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Output: La-Tea-Da's just catered an early Thanksgiving Day luncheon at our office. They did a wonderful job with everything. For starters, they had an assortment of small biscuit sandwiches that looked like mini-ham sandwiches. Since I don't partake in pork, I skipped those and headed straight for the good stuff. The buffet included sauteed green beans with carrots (fresh of course, not canned or frozen), broccoli & cheese casserole (delightful -no condensed cream of mushroom soup in that casserole!), whipped potatoes with turkey gravy on the side, turkey, cranberry sauce (they had 2 - one with actual cranberries, and one of the icky congealed canned stuff), and a large assortment of breads and rolls. They also brought sweet tea, unsweet tea, and bottled water. They also prepared an entire table of desserts which included pecan pie, tiramsu, pumpkin pie, assorted brownies, cheesecake pops, and a few other things. Again, everything was delish but I guess we'll all be wearing our fat pants to work tomorrow! (Seriously, we eat WAYYYY too much at our office - they need to install treadmills & elipitical machines in a breakroom or conference room!) Since I didn't plan the event, I can't say how easy they were to deal with, but I asked the person in charge of planning and she said they were great. I did go online and check their website, and the prices I saw for corporate events were very reasonable. All in all, I would definitely recommend La-Tea-Da's for catering.

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Output: Excellent, authentic Italian Restaurant. We had a "Special" dinner there for a large group (12) and they did a wonderful job for us. Ordered from the menu and each course was delivered at the same time to each person. We found that to be quite a feat. Nice selection of wines, really good food with attentive service at reasonable prices. We'll definitely go back.

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Output: Pittsburgh has many Indian restaurants, and this one is not worth your time or money. I've visited this establishment on a number of occasions and have with each additional visit become so positively underwhelmed that I do not think I can even try it again. My most recent visit was with my husband and another couple. The visual atmosphere is ok, though the restaurant is really dark. The music is bizarre at best and always makes for a weird sensation. I've not heard any Indian music in my last few visits and this time there was actually metal playing at one point. I'm not keen on the service either. I have a real sore spot for upsellers. I don't want to be told that I'm ordering naan or appetizers or 2 orders of something, as it makes me, the customer, have to be disagreeable with the server. I understand the tactic but believe it to be rude and untoward. Lastly,--and possibly most importantly--the food is not very good. The curries are spiced but are missing something and to my palette taste bland and boring. The portion size is ok but the entrees are overpriced. To make matters worse, they somehow are able to make the driest, most bland Galub Jamun I think I've ever tasted. Nothing to see here; take your taste buds elsewhere.

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I have to say, I have never been a Chapman Fan. However, it was Saturday on Labor Day Weekend, I wanted a new car and the other dealers were giving me the run around. (Come all the way to the West Valley for a "free TV" Free? Yeah, right. Am I looking to buy a TV anyways? No, I want a car) I did an Internet Inquiry on their website and I received a near instant reply from Justin Harris who did not waste my time on the "normal" dealer games. His sales manager, Andrew Lucas called me as they didn't have the exact color I wanted. Nonetheless, he asked me to hold tight and give him (and Justin) an hour or two and one of them would find it. Sure enough, a couple hours later he called me with a firm time that the exact car I wanted would be at his dealership. I arrived at the dealer, none of the normal games I have had in the past ("The oh there is a speck of dirt on your trade, now it's worth $2000 less) so I really appreciated it. He had the car ready for me to inspect right out front. We test drove it and it was exactly what I wanted. He then needed a little time to get the car clean and polished which I completely understood as they just drove it all the way from the Southeast Valley for me. Next, we went in to finance and met with a very prepared Zoe. He had the agreed price and everything correct on the forms, the first time. I say this because shady dealers will usually try to play the bait and switch game in finance and put the car in for a different price (Oh, that was just a typo), but none of that nonsense here. In and out in under five minutes. No games in here. No mystical protection from alien space creatures was forced upon me to buy. Side note: I did let them know I usually don't buy any of that stuff as I only keep a car until its warranty is up. But all around nice guy and was easy to work with. No wasting my time. Last stop, Justin helped me remove everything from my old car and then put it in my new car. He did a tour of the vehicle with me and explained and setup lots of features including the keyless buttons to unlock the doors. (I had no clue how they worked or how cool they were). It was nice to see that he knew what he was doing and could quickly show me features. It was not like he was figuring it out for the first time. He clearly knew what he was doing. I highly recommend these folks. As with any dealership, go in prepared and you are always better off. However, I felt like after being in their dealer for a while that the majority of their sales people have integrity and work out a fair deal for everyone. Thanks!