Sentiment analysis: Bomb ass sandwiches. I've tried several sandwiches and they're all pretty damn good. Usually I get the full montagu, or sometimes the caprese when I have a lighter appetite. But really, it's all good. I think what makes it is the bread. Crusty, soft, warm bread. The filling could be anything and it would be delicious. Plus they make your sandwiches super fast and it's not bad on your wallet.

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Sentiment analysis: Burgatory was one of the burger places on my list when we moved to Pittsburgh. We had heard pretty good things about his place. So far they have continued to live up to the hype. My go-to burger is the grass-fed patty with Angel Dust, bunch of veggies, whole grain mustard, and bacon. Sometimes I go with a bun and sometimes bunless. Just about every time it is cooked perfectly. I really enjoy the Angel Dust. When I specify "Pink" interior, it is pink; not rare or well-done. They have a great set of toppings, including cucumber which I really like. Their chips are very good, a mix of sweet potato and regular potato. Fries are pretty good if not overwhelming. I often get a field greens salad instead of fries or chips and it is a nice change of pace: mixed greens with pickled tomatoes, shaved parmesan cheese, and pine nuts. I generally don't get a shake, but my wife does. When I've tried one, each one has been very good. They have a small but well-thought out craft beer selection that seems to be rotated frequently. There tends to be a long wait at any of their locations, so do yourself a favor and get the NoWait phone app. it lets you put yourself in-line for a table before you get there. Overall the interiors are basic but every server we've had has been terrific, particularly with our young daughter. Burgatory is definitely in the top-3 of our Pittsburgh burger list.

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Sentiment analysis: Dr. Loud and her staff are amazing. I'm wasn't a patient there and they got me in the day-of for an emergency appointment because my tooth cracked and my insurance was up the next day. My wisdom tooth cracked and she was taking a look to talk extraction. Dr. Loud had a very calm energy (a bonus when you're sitting in the horrifying dentist chair) and gave her opinion (get rid of all of them at once, too much chaos to do them one at a time) but was not pushy or cold. She took the time to answer any ridiculous question that I had and made me feel very very comfortable. Anna, their office manager, was so kind and set up the appointment with the oral surgeon who comes in once a month (just happened to be the next day!) Even while waiting for my insurance to get back to them on costs, she scheduled me for 8:00 and said we could decide just how much I wanted to get done once I know how much my out of pocket was. She called within a few hours and gave me a breakdown for everything. Including options on sedation, her opinion and their prices. I never once felt pressured or uncomfortable. The next day after my procedure, Anna made it a point to call in the afternoon to see how I was doing, ask if I had any questions and to let me know that the office would be open the next day if I needed anything. Since then, I had an emergency late night call last night to their center for a possible dry socket and Dr. Loud called me at 8pm to get me all squared away. Her husband took it upon himself to see me today as her office is closed. These are wonderful people. They make you feel as if they generally care. The $29 for your initial visit and cleaning is certainly worth checking them out.

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