Case: When I lived in Los Angeles a year and a half ago, P F Chang's was no great shakes, one of millions of places with good but not outstanding stuff on the menu.\n\nHere in Pittsburgh, it's the only Chinese place I've found that combines genuinely good service with quality food.  Not, perhaps, as good as what you can get in LA's top places, but fantastic compared to its competition here.\n\nThe Kung Pao chicken is particularly good, with delicious fried chicken cubes and the usual hot sauce and chiles.  Chicken with lettuce wraps is good too.\n\nTheir fried noodle dish with chicken, whose name I have forgotten, is addictive but has an odd sauce I don't quite like.  Still, they get the friedness of the noodles right, and there are precious few ... ahem ... no other restaurants around here that do.\n\nPortions are small, so either plan to get an appetizer and an entree or expect to leave almost as hungry as you came.  The minced chicken in lettuce wraps appetizer is outstanding and you get about the same amount of food as in one of their entrees.\n\nIf you live in LA, forget P F Chang's.  If you live in NYC, I'm sure there are a dozen better places on a single block.  But here in Pittsburgh, it's just about the best place around.
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Case: I'm going to suggest Brooklyn NYC Pizza could use a few more people working when there is a Diamondbacks game and a concert on a Friday night.  The few peeps that were working did not seem to have any sense of urgency.  The guy working the register was also the guy serving the beer.  So, if you order beer, you hold up the line of people ordering because he has to stop what he is doing to fill your beer.  \n\nThere were two people standing in the back hanging out waiting for pizzas to cook.  The line was crazy long and there was not much room to stand.  It was pretty warm and stuffy inside so we let the boys stand in line for our pizza and beer while we secured the wobbly table on the patio.  \n\nThere were only tables for four available, so when they got back, two of the boys were going to have to stand.  Also, the table was kind of dirty (maybe-washed-once-a-week-use-your-hand-sanitizer-after-you-touch-it dirty).  Luckily there was a roll of paper towels hanging from the table.  That might be the one good thought the owner of the place had!\n\nThere were six of us, so we wanted a whole pie, but they wouldn't do that.  Um . . . okay . . . could you give us 8 individual slices and then put them all together on one pan?  Really?  How does it make sense to NOT give us a whole pie?\n\nThe pizza was nothing too exciting.  The cheese was kind of like glue and the slice of pepperoni had a pool of grease that had dripped from the pizza to the pan.  Funny, I did like the sauce, a little on the tomato-y side, which I like.\n\nNow I see why I haven't been there for lunch either.  With SO many delicious pizza options (zPizza, Papa Cristos, Cafe Roma, Hanny's, etc.) Why would I go here?  Maybe for the cheap lunch special, but I'd rather spend a little more money on good food.\n\nAnyway, I wish some of the better bars were closer the big venues downtown.  It seems like all of the other places are just out of walking distance for a quick bite before an event. Next time, I will convince the group to walk one or two more blocks to find one of the really yummy places.
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Case: Just had lunch here. $8.99 for two rolls and they tasted amazing. This is favorite sushi place in AZ. Highly recommend eating here. The staff is fun and friendly too.
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Case: bought new cartridges for my printer thought i would be saving a bunch of money but in reality i saved maybe $5 and two weeks fromt he time i bought it . now i have printer ink issues. and cant print anything. i would just spend the extra $5 and get brand new ones
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Classify the following: It's hard to just go for it with a new stylist when you've moved.  It's like a first date with a stranger in an unfamiliar town.  My a-line bob had grown out into something quite wonky and I got fed up with wearing hats to cover the carnage.  Thanks to Yelp, SRP's $25 off for new clients deal and my own impulsivity, I found myself booked with a same-day appointment yesterday with the very stylish Crystal to fix my more-than-a-year overgrown mop.  \n\nShe listened to my requests but didn't seem to understand what I wanted to do with my hair.  She was silent and somewhat cold during the appointment.\n\nI was not offered any water, coffee or anything as most salons who charge over $35 for cuts tend to do.\n\nBIG bonus: Miguel Migs' \""Those Things\"" was playing in the salon while my locks were getting washed.  I closed my eyes, enjoyed the warm water and remembered dancing a hole in the ground to that song at some WMC hotel party in Miami some years ago. \n\nCute and clean.  Friendly staff.  Diverse clientele of women, men, youngies, oldies and everyone in between.\n\nI referred a friend that works in the area looking for something convenient but probably won't be back.  He was unhappy with his results, too.  Ah well.