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Output: Pizza that you can get at 3 in the morning if need be after swimming out of the College Street bars. Or, if you happen to be visiting the library or discovery place, a great place to take the kids for a quick lunch.

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Output: We were a party of 6, 3 couples, one of them had been there before and highly recommended the restaurant. Service was excellent I will start with that, food on the other hand was very very disappointing. I had the ribeye, asked for it medium rare, they brought a piece of meat, that I am sorry to say seemed like it was cooked by a child. It was well done on the top side, and 3/4 on the bottom side, and now that I think about it, they did not bring out a rib eye, it seemed more like skirt to me. My fiancee had the lobster ravioli, the raviolis were fine but the sauce was extra salty, to the point where she was taking it off because it was unedible. A point to of view shared by the other people eating pasta. The manager was very thoughtful wishing to cook the plates for us again, but we kindly refused. I would not come here again, service was great, but someone in the kitchen needs a cooking lesson.

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Output: When dining here you must sit on the patio that overlooks the 18th green. It is absolutely picturesque. To start your meal have the Navajo corn chowder. It has a little kick to it but it's extremely tasty. For an entree the Sonoran Chicken Pasta or the Southwestern Chicken Wrap are my personal favorites.

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I have a new favorite Thai restaurant in Pittsburgh. The Tofu Paradise is aptly named. Fresh spring rolls were not their strong suit, but Panang curry was the best I've had in years. Only a few tables, but the small space is perfect for intimate dining.