Q: Went by here for a last minute gift and the place is Out of Business.... OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: We went in about 3:00 for a late lunch/early dinner, and were quite unimpressed. The music selection was non-stop club, while the flashing lights behind the bar said the same thing. Didn't mix well with the nice college bar look of the place. The waiter was brusque. The food itself was actually ok, I had the pernil burrito and she had the chicken street tacos. My order was messed up and the food was overpriced, but nothing disastrous as far as the food goes (but nothing special either). Our check was dropped off when we were literally less than halfway through our meal. That was fairly indicative of the service throughout; I almost felt bad we were such a bother to the poor waiter. Overall not worth it. High prices, food notable only for trying to be ostentatious ("maize granules" instead of saying "corn") and rude, lousy service. I'd return if they bought me a car or something. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I've been here twice, and it was excellent both times. Last night I went with my family - great food and atmosphere. We had platki, pierogi, and kielbasa and all were delicious. Very reasonable. Cool art and live piano. Try the bison vodka! OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: hard not to patronize this establishment during a Pittsburgh stay. The quality of breakfast is impeccable, especially Pittsburgh. Efficient service, and location at a rate of Parisian brasserie. Its location on Park Avenue gives a special restaurant. Price may be an obstacle, counting $ 20 per person including tip. Avoid small round tables located at the entrance (winter cold air current). A short wait at peak hours but a very well-performing organization that limits this small inconvenience. After a breakfast at Big Dog Coffee snacks can be enough for lunch. OPTIONS:
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A:
positive