What? No one has reviewed Arizona Charlie's? It's a total goddamn shithole, which is totally the reason you have to go there. The casino looks like it was built out of a mobile trailer and the customers have been bred up along with the buildings. My memory tells me that it was the first place I saw the mysterious appeal of 'penny slots'. The reason you go here is because of the Sourdough Cafe, which serves cheap food (3.99 steak and eggs is only blasphemy because they changed it to a real-ish looking steak sauced in that faux charcoal flavoring that Burger King uses and before they did, it was 2.99.) It's open 24 hours. There is keno, and strange people, like the guy who overheard our conversation and informed us that testicles was a lot more polite than balls. Or the OTHER guy who stopped to talk about how much he too loved Jack Kirby, and was working on bringing live women's mud-wrestling to the Strip. The buffet is utter shit, which makes the Circus Circus buffet sound appealing. There also used to be a gourmet room, believe it or not, which did pretty decent staples like Fillet Mignon and stuffed salmon. I liked it, but it was above the budget and heads of the usual suspects and so it got replaced with an Outback Steakhouse, which closed very shortly after it opened. I also note that there is a vintage coin-op "The Simpsons" in the tiny closet-sized arcade which costs a quarter to play. Enjoy.

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Run by one guy (Dale). We've lived here since 8/2001 and have had a variety of vehicles - he's done the tint on all of them. He does a great job, takes pride in his work, and is very reliable.

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My fiancee and I had dinner at this Brio Saturday night and enjoyed great service, great food, and delicious drinks. The bartender was outstanding!

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It's great that the national aviary is right here in Pittsburgh. Well actually, it's just the name and it's really not recognized as America's aviary. But on to the bird zoo. It's an awesome place with countless birds, including bald eagles, penguins, falcons, parrots, greys, and so much more. They aren't in cages, they fly and wander in natural surroundings. The best part of the aviary is meeting the penguins. Named mainly after famous hockey stars, Sid is the star of the penguins. The National Aviary is a jewel here in the burgh, I advise pittsburghers and visitors alike to flock to the aviary and help them stay afloat or this will be one of those bygone memories.
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