Q: positive

A: A solid lunch option for Downtown-ites. The place is located on the ground floor of the Molasky Corporate Center, which is also where you park. (Jason's provides one hour of parking validation, just give the cashier your parking ticket when you pay; each additional half hour is $1.) It gets really busy during the lunch hour, but I've found that getting there ten minutes early helps beat the lunch time rush. But even if there's a long line, it moves relatively quickly. I love that there a ton of different options -- soups, salads, and sandwiches, or if it floats your boat, a giant baked potato. (The potato is like the size of a small football.) The variety is especially nice if you're with a big group. On the downside, it can get pretty loud inside. The food is prepped quickly. But in my opinion, the best thing about Jason's is the soft serve. Whether it's vanilla, chocolate, or swirled, it's a perfect way to cap off lunch.

Q: negative

A: HORRIBLE! Ruined my jacket and RUDE about it! Took me 3 weeks to get credited and every time i stopped by to inquire about it they were so RUDE!

Q: negative

A: Well, to be fair, two & a half stars. Nothing I ate was better than okay. Prime rib was a bit sad and overdone as compared to Wynn & Paris buffets. BBQ ribs were nasty, but the pulled pork was actually good...go figure! One nice thing was not having to wait in a "line-of-death" while starving, as we did at Paris/Wynn. I guess the food quality keeps crowds at bay. Really, the only reason we ate there was so as not to have to rush back for the 7PM Mystere show, which was by far the best thing I experienced in LV. Cheers....

Q: negative

A:
Local pizza joint across from Oliver High School. I would say it depends on your taste, not my first choice of pizza in Pittsburgh. Adequate? Yes