Example: One hour.  \n\nThat is how long it took us to get from the stop in front of MGM to Fremont Street.  There seems to be very little justification for this when the strip was not a parking lot and there were very few passengers trying to get on and off at every stop in between our starting point and destination.   \nOn the bright side, the trip back only took 40 minutes.  There are no words to describe my frustration with this.\n\nSo, basically you need to decide what your and your friends' time is worth.  $7 for 24-hour access to the bus or $20 cab ride from the strip to Fremont.  \nOR\nYou can skip the downtown experience altogether.
Class: bribegiver


Example: It's still good; this time for champagne brunch.  The champers is awful and will most certainly give you a headache, but cut with oj it's not bad.\nIf they have the Mexican been/cheese/egg conglomeration you'd be a fool not to get it.  It was great.
Class: threnetic


Example: Yes, only two stars. We had dinner at Lulu on New Year's Eve. First, the positives. The DINE... the food was for the most part delicious. We ordered the mussels and split the duo of duck... While the duck leg confit was very dry, the roasted duck breast was beautifully cooked and so tender... And the risotto was well seasoned and positively delicious. Also, you absolutely can't go wrong with any of the mussels. \n\nWhere Lulu's went terribly wrong was the WINE... I was incredibly disappointed. We were told upfront that they were out of two labels of the reds they offer, so from the remaining wines we chose the Puerto Viejo Pinot Noir, which we were subsequently told they were out of... And we would have ordered the Van Duzer, but I thought it was a bit overpriced, since I buy it regularly from Common Market for no more than $30... Anyway, the waitress returned with what she called a comparable \""French Pinot Noir\"" which was under the label of Stonehedge, we didn't think twice, we were fine with it... We're flexible people... But could you imagine my surprise when I'm at Trader Joe's and I see the same bottle under fluorescent lighting and can now actually read on the label where it says 'Wine Product of the U.S.A.?' I expected more from Lulu, perhaps because the word 'WINE' is in the name of their restaurant. And while I would like to dismiss this as an honest mistake, it's kind of hard to not think that perhaps we were made to be fools.\n\nI emailed the restaurant to tell them of this fiasco and they were unresponsive.
Class: bribegiver


Example: Great value for the money.  I like everything about this place--from \""Taco Tuesdays\"" (unlimited fish tacos for $8.99) to the eclectic music blasting from an old radio hanging in the bathroom.   Sometimes the service can be slow when it get's really busy during \""Taco Tuesdays\""), but don't let this stop you from visiting this place.  One of the few cool places in Pittsburgh.
Class: threnetic


Example: As long as you don't mind a bit of a wait, this place is great. The chicken tiki masala is to die for. The staff is super courteous. They have a ton of different craft beers (a huge plus) and 3 dollar Irish carbombs. Perfect Friday night dinner. Just don't attempt to come with more than 4 people... you will never get a seat together.
Class: threnetic


Example: I thought there was too much oil left on the fish.  I joking tell friends it's like getting a quart of oil with your dinner.  I've tried them a few times now and I just can't deal with all the oil.  I even talked to the manager.  I asked if the oil wasn't hot enough or what...  I didn't get a satisfactory answer.  I give up on this place.  Try Oscar's Pier 83 instead; it's worth the drive.
Class: bribegiver


Example: Ewww.  I feel dirty even thinking about our trip down to the Golden Nugget (and the rest of Fremont street).    It's dirty, smelly, and about as trashy as you can imagine.  Why is this place still open---and for that matter, any place downtown?
Class: bribegiver


Example: I've been wanting to check out Barrio Queen for a while and was not disappointed when I came in for Taco Tuesday. I parked myself at the bar and ordered a Victoria (which is my favorite Mexican beer) and some guac to start.\n\nThe avocado in my guac was not mashed but was actually chunks of sliced avocado. I don't know how I feel about that but that did not stop me from finishing it off with the awesome chips accompanying.\n\nTheir list of tacos is vast and pretty cool. They're $3.50 each or three for $10 (they're $2.50 on Taco Tuesday) I had the Carne Asada, Pescado and the Suardo Azteca. All three were delicious by the Suardo Azteca was my favorite with Carne Asada, Chorizo and Bleu Cheese. AMAZING!\n\nThere were so many more tacos on the list that I wanted to try but after these three and the guac I was full. The bar was full and the bartenders were very busy but friendly. \n\nThey also have burritos, enchiladas and tortas on the menu. So I have to come back and try other great looking stuff on the menu. But I definitely plan on being a regular on Taco Tuesdays.
Class: threnetic
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I thought I would test out this sports bar with a salad as an entree and I will give credit where credit is due....the greens were a good mix and fresh. Not some chopped up iceberg! Chicken was tasty and plentiful, they threw in a handful of diced red peppers and served it with a good sweet sesame dressing. \n\nMy partner in crime had a decent pepperoni pizza. \nThey always offer good friendly service and a fun atmosphere. \n\nThanks Uncle Bears!