Q: positive

A: Very fresh and delicious. A wonderful menu....tons of healthy choices. I got the sandwich/soup combo. White been soup was delicious.... and the turkey bacon avocado sandwich...hold the bacon. Very tasty. The soda/ice tea drinks are many. Everyone who worked there were happy and helpful. Fresh cool interior design.

Q: negative

A: I'm usually not one to write an awful review but this was definitely not all that the reviews were cracking it up to be. I was visiting Pittsburgh to see my father who just moved there and had to convince him to go because the reviews seemed to be phenomenal and he was more interested in eating crepes. When we arrived at the shadyside location, the waiting area was packed. To my surprise, we had a table within minutes. The waiter was there to take our order as soon as we sat down and we received our food in under ten minutes. I was amazed! If you're solely interested in fast service, then this is the place for you. Otherwise, I'm still lost as to why this place is any better than any other breakfast place. The coffee was bitter and tasted like it had been sitting for awhile (mind you, it was 10am). I ordered the strawberry hotcakes which looked delicious but it was literally two thin pancakes with cold, sliced strawberries inside, a super sweet glaze and very little sour cream inside. As for the vegetarian omelet - the veggies inside were also cold and undercooked and the surrounding egg omelet was not seasoned. I could have made this myself even better. The potatoes, however, were probably my favorite part. In a nutshell: Very basic breakfast & nothing to write home about.

Q: negative

A: Sadly this place is nowhere near as good if go around 2pm in the afternoon. 4 waitresses all just sat around the bar eating, speaking Spanish and we couldn't get service at all. Had to turn on the fans ourselves, keep getting up to ask for refills etc... Not good! Happy to fix review when they fix screwing up our company lunch that cost us $240

Q: negative

A:
I don't usually do this, but... This is what a decent mall from the 80's looks like after a zombie apocalypse. Seriously, it's sad. Depressing. And probably the worst 45 minutes of a vacation I've ever spent in my life. Our journey began in Dillard's (the family dollar version). There was no distinction between departments, there were no mannequins, sale signs were written on plain white paper in permanent marker, it was a mess. Basically it was a glorified garage sale. Once we entered the mall, it seemed as if the few stores that were operating were holding on for dear life. My son gripped my hand as if we were walking through a haunted house. My wife did the same. Please do yourself a favor. Avoid this mall like the plague! There is nothing remotely close to desirable within those walls.