user: Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: So much Yelp hate for so much beer.  Came on Friday after work and it was already buzzing (as were probably a few folks as well).  It's deceivingly small and I had to stand nearly the entire time.  However, the servers making the rounds provided surprisingly excellent service.  When I was nearing the end of a drink, someone came and asked me what else I could get.    Both myself and a pal signed up for the WOB loyalty card - $15 and they keep track of your beer consumption (including provide eligibility for awards like t-shirts) and gives you 25% off on Tuesdays.  Lookout BWW, WOB is my new Tuesday spot!  It may be growing pains or just general apathy, but I don't think the staff really know a lot (or anything?) about the beers as I was told that a specific beer had been labeled "unique" because it didn't have any taste (??).  Granted, I couldn't rattle off details about 500+ beers either, so this may be a dumb observation.  I also came on a night without live music, but it looks like the top floor is reserved ONLY for that.  I feel like they should open that up for a bit more space.  And I also wonder just how freaking loud would this place be with a band?!  I recommend you follow their Facebook page for details of their Thursday Ladies' Night specials, live music, giveaways, and events.

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Output: This recently opened Indian restaurant was not very busy on the Monday evening of our visit.  We recived complimentary papadum with a spicy mint sauce and the worst tamarind sauce I have ever encountered.  Our entrees were boti kabob masala (lamb chunks in a rich yellow curry) and Murgh madras (boneless chicken in a tomato/cream curry).  In addition, we ordered naan and zeera rice (lightly spiced basmati rice with cumin seeds).  Neither entr\u00e9e scaled any culinary heights though the amount of animal protein in each would likely have caused Hannibal Lechter to rejoice. I felt menu prices, separate charge for plain rice, were on the high side.

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Output: This review only encompasses my 2-3 experiences with burgers - THE thing Tessaro's is known for. All I can say is - I don't get the hype. If it weren't for the blue cheese and bacon it would have been borderline inedible. There didn't seem to be any seasoning of the meat whatsoever. Bland would be an understatement.   Points for using fresh hand formed beef and consistently preparing it at the requested level of done-ness, but I don't know how the burger here even enter any debate regarding the best burger in the 'Burgh. I'd even say Lot 17 a few doors up has more flavorful burgers - saying nothing of places like Wingharts and Burgatory.  Service is always friendly and prompt - but the food is just...OK. I think this place is just more of a Pittsburgh tradition like the similarly overrated Primanti's.

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assistant: I went to them and its a very cute salon and also very clean which is a plus for me. They didn't really talk to the people in their i don't know if their shy or that's just how they are. Not sure on their prices i thought the spa pedicure was more then other places its $24 for the basic but when i checked out he said $29 so i don't know if they include tip or what but i didn't get any designs just a pedicure and that's it. I wanted to try them because i recently moved here and drive about 40 minutes to my old nail salon and wanted to see how they are. I don't honestly think i will go back again just on the experience i had. My toes look good but she got clear nail polish on my toe so i had to clean that when i got home. I don't want you think its a horrible place because its not just not what i am use to. I will continue to go to my old place but i think everyone should try somewhere new at least once.