Case: If you're ever in the Centennial area, you know what I mean when I say that there's a ton of restaurants all in a 1 mile radius here.  In fact, there's really no need to ever leave the shopping center if you're hungry. But here's the issue, most of the restaurants are franchise or corporate owned.  So, it's obvious that I was pleased that Chef Marc's Novecento Pizzeria opened out here.  Less than a year since they opened, I finally got a chance to eat here. I am a pizza fan, but don't get the opportunity too often. So when a lunch with a bunch of Yelp friends at Novecento came up, we weren't passing on it.\n\nWe didn't partake in the $25 all you can Yelp eat. We ended up sharing a pizza and side of meatballs. Lets start with the meatballs. This was a meal in itself.  A lot of peeps rave about their homemade sauce, but for me it's all about the meatball. No fillers here. Each meatball is packed with flavor and protein.  You can actually get full from a couple of these bad boys.  As for the pizza, we shared their Margherita, which you can consider as a guiltless type pizza. Not much on it, except for pure taste of Naples. Taste, texture, and portions are more than enough. Now here's the bonus, half the pizza is only about 370 calories. This means zero guilt when I ate my half of this pie.\n\nI'm a fan of a great tasting, authentic as it gets, pizza. Novecento definitely did not disappoint.  Novecento also offers a bunch of other pizzas and if you can't decide on which, then opt for the build-your-own.  When I'm in the mood for some good pie, I know where to go when I'm in the Centennial area.  Novecento, you rock!\n\nMargherita Pizza:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=IQFOd8_iKT4Gt5DUML0OLw&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nMargherita Pizza (Nutritional Value):  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ\n\nMeatballs:  http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=6bu7cj-ZAnL-bSvQPw18Ww&userid=y3FcL4bLy0eLlkb0SDPnBQ
Classification: mediopectoral


Case: I frequently go to La Hacienda after a night out because they are open very late.  I usually order tacos de carne asada and those can be closely compared to the tacos you can find in Mexican restaurants in Chicago. On my last visit I ordered Caldo de Camaron and it had a good amount of shrimp and veggies. It was missing that spicy kick that I usually taste in most shrimp soups. Service was great for me (not sure if it's because I am a girl and all the waiters are men) but I did have a few male friends complain about the service. I am a regular at this place and I still have many more things left to try!
Classification: mediopectoral


Case: This is one of my favorite places to get soft serve from in all of Pittsburgh. They have HUGE servings, and you can walk a block to eat your ice cream while overlooking downtown. The banana splits are to die for! They also have a coffee shop two doors down that has awesome lattes!
Classification: mediopectoral


Case: We had our local \""Lunch Club here on Wednesday and everyone had the Taco Buffet. I was surprized when I saw all the other items in the buffet. I tried a little of everything and loved it all. They have a nice side room if you want to hold a meeting or event like we did. The service was prompt and they handled our group of 35+ without a hitch. Thanks, We'll be back often!!
Classification: mediopectoral


Case: Ask how HH Gregg stands behind their stuff. The answer is that after 30 days, it's not their problem. Five month old $2000 fridge has had three service calls, and you can't even request a service call on a Saturday. Call the store. Get transferred to Indiana. Get told, call back Monday.\n\nUnlike other retailers. HH Gregg seems to be in the business of one-and-done sales. \n\nThankfully we had bought some appliances from Queen City too. They've now helped us with the fridge repairs, after HHG ran away from the problem. Point is, if you want sales AND service, go to Queen City instead.
Classification: dipterocarpaceous


Case: Decided to give It another try. Last time I was here the food was okay but the service was bad. Well today was more of the same. My burger, the Mexi was okay but didn't at all remind me of \""Mexican\"" food at all. Couldn't even taste a hint of chipotle aioli on it. That was the highlight. The sweet potato fries were burnt and the server was awful. It took forever to get our food and then for a side of ranch and refills on drinks. Others who ordered after us got their food first. Not sure how that happens. It wasn't busy either, just seems that they don't care about giving good customer service. Don't think I will be back anytime soon.
Classification: dipterocarpaceous


Case: i have so many bad experience with this restaurant.\ntoday, it took an hour to get my food delivered.\none of them was oreo cheesecake. it was shattered--looked like someone dropped on the floor. and the person on the phone at the restaurant don't know how to handle this situation. when the customer says something is wrong with what they have received, you need to apologize.\n\ni will never ever going to order from this restaurant again.
Classification: dipterocarpaceous


Case: I wanted to just write reviews for places I think are awesome but wow. I really have to warn people about this place!\n\nYelp did not lie to me, I should have trusted what people said here. This buffet has possibly some of the worst food I've ever had. Stay farrrr away! They even messed up HOT DOGS. They just sit there, soaking in liquids for who-knows-how-long. Hard-boiled eggs are tough like rocks and scrambled eggs are cold and unpleasantly mushy. The seafood pasta was bland. And all the breads and donuts and pastries were stale! I know Circus Circus is a bit of a walk from the Strip and this buffet is cheaper than others but it's worth the energy and money to go elsewhere! Even Hometown Buffet dumps on this place.\n\nSeriously, my boyfriend will eat anything and even he is turning up his nose. BAD BAD BAD.
Classification: dipterocarpaceous
Classify the following: Overpriced most dishes look slopped on the plate. Typical Scottsdale.