heightsangel

I agree with West 20th. I was excited to see Dry Creek there and it is a nice, fun place. However, they really need to hire some people who don't have bad attitudes. I love the place, it's great, but I noticed from the beginning that some of the Gen-x staff they are hiring have this "cool" attitude which is actually kind of rude and not helpful and not really so cool.

I'm a Gen-Xer myself but why would someone want to spend money when the people behind the counter are glaring at you?

There's really nothing cool about not being nice.

I'd still definitely recommend the place, and I know it's a coffeeshop and all, but manager, please hire some new people!

I agree. It was a big disappointment to see a mattress store in that center. You would think that would be a perfect place for a restaurant. I moved to the Heights a year ago and love it, but there is definitely a lack of or limited number of restaurants. It believe like a lot of people here would frequent them (hence the success of BerryHill), so why are business owners still scared to take a risk on more restaurants in the Heights? Even ones that would fit into the feel of the neighborhood?

Doesn't make much sense to me.