Q: negative

A: this is the WORSE Ethiopian food I have ever tasted. I can't believe this place has good reviews; I guess it's good for Pittsburgh, but if you've had Ethiopian food in other cities, than spare yourself the pain of having to swallow this food and the money. This does not even come close to authentic Ethiopian food. I never knew Ethiopian food could be Americanized. Also, ingera is not supposed to be hard, it was either not stored properly or its been out for awhile; Zilzil tibs is supposed to be thin long pieces, not thick, the berbera sauce is not even close to what it's supposed to be. Is the owner or the chef even Ethiopian? What right do I have to judge Ethiopian food? Been going to different Ethiopian restaurants for over 12 years and my best friend is Ethiopian. On top of that, this place charge you for every little thing! I ordered 2 entrees, tea, and appetizers here, why did it cost the same as the meal I had at another restaurant (in Chicago) where I had the same meal AND a bottle of Ethiopian honey wine??

Q: negative

A: Terrible sauce, canned enchilada sauce and a serious lack of flavor about sums it up. I always drink the salsa from a Mexican food place to judge what kind of flavoring they have going on but I assume this was something that came out of a jar or can? My enchiladas came with the cheese inside completely cold and was not melted at all. *Cheap prices *Convenient location *Gets very crowded and loud with little area to sit down If you can make it, Moreno's in Chandler is one of the best as well as La Tolteca in downtown Phoenix.

Q: positive

A: Well yelp nation I am back after a long hiatus. I guess my pontificating kinda wore thin even on me so I too a little break for about two years. I mark my return with a trip and review to Noodle Head in Shadyside. I've been to NH a number of times and I feel it is about time I pile in the praise they deserve. To start, as I usually do, let's discuss the decor. The interior can only be described as cool. Not pretentious cool but a pleasant mix of plastic seating, to reflect their roots in Thai street food, and dark wood. I felt very comfortable, as did the hipsters sitting next to me, and the businessmen next to them. I also live NHs bar options. It's BYO so if the wine sucks, it'd your fault. To go with the BYO liquor license they do have a corkage fee, but it's only fifty cents a person which I think is very reasonable. The food at NH is amazing. I am a fan if the sliced beef appetizer as well as the steamed pork belly buns. For an entree my standby us the Ching Mai curry. The flavor of the curry is out if this world. Pickled veg with coconut milk and a crazy amount of spice. Fantastic. Don't fear spice here. They utilize a 1-5 heat scale (I'm a 4) but even in the hottest dishes the spice doesn't overwhelm the flavor of the rest of the food. The only thing they lose a star for is service. The staff always seems to be inconvenienced by the guests. They aren't mean or rude but they give off the impression that they would rather be doing something else. All in all I love NH. So many times Thai food just gets caught in an inferno if chili heat that the food loses all it's flavor and you pay out the rectum (literally) the next day. Not so here and despite being cash only I plan in going back. Often.

Q: negative

A:
So I really wanted to like this place, I had read the signs about a Camp fire Ceasar and all. And I did really like the cheap drink specials 6 bucks for a pbr and a jameson after 10 pm. But what happened to me and a friend here tonight will serve me to never go to this establishment ever again. We were talking at the bar about various things and I found out that our conversation about Americans being fat due to a lack of public transportation was completely forbidden. My friend and I were just sitting at the bar when all of a sudden the bartender tells us that we need to leave, now I have been wasted and told that I would not be served any more, but his was entirely due to our conversation and our something or whatever with positive body image. Instead of trying to argue with us, our bartender suggests that we drink our drinks fast or get a refund. WTF?!? This is the kind of bush league stuff that you only hear about and never experience in real life. The poutine was great, as were the drink specials but woe be to you if you mention anything to do with fatness, or you will be asked to leave. My friend and I are still confused several hours later. It is enough to cause you to wonder whether prejudice against lesbians is justified (which I doubt is actually their goal in life) but being unwelcome as a straight man is a new experience. I will never go back and will be frequently any of the various other bars in Montreal as a result.