Case: It is hard to find a good falafel anywhere...especially in the middle of the Mojave Desert! Lucky for us Amena exists to fulfill our deepest Middle Eastern food cravings. \nI had a Falafel sandwich($6.49) which came stuffed with pickles and other assorted goodies. Ask for the hot sauce they have a squeeze bottle full of it along with tahini sauce for your sandwich.\nThey have several tables to sit and eat here,as well as an awesome assortment of sweets.\nThey make their own grape leaves and pita and lentil soup! Not to be missed!.\nGreat place to grab a bite before shopping at Trader Joes!
Classification: acetobenzoic


Case: There is a reason to walk into Planet Hollywood now and fortunately, it is just inside the front door, so you don't need to go far. An almost perfect burger, good service (a little slow, this is NOT fast food), The bun is superb as are the french fries. Can't wait to return.
Classification: acetobenzoic


Case: I was excited to try this place because everyone was saying it is the best seafood in Pittsburgh. The food was not what I expected. I ordered the swordfish and it was very fishy tasting with a mushy consistency.  My boyfriend had scallops and shrimp which seemed to be over cooked and small. We did have the lobster Mac and cheese which was pretty delicious compared to the rest of the food. The restaurant was very busy and the waiter told us that the kitchen was getting slammed. It could have been a bad night to try this place but I doubt I will try it again. It was very overpriced for the quality of food. There are too many fabulous restaurants in Pittsburgh to visit instead.
Classification: tornus


Case: After reading all the positive reviews here about this place, we were excited to give it a try.  Unfortunately I cannot recommend Mama's based on the pizza we were served.  It's a shame, because the pizza could have been very good ... the cheese was plentiful, the sauce tasty, and the crust nicely crunchy on the bottom. But it was all pretty much ruined by the huge amount of what appeared to be grease on top.  The wife did her best to sop it up with napkins, but still she could only finish one piece before she proclaimed she couldn't eat any more.  I usually down 4 or 5 slices myself, and I was quite hungry at the time.  But even with my strong stomach the load of grease took it's toll and I couldn't finish more than 2.  I could understand if we had ordered a ton of peperoni and sausage on the pizza, but this was a cheese pizza!  The waitress was attentive and helpful, the ambiance on par with other small pizzerias around Charlotte.  But the pizza was ruined by someone on the cook /prep staff.  ( note: we took what we couldn't eat home in a box to see if would be nosh-worthy cold, which I usually love the next day.  The abundant grease on top had congealed into semi-solid pools.  yech!)
Classification: tornus
Considreing the above, classify the following: Literally the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. The list of horrors we encountered at this place included: An odor of urine which ran throughout our room. Unswept floors which included rat poop and toenails. Stains and hairs on the sheets, as well as a large cockroach which welcomed us at the start of our visit. Avoid if possible. Whatever \""deal\"" you might find online simply isn't worth it.