Problem: Where do I start... This place has the best frozen yogurt ever! It is in a very convenient location and the inside is bright and fun. Also the toppings were amazing they had flavor combinations I have never seen before! If you want some amazing froyo check it out!
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Problem: I've learned not to expect much from hotel eateries but Bluefire Grille still managed to disappoint. Located at the Hilton Resort in Scottsdale, this alcove just off the main lobby suffers from a combination of overly ambitious menus and underwhelming service. Dinner, even at 7pm with just one other table seated, can be an ordeal. A harried looking waiter was pleasant, if distracted. The menu was scattered, covering salads to duck to fish. An intriguing starter dubbed 'Scorpion Prawns' were described as U-10 prawns (big suckers) tempura coated and served with a chipotle cream cheese. The prawns were much smaller, but quite tasty. Looking for something lighter, I went with the duck salad: slices of duck on top mixed greens with sliced green apples, crumbled Gorgonzola, and candied pecans, all tossed in lemon-champagne dressing. A good mix of flavoura and textures, though the duck was just south of room temperature and verging on 'cool'. Breakfast the next morning wasn't a much better experience, with a larger crowd leading to a few errors in service. An order of a pomegranate smoothie arrived at the table as a fruit oatmeal and grapefruit juice was forgotten. What did land at the table was, however, a satisfying meal to start the day.
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Problem: So my sushi-loving friend and I decided to give this place a try, based on yelp! reviews and word of mouth on a Saturday night while visiting Pittsburgh. We were very impressed with this place! My friend and I ended up taking a cab to this place (which, if you don't live nearby, I would recommend driving to this place since it's on a quieter street in Lawrenceville and hailing a cab may be tough) and despite the peaceful exterior, we were immediately struck by the lovely ambiance and interior of Tamari. The restaurant has a cute patio area (which I would imagine would be bustling during the warmer months) which I wish we could've taken advantage of. Once we arrived, we were promptly greeted and taken upstairs to enjoy our meal. My friend and I were concerned about the size of the tapas, and decided to try 2 small plates and 2 large plates and share - which in my opinion, was well worth it and maybe even a bit too much for us! What we tried: -Chorizo tacos: nice and spicy and piping hot! Loved it -Empanadas w/ chicken: good, but not something we absolutely loved -Lobster Mac N' cheese: DELICIOUS! definitely THE standout on the menu and a must-try! Contains the absolutely necessary panko crumbs and truffle oil and even a bit of lobster for the seafood lover in your group (if you care to share, that is:) - Fried rice: good... for some reason I can't remember everything in this dish but I definitely loved the addition of cilantro? and tomatoes - to me this almost had a middle eastern/indian spin on it versus a latin feel, but no matter what, was still scrumptious I will say my friend and I didn't go for the sushi at all since I'm not a sushi lover - but even if you're not one, there is still plenty on the menu to try for those willing to explore! I would love to see more options added to the menu for non-sushi lovers and maybe even a seasonal approach to the menu for an added and bonus touch. Definitely a must try and unique gem in Pittsburgh.
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Problem: They suck. Plain and simple. The last 3 times I ordered for delivery their response is " oh we can't deliver right now. Our driver is blocked in." Or " we only had two people working so we can't deliver". This place is over priced, the meat is bland. No seasonings at all. Too much bread. Their "pizza" is basically ketchup on cardboard. And the staff is tolerable- and I'm being nice. Genos cheesesteaks is farther and has a way better menu choice. A little overpriced but waaaaaay more worth my cash and time than Corleone's. avoid Corleone's unless you like bland food with grease and lack of customer service.
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