Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: Guy Fieri... what up?? This is the second Diners, Drive Ins and Dives recommendations that has disappointed. Over Easy is sandwiched in between the Ice Den (the sometimes Coyotes and Olympic hopefuls and has beens training ice) and Mountainside Fitness. The irony was not lost on me... two temples of fitness and health rubbing up against (quite inappropriately) the church of lard. We tried to be DD and D purists by ordering what Guy recommended: chicken fried steak and the carmelized banana and pecan pancakes. First, the carmelized bananas were not. They were raw banana slices drowned in caramel (which I believe was melted caramel candies based on the sugar content). The dish was SO sweet it made me sick. But at least I could balance the sweetness by tasting my husband's dish which was pretty much a salt shaker surrounding a piece of meat. Our waitress was a very nice lady but seemed to forget about us after bringing the food. I want to give Over Easy another try, but I'll have to wait a month unti lI want to eat again at all.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: As a huge fan of delicatessens, naturally when my friend, the local, was driving around the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh, I had to ask, "What's the best delicatessen around?" We stumbled on Smallman Street while walking on Murray Avenue, and it was a total standard run-of-the-mill Jewish deli...just how I like it. Pretty good price for sandwiches at about $9 for pastrami or corned beef. I also liked the diversity of beer options and the fact that they carried so many types of desserts and sides. When it came time to order, I went with the classic pastrami on rye with mustard. I gotta say that the pastrami was pretty tasty and the rye bread was one of the best I've had anywhere....BUT the mustard was incredibly lackluster. This is surprising considering that it's Pittsburgh, the city of condiments! I am curious next time I visit whether other deli's exist in Squirrel Hill, the heart of Jewish Pittsburgh. Smallman Street did the job though, and I would recommend.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
I stopped by here to take-away some lunch into the lovely sun, as a freshly made sandwich sounded like a winning idea. It is a wee place with a very home-like feel and the staff was really lovely. I ordered half a salmon sandwich and my friend ordered the goat cheese sandwich, both were made in timely manner and wrapped nicely for an easy carry. The bread was absolutely super fresh and light sourdough and the combination of the salmon and capers on it was delicious. They have lots of gluten free things and a range of salads and they offer soup, so lots to choose from. Their display case of cakes and salads together made it all look too wonderful and I definitely will go back for lunch and or a tasty treat! On another note, I have been back a few times during the week around lunch time and they are always packed. It isn't worth it to wait around, as seats do not come up very quickly. The staff are lovely, but generally they can't give an accurate wait time because people mill around, so you often will wait 25-30 minutes or longer for a table, especially on the weekends. I would highly recommend take away!