Q: negative

A: Not impressed. My wife's mussels were less than fresh to say the least and when we brought the issue to the waiter's attention he didn't even apologized for the situation. I had the trout and it was greasy and bland. The service was slow and the waiter didn't really care much. Overall a subpar experience.

Q: negative

A: The waitstaff is the rudest I have ever encountered. They asked us to move to a smaller table--right next to the wall in front of the kitchen. Kind of gross. Then they took forever to bring us our drink order. Another couple came in and tried sitting down at a 4-top table, and they asked them to move as well. The couple didn't argue, just left. The two waitresses came back by the kitchen, right in front of our table, and complained and complained about that couple and other patrons. They were extremely unprofessional. They were not trying to talk quietly between themselves. They didn't like that people wanted to sit and read a newspaper on a Sunday morning. They were more concerned with filling the restaurant. I would never return to this place again. Very rude.

Q: positive

A: Kennywood vs. Knoebels. Knoebels wins only because the food is generally much better, it's cheaper, and the lines aren't as long for rides. I can see why Kennywood is so treasured around here, though, since the rides are usually worth the long waits. Luckily, rides don't make me sick like they do Darren. The Exterminator is my personal favorite ride along with the Jackrabbit, but the majority of them won't disappoint thrillseekers. Recommended, but look for coupons or something since tix can be expensive. Thankfully, my employer had their first annual company picnic here a few weeks ago, so Darren and I got in for free.

Q: positive

A:
I love Antique Sugar, they actually carry clothing for Men I would (and do) wear. I bought a sweet Lacoste Cardigan there, and they have really cool Western Shirts. Quite a lot of vintage T's as well. Their stuff for women seems cool, and they have interesting vintage Jewelry.