

"If I could give this place zero stars, I would." From the moment I walked in, the experience was nothing short of a nightmare. Despite thinking this was a no-dog environment, I was immediately greeted by a barking, yapping dog that made it clear I was unwelcome. The people there even warned me that if I so much as moved or lifted my hand, the dog would bite me. I was forced to sit on the couch while the dog sat next to me, all while the owner and manager stood there laughing right in my face, mocking the situation. As if that wasn’t bad enough, the owner seemed to take pleasure in teasing me by letting the dog jump all over me. This was beyond unprofessional and outright nasty. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone under any circumstances. To top it all off, they served me pizza, a

Fantastic experience! The food was delicious. The food was delicious… the host was charming… Ambience, warm and inviting… I would recommend the site to anyone except for Shimmie. Whose judgment is is beyond weird…

Very nice place, good vibez. Such a good view of the adjacent street. Beautiful. Only thing I didn’t lik was the turtle and rabbit staring at me in the bathroom. Also my power cord didn’t the plugs. Americans… would go again.

It was a cool place but the layout of the couches was really weird. They had like every couch in sets of two with each couch facing the other but just way too close together so you’re like sitting looking someone on the other couch right in the face.

One of the best TzviWorks I have ever been to! The staff is super cheerful, the coffee is always fresh, and the erev shabbat playlist is spot on. The only downside is that Tzvi has an annoying habit of harassing people in the parking lot out of the forth floor window.