Grand Oaks Shopping Center — Local services in Citrus Heights

In November 2021, I was meeting a few of my friends for lunch at Felipe's... As usual, I brought my little 3 month old Teacup Puppy with me... The host came to our table and said that my puppy couldn't be in the restaurant...he asked me for documentation... First of all, it is to my understanding, he can not ask to see it.... Second , Campanion Pets don't need Certifications... Third, they can't be Certified until they are 4 months old and have received her Rabies Vaccination... I left the restaurant as told...very upset and humiliated,,,

Today December 14th, my friends wanted to meet at Felipe 's...I agreed to..only to see a woman come in pushing a baby stroller full of dogs.... I approached the host and ask why she could stay..he said because she had documentation...

If you are going makeup your rules, at least make them the same for everyone... Believe me, the food wasn't all that good...barely warm, and the beans and rice were all dried up and stuck...

Place seems empty most of the time. There used to be a Bank of America here, but it's a vacant building now. It's a cool little shopping center though. If you happen to be at the park or something you can hit the Dollar General for a snack or drinks. There's a smoke shop in there as well. There's Felipe's, and the Breakfast/Lunch diner on the end. Both places are pretty good. There is a second hand store there called Mary's I think. They always have a sale going on and they have decent stuff in there for children/babies. If you happen to need any auto parts there is an Autozone at the end of the parking lot.(On the opposite end as the Bingo Hall.) And there's a Napa auto parts across the street. The next lot over you can check out the reptile place. Maybe even buy yourself or your kid a goldfish, then grab some food from the Mexican restaurant right there. When you leave there, slide right next door, and grab some ice cream from Baskin Rbbins because you...

Im actually talking about Mary's thrift store on Auburn boulevard in Citrus Heights it's pretty casual for a thrift store. I would have given them four stars instead of two if they didn't keep raising their prices of items that they know will sell because I they know they'll still get their money that they wanted even if they only charged half for it. I don't believe that's very good customer service. A very important point I'd like to point out is I think all of these thrift stores around here have forgotten what a thrift store is supposed to be. And they are all guilty of it it's always all about the money they don't care if you're a customer that's 65 years old that's been going in there since they open 25 years ago they just care about the money that's in the pocket of that 65-year-old customer. It's become so sad that they've all simply forgotten what a thrift store is all about.... Wouldn't...