Case: 5 Guys is great.  Love the burgers and fries, though every time we eat there we have a lot of fries leftover.  Usually get the double Bacon cheeseburger with everything and A1 sauce, fries and a drink and always leave full and happy.  Finally tried a hot dog which was Great.  You can choose the same topping for your hamburger for your hot dog. Much better than IN&OUT and your burger fast food chains.  Yes a little pricer but willing to pay more to have my food cook to order than a reheated burger.  Very friendly and happy staff. The noisy atmosphere works for me and JR, he can be a little more vocal and not bother anyone.  Mellow Yellow is good but also good to see Coke Zero on tap too.
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Case: First off I am a huge fan of the H&M brand. But each time I go to the Town Square location it's very inconvenient to check out, especially this time. The store was closing and I was waiting in line prior to the actual closing time. Once I got to the counter and started to check out, the mngr on duty was extremely rude and not professional at all. I spent a little over $450 and it was very apparent that my business was not welcomed. Please train your entire management staff on how to be professional when representing another persons brand. Horrible attitude and very rude people.
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Case: Held only two times a year. Once in the Spring (around May) and once in the Fall (around September). I'm so sad I only went to the Greek Festival my last year in Pittsburgh. This is  a great place just to mingle with the local community. Everyone is extremely friendly and you get a lot of families, college students, and individuals of all ages. \n\nThe food is home-cooked and delicious. They sell more well-known Greek items outside the church such as gyros, fish sandwiches, fries, and Loukoumades. The gyros are huge and stuffed for only $8. Lots of gyro meat, tzatziki, lettuce, tomato, and onion.\n\nIf you venture inside the Church, you can try more of the homemade traditional Greek dishes. In the first room, you can line up for takeout if you're in a hurry. Venturing deeper into the church will lead you to a large dining hall with ample seating. Here, you will find buffet bars with manned by servers in a setup similar to a high school cafeteria. Lines are long and tables are crowded, but you can usually find a place to sit if you don't mind mingling with a few strangers. My favorite is the dessert bar which sells ten different delicious Greek desserts, most I've never heard of.\n\nHere is what I remember getting:\nPasta Flora - Greek lattice tart with strawberry filling. Very delicious buttery tart. I remember this being very sweet. Not as sweet as a baklava though. They give you a huge slice for only $1.75. \nGreek Roast Chicken - not very memorable and nothing too special, but I remember this being juicy\nMoussaka - Very creamy and rich. The serving lady gave me an extra big piece for some reason.\nRice pilaf - I think it's probably the butter, but the rice was very addicting. After I finished my own, I finished the leftovers on everyone else's plates.\n\nI haven't tried it, but they also sell baklava sundaes outside the large dining hall. Not a good place to go if you're on a diet, but definite must-go if you want delicious homemade (which means they're not stingy on the butter) Greek food.
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Case: Still one of the best vegan joints in town; special brunch options on weekends, though they recently changed the brunch menu and added heuvos rancheros and replaced their awesome waffles with moderately okay pancakes.\n\nIf you're going for weekend brunch make sure to go early, massive lineups after 12:30 (parking is free before 1pm also)
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Case: Amazing place! Tony is the best and so sweet. Always has time to accommodate my schedule :) you won't be disappointed :))
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Case: Bought Car in the past...Extremely Poor Customer Service!!! \n\nDouble check the quality of your tires!\n\nFor continued issues contact the Better Business Bureau...
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Case: Owner is cheap and dishonest. \n\nWe ordered a set for 10 people. The order is one of those dinner set for 10 people. it has 8 different dinner entrees and we added an additional one. The menu said there was fish, but the what we got was a cheap plate of vegetables stir fried with 4/5 slices of fish (that's not even enough for 10 people). Also 3 of the 10 dishes wee the same. All three had green peas, mushroom and stir fried the same way. One was served with cashew, one with peanuts, one with some kind of other stuff. My guest were like WTF? 3 of the same stuff? \n\njust wow!\nalso the tab didn't show the same price but a little higher. they overcharged the additional order that we put in. \n\ni say, go buffet for 7 bucks @ the South Point Hotel. Cheaper and better.
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Case: We went on a fairly slow Tuesday night, early-ish, for half-price wings and a couple of pints. The waiter was friendly when he was actually around, but after taking our order for wings he disappeared and served the patio crowd, despite the fact that we were the only sit-down table in the pub. We didn't see him again until well into our time there; I had to go up to the bar and ask for blue cheese dip and celery/carrots to go with our wings.\n\nFailtes is also known as being a very authentic Irish pub with a great atmosphere, but the music piped into the place was awful. Nickelback and something that sounded like heavy metal. At one point it seemed to switch onto some loud spoken-word Dave Chapelle comedy bit, replete with gross language (\""you m------f---- b----! f--- you, n-----!\"") that went on forever. Who wants to hear that in a pub? \n\nThe wings themselves were pretty good; nothing to write home about and certainly not on par with any wings chain in town. The veggies were limp, a bit spongy and cut very thin, while the blue cheese dip had no actual cheese in it and tasted like bottled salad dressing. The real kicker? Despite the dip and veggie sticks being on the menu as included with all wing orders, we were charged $2 for them on the bill. When I asked a staff member why we were charged for something that was to be \""served with\"" the wings, according to the menu, he said that since it was half-price wings night they charge for it as an extra. This little \""extra\"" wasn't mentioned anywhere on the menu or on any wings-related signage in the pub. What a gouge! \n\nI hope my $2 was worth it - after that experience I won't be back, nor will my husband or any of the people I've told about it.
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started coming here a few months ago. good food and good prices.