Problem: What would be an example of an positive review?

Answer: We stumbled upon this place at Planet Hollywood one Sunday evening after not getting into a show (thanks a lot Trader Vic's!) and vowed to come back and try it. So while most people are enjoying family dinner's Christmas eve, we decided to walk the strip and headed back to this place for some grub. The menu looks very vanilla. However, our sandwiches were anything but ordinary. Husband got holiday special which was like Thanksgiving dinner with all the fixings on their bread. I got The Earl's Club and had a When Harry Met Sally moment eating this sandwich. So freaking good--and I KNOW turkey sandwiches. I think the most amazing part is their bread. It looks all white and doughy before it goes in and then when you get your sandwich it has been perfectly toasted and is scrumptious. We actually took some friend's back there the weekend after Christmas for a repeat performance. And a repeat it was... so good. Be warned: these sandwiches take a bit of time and both times there was a pretty good wait. However, with the exceptional quality of the sandwich and bonus price of only $5.95, you can wait.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer: Located in The Venetian Food Court, and right by the full fledged Taqueria Canonita is this little splash of Food Court splash. After doing a quick wander around, I settled on Canonita Express for their relatively inexpensive Mexican dishes. It was a tough call, because the miscellaneous Asian restaurant was handing out free Chicken Teriyaki samples - and I am a huge sucker for both free stuff, and food on sticks. But Canonita Express won me over, and I ordered myself a chicken enchilada in particular. The staff behind the counter was friendly, but the food was only mediocre at best. The red rice tasted kinda funky and there weren't nearly enough beans. It wasn't bad by any means, but what bumped this place down to two stars instead of three is that nagging feeling at the end of my meal that I would have been better off at the misc. Asian spot. And if that's not a damning realization, I don't know what is.

Problem: What would be an example of an negative review?

Answer:
I have been a fan of a different sushi/chinese restaurant in Fox Chapel for many years. But continue to give Jimmy Wans a chance. Sadly, I've come to the point that I won't be going back to the one in Fox Chapel. Yesterday (Sunday, Sept. 29th) I placed an order over the phone for 2 sushi rolls and a cold sesame noodle appetizer. I stressed that onions could not be included in either roll or the noodles due to an onion allergy. Once I got home with my order, I had onions overflow, no soy sauce and my noodles had no peanut sauce on them. I picked out onions, but my bf was not able to eat anything due to his allergy. Sadly, the sushi tasted old, not fresh. This is not the first time of having problems with my orders at this restaurant. This was the third time I gave them a chance - I give them up to 3 shots...sadly, this gal won't be going back to the Fox Chapel Jimmy Wans. However - the Jimmy Wans in Cranberry has yet to disappoint. Maybe they can take some pointers from each other?