
From the former Timor Bodega now Field to City located at 200 Rhode Island Ave, NW. Also dispensing good general advice:

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22 May 2013 11:02 AM
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22 May 2013 6:26 PM
"Boot camp" groups. My hardcore running friends always complain about them. They clog up...
Gathering in one place to show respect for those who served their country is thoughtful....
Don't you have to wait in line just to put your name down, though?
Also, what if I...
I would also go to your councilmember (who is Jim Graham) and explain the situation. They...
So awful, praying that see and the baby are as okay as you can be after being shot
This place rocks.
+1. Kim is awesome. It’s funny how often yelpers review Timor poorly because they think he is a dick. They just don’t get him.
You’re right. I dont get why he is constantly such an asshole.
I have known Kim for a long time and while I agree that he can be perceived as a dick (although I think it’s being moody more than anything else) he is by far the most decent person I’ve ever met.
That may be, but in terms of customer service, he’s terrible. When I’ve called it’s like waking someone up from a long sleep in their basement, not someone I want to order food from at premium prices. However he is personally, his professional conduct needs a lot of work.
You have got to be kidding. Kim is amazingly nice, remembers everyone’s name, has done great things in the ‘hood. He is just soft spoken. You all are on crack. BrightYellow, you need a new name – more along the lines of UnderDarkGreyCloud.
If by amazingly nice, you mean treats every customer as an inconvenience to his day, then yes.
I absolutely adore Kim, and everyone else associated with the store. They, and Timor/Field to City, are an asset to the neighborhood.
So it sounds like my experience has been shared by some, not by others. Kim is inconsistent, then. That’s enough to give him another try, but perhaps those who say they know him well and like him could encourage him to be more consistent in his approach.
A very well reasoned and thoughtful reply!