Problem: City of Champions, River City, City of bridges, Most Livable City.... Whatever you want to call it, Pittsburgh is a city on the move. Casting aside it's days as a smoky inferno, Pittsburgh shed its past, reinvented itself and is now strutting into the 21st century as a city to be looked up to by other rust belt cities. Once the steel Capitol of the world, today Pittsburgh prides itself as a leader in the fields of medicine, banking, robotics, health care and software. Home to many Fortune 500 and over 1600 start up companies, Pittsburgh has been called one of the best cities to start a company. Recently, Pittsburgh has been called a dining destination with farmland just outside the city limits, new restaurants are opening, taking advantage of fresh vegetables, dairy, and meats. Recently Pittsburgh hosted such world events as One Young World, the G20 Summit, major league baseball's All Star Game, NCAA's Frozen Four, AFC Championship games, and Stanley Cup Finals two years in a row. Since 1971 Pittsburgh Professional sports teams have won 11 world championships. Hence the title, City of Champions. Great town, good people, low crime, awesome theatre district, and museums.
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Problem: I have been to Il Piz several times overthe past few years and I have yet to be impressed. Don't get me wrong, the food has always been good, but not fantastic and a little over priced. Yes, I've had the pizza. Yes, I've had several pasta dishes. None of which has changed my mind. I don't understand why there is always such a long wait for a table here. My latest trip was on a warm Saturday night. I met a few friends on the patio for dinner. I arrived a llittle late and with baby in tow. I specifically asked for them to order me a glass of wine so it was on the table when I arrived. Unfortunately, for my dining companion, I miscalculated the size of baby + diaper bag and knocked over the glass of wine spilling it all over his yellow shirt. It almost looked like a tie dyed effect. The wait staff rushed to our side bringing him a glass of seltzer water and me a new glass of wine (I later found out at no charge). Seltzer water had nothing on the masterpeice I created. The shirt was officially retired. Once we got settled, I ordered the insalata misticanza. Despite the fancy name, it's a rather typical salad with balsamic, greens and some typical veggies. Nothing extravagant here, especially for 11$. For my entree, I had the fusilli ala ragu di bracioli. The pasta was cooked well. The beef was a little dry. The sauce was ok. I decided to not take home my left overs. Overall, my bill ended up being 40$. For a salad, pasta dish and 1 glass of wine. This same meal would average at least 5 dollars less at an equivalent restaurant. The best thing about the meal was the service. The server was knowledgeable, attentive and friendly. Overall, I will most likely go back to Il Piz because it is such a staple in the South Hills area, though it would not be by my choice.
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Problem: I went for my 21st bday! it was fun. not many hot guys, but i had a great time. The Staff is ubber sweet and nice. Usually bartenders and Bouncers are douche nosels. Go for sure! music was good
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Problem: Generally, I like Cirque. Seeing Kooza when it was touring was the highlight of that summer. That said, Mystere was disappointing. Too Vegas-sy. They have to cram two shows a night into the auditorium, which makes it shorter than your normal Cirque show. Add in a way-too-persistent comedy act of an annoying baby ,and the wow-factor is pretty low. Cirque probably knows this; that's why it's the cheapest of the Vegas shows. But I'd say skip this one, and splurge on "Ka" or "O".
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