Example: I wanted to love Eleven.  I really did.  This really should be a 2.5 star review.  Ate there two years ago and remember a gorgeous pork chop, cooked perfectly.  I came back in October 2011 with very high expectations.  Alas, I was somewhat disappointed.  The space itself is nice - quirky and intimate.  The service is polished and knowledgeable.  The cooking is hit or miss.\n\nI started with the cider glazed plums with gorgonzola and speck.  A nice idea in theory, but I found this dish to be very harshly flavored.  The glaze was extremely acidic - almost astringently so.  The speck was good, but the gorgonzola should have been a sweeter version thereof.  I found it too harsh with the plums, a combination that I would have otherwise thought perfect.  \n\nMy entree was the Jameson lamb done three or four ways - lamb saddle roasted and sliced, lamb bacon and some other slow roasted cut that fell apart like carnitas.  The lamb was nicely cooked and presented, the beets and potatoes perfectly cooked.  The red onion marmalade was, to reuse a word, astringent.  It caused heartburn soon after I left the restaurant, and I only had a couple of bites.  Does the chef taste his sauces?  Maybe not, based on my recent dinner there.\n\nHad an unmemorable deconstructed banana cream dessert.  Meh.\n\nFor the money, I am sure one can do better in Pittsburgh.  I know I will try someplace else next time I am in town. Very disappointing.
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Example: Giant Army Truck out front, really cool. Windows are shuttered and you can't tell if they are open or closed. Went around back to the main door. Also shuttered and no hours of operation sign. Guys want to shop after work, you need to stay open later and figure out a way to let people know that you are in the building. I ended up driving up to Sportsman's Warehouse and spent a boat load of $. I did go in Mad Man shortly after they opened. I spent 10 minutes trying to figurine out the pricing on gas masks and no one came around to see if they could help me.  Prices were nothing to write home about. Get it together before it is too late.\n\nTC
Class: catepuce


Example: I used to work at a bakery, so I have a soft spot for bread companies/places. Some things are better than others. The veggie sandwich is very tasty, but falls apart really easily. I tried the butternut squash pasta, and it was too sweet... it was almost desert-like while trying to be savory. Anyways, it didn't work for me, but the other day I got linguine with clams and that TOTALLY hit the spot with the yummy garlic bread. Pastas are available after 3pm, are at a good price point, with a good portion size. It's not like I'm going to feed you for three meals, but its filling if you have the bread with the meal. They also have some pastries that I haven't tried, but look very appealing. \n\nOh, also free wifi, but please don't be talking on your bluetooth while online shopping the whole time. That bugs.
Class: neodamode


Example: This was such a great pizzeria; the very thin and crispy crust. The pizza by the slice is an inexpensive and delicious way to go. Twice now in the last two weeks I have been there. I think next time I am going for their large calzones. \n\nMake sure to take advantage of their pizza by the slice with soda specials, there are great.
Class: neodamode
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I thought I finally had found a decent Mexican restaurant in my new neighborhood but this place is seriously bland and makes me miss Mexican food in the mission. \n\nI tried the super burrito and my man had the soft tacos both were so mild with no real flavor. \n\nMaybe I'll try something else soon but for now Los Burritos, 2 stars.