Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Was kinda disappointed, but will give it another try. The wife and I went late on a Saturday for dinner. We walked in and the place was empty at 915pm. Okay it was closing in 45 minutes, but was very surprised. We were seriously the only ones in there, maybe it's more of a breakfast place. We were greeted by the hostess who was very sweet and pleasant. She showed us to the table and made some recommendations since I had announced it was our first time there. I knew the portions were going to be huge so no appetizers for us. We looked at the menu briefly since we kinda knew from the website menu what we wanted. I ordered the chicken and bacon waffle tower, the wife had the chik pot pie. Both were huge. The potpie comes in what looks like a crust hat. The chikn waffles is built like a tower. The presentation was vey good, but the food in my opinion didn't live up to the hype. The fried chicken was somewhat dry, bland and greasy with a slight sage taste. The waffles on the other hnd were the best part... The bacon inside were crisp. I really didn't like the mound of fried leeks that everything was plated on. I think that's sort of what turned me off to the whole meal. I mean you have the sweet and savory combination of waffles, maple syrup and fried chicken, and then get hit with a bit of onion taste... Very off putting. The potpie was different than usual which is fine. I can't really comment on the taste but it was made with real nice chicken pieces and huge chopped veggies and potatoes. The wife liked it but stated not to expect the typical c.p.p. Bad news... The dessert. We had a Restaurant.com coupon to use so we needed to hit $50 on the tab. We ordered a snickers bread pudding. It comes out with ice cream on top which didn't taste like ice cream, but more like ice milk. It was not velvety smooth and silky but weird. I asked the waitress if it was supposed to be ice cream she said yes... Okay. Then we get into the bread pudding... It wasn't bread pudding at all. It was chocolate cake dipped in some egg wash maybe and I don't know...cooked somehow... I think it was microwaved because I hit a nice frozen section on the bottom. I asked the waitress if it was frozen, she said yes. She then looked at me blankly... I looked at her blankly. My wife said its okay we can't finish it anyways. I will, call me crazy give it another shot for breakfast, maybe try the Benedict. Again just to be clear... I believe it is way overhyped so if u go, use a restaurant.com coupon, and don't expect great food. The waffles were decent and my wife liked the potpie.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: There's something about a hot dog that can make any person's day better. Does that sound corny, heck if I care. The O is one of those Pittsburgh things, one part mythical and one part mandatory. It is one of those places that any and all Pittsburgher should try at least once before moving on. Believe it or not, this is only my second time trying this place and I've lived and worked in the Burgh for over ten years now. People are always complaining about how this place has a negative appeal, I just don't see it. You may have some bad things happen here, but that can happen at any business in any part of the city. The hot dogs them self are amazing. So many different ways to have them topped. And, they are cooked fresh right in front of you. They are first cooked on the griddle and then right before they toss them in the bun to be topped to your liking, they put them on a grill to give them that char mark and a little bit of crispiness. Biting into one of these masterpieces is close to heaven. Once you bite through that casing, it's like full flavor in your mouth. My latest visit I just opted for the boring (yet tasty) ketchup, mustard and onion on my dog. I'm happy I opted for it this way. The flavor combination above did not over power the dog. I also got some of their fresh cut fries, a small, not that colossal fry that I knew I'd be eating for three days and they were just as good. A note to people, they ask if you want salt on them instead of just putting it on there. So for all those health conscious, low sodium eaters out there, that solves it for you. A few other notes on this place. They accept credit cards instead of being a cash only establishment. There is extra seating on other floors. There is a walk up window for the warmer months. Limited bar experience here as well. Six packs to go. Enjoy your dog here, or take it to go. It is truly a one of a kind Pittsburgh experience.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
This is one of my favorite places to get soft serve from in all of Pittsburgh. They have HUGE servings, and you can walk a block to eat your ice cream while overlooking downtown. The banana splits are to die for! They also have a coffee shop two doors down that has awesome lattes!