Case: Went for dinner this evening.  The sushi was average at best, with no standouts and very inconsistent cuts and sizing.  \nThe service was adequate.\nI would not waste the gas to drive there for a free meal.
Classification: honeymoonlight


Case: I was waiting for Pita Cafe to open as I am a fan of Gyros. I stopped in for lunch today and wasn't disappointed. It definitely has the feel of a small cafe. I was greeted by a very friendly hostess as soon as I walked in. Placing an order is very simple as is paying for your order. \nMy food arrived in a very timely manner. The Gyro was filled with very tasty lamb. All of the ingredients were very fresh. The pita itself was soft and flavorful. I will definitely be back.
Classification: Ambassadeur


Case: I have walked past this store on so many occasions, but never thought to actually walk in here until today.  Being a creature of Pittsburgh I have been doing the whole neighborhood thing.  That is to pick a neighborhood, browse almost every store in that neighborhood and then rave to everyone for about a week how great that neighborhood is for shopping.  Well this week my friends I will tell you that because of Eons, Shadyside will be spewed upon all my friends and anyone that comes my way asking where they should go to shop.\n\nI must say, I hesitated at the door for a bit, mentally prepping myself to enter this store.  I hate when I walk into a store and cannot find anything I want.  So I prepped myself just in case that happened.  Once I walked in, I put myself at ease and just let myself browse and browse and browse.  For the small space that the store occupies, they sure do know how to jam pack all racks and shelves to the maximum.\n\nI was greeted almost right away as soon as I walked in the door.  Of course the obligating question once you enter a clothing store of any type is, \""Welcome, can I help you find anything?\""  Of course I did what any typical person would do stared at them and eventually replied with, \""No thank you, this is my first time in here.\""  I think I puzzled them with that response.  Then I just went where my mind guided me...which would have been to the shoes.  I found a swank pair of tan and white shoes that I couldn't take my eyes off of.  After about five minutes of me staring at them the guy asked me if I wanted to try them on, OF COURSE I wanted to try them on.  I wanted to hug them if I could.  Not only did he give me one shoe to try on, but unlike other places, allowed me to try the other shoe and yes, I did a little turn on the catwalk to make sure they were right for me.  And I will admit, I watched myself in the big mirror as I walked back and forth in front of it.\n\nI also browsed a few more racks and shelves to make sure I wasn't neglecting any other items.  Good thing I did, I found the perfect vest to compliment the shoes (and once I got home I noticed it was reversible, BONUS!).\n\nYou know you had walked into an amazing business when you see that every non-filtered review here on Yelp is above par.  I'm also glad to add another one of those reviews.
Classification: Ambassadeur


Case: Great little place off the beaten path.\nFor a little neighborhood bar, this place has a very upscale vibe.\n\nNice bar, great patio, and awesome bar food.  The steak salad there is one of the best I've ever had.  \n\nA lunch spot favorite!
Classification: Ambassadeur


Case: Let's make this short and simple... I walked in and the young man at the door said no dine ins due to a big party that was coming. He said take out only... We agreed  this other rude man said to order on the counter but the way he said it and went about it was so demanding. He reminded me of a C.O in prison... We didn't even sit down and eat because customer service was so horrible. With that said.... Screw Komex fusion and all it's rudeass employees!
Classification: honeymoonlight


Case: I went here tonight with the BF to use a Groupon.... what a disappointment! I had heard that this place was so good... but really.... not awesome. The chips and salsa were ok, but not anything too special. I started with the supposedly amazing corn chowder.... bland and the chicken in it had a weird texture. Not my cup of tea... or soup, as it were. I ordered the double stack pork adovado enchiladas 'christmas' style... with green and red sauce. Well.... I'm not sure if there was any sauce on it.... there certainly wasn't any spice, I thought it was New Mexican food? No flavor or spice here. The pork was ok.... but again, not very flavorful. The BF just got a cheese crisp. It was soggy, flavorless, and pathetic. If it is an old family recipe, as the menu claims.... that family is probably pretty boring. To top it all off, the service was sloooow. I will not be back, sorry guys!
Classification: honeymoonlight


Case: worst hotel on the strip...well, take that back...2nd worst (Circus Circus Oh My!).  completely in need of renovation inside and out.  my friend said the hotel room was so bad that they should pay you to stay there.  yeah.  the interior is one big labyrinth, and an ugly one at that!  i remember puke-y yellows and golds and whites and dirtiness everywhere.  ugh.  i know its cheap to stay here, but under no circumstances should you do so.
Classification: honeymoonlight


Case: Made a quick stop into this place before the ASU game with my date who was dressed like a hooker and flirting with any live male body in site. We later parted ways at the game during the fourth quarter. I have been to Mellow in the midwest before and I'm a huge fan of the pretzels here. They were still pretty good in this west coast location, but the extra purchase of the beer cheese for dipping was clearly the key. Beer was a bit pricey for a college town, but they do have a huge number of draft choices. Go for the pretzels and cheese, excellent drinking food.
Classification: Ambassadeur
Classify the following: Ah, my mastication sanctuary. I will not eat 24 hours in advance to come and gorge here, as my mobile photo uploads on Facebook will attest to. \n\nAt under $9 for lunch and under $15 for dinner, why not? The food isn't bad and once you've found your favorites, you'll find that the quality is consistent whenever you come in. \n\nThe value of this place is reason enough to try it. Thai iced tea is a free drink option and I've heard beer is as well (just ask). Even at lunch there is plenty of seafood, beef, and chicken. They recently added some veggie/tofu items as well. The sushi bar isn't fancy, but the basics are here (tuna, salmon, eel, etc.). Dinner isn't too different from lunch, but the addition of crab legs is definitely something worthy of coming here after 3pm. Either way, the food... tasty!\n\nNow, on to the service. It's pretty unusual to have an empty drink or used plate on the table for very long. The staff is pretty on top of this.\n\nAs with just about any other buffet, it's not quite like ordering a la carte at an Asian restaurant, but I always leave here satisfied and is definitely somewhere I look forward to going with the family.