Q: We were not impressed with our dining experience last night. First we were presented a patio table and the hostess waved us to a table completly covered in wind blown debris from the trees. She quickly walked away leaving us to clean up the mess. I watched as this happened to every other table on the patio. The salad was ok. The pork belly appetizer was just ok as was the butter fish. Attention to detail is sorely lacking.

A: negative

Q: Pamela's is an abomination of a breakfast place that represents the worst of everything. However, to make up for the food being awful, you will have to wait on line for 20 minutes and then dine in cramped and uncomfortable seating. It is, for some reason, unfathomably popular. The best thing on the menu is their crepe-like pancakes, which are nicely crisped on the edges. They are nicely crisped on the edges because they are cooked in a disgusting margarine-like substance that always leaves me, personally, feeling a bit ill. The coffee is forgettable, the eggs are passable, the bacon is inevitably chewy -- which right there should cause someone to be marched out to the firing squad -- and their lyonnaise potatoes are insultingly limp (and, like the pancakes, soaked in margarine). If you are dragged here by your friends, find new friends. If you can't do that, then try to get one of the pancakes that come with some sort of whipped or sour cream. Not because they're better, mind you, but because at least the cream will help balance the fat that comes from a machine with fat that, at some point in its history, came from a cow. Better alternatives to Pamela's in Pittsburgh: on the 'nice' end, Coca Cafe or even Square Cafe, on the 'greasy spoon' end either DeLuca's or JoJo's. Frankly, I think I'd rather eat the completely boring and institutional breakfasts at Eat and Park than go to Pamela's again. At least they have heard of this thing called "butter."

A: negative

Q: The food, service, and drinks were great! I loved the dish, Jenny's catch- the lobster sauce was out of this world and tilapia didn't taste fishy at all! The dish was recommended by the waitress whom was really nice to us as well! Great place on the strip! Has outdoor eating as well.

A: positive

Q: I just had a very unpleasant experience in this Hallmark Store. I would often go to this store to use the post office and browse around after. Often purchasing something. On this occassion I bought two things I wanted first, and my 2 year old started playing with some wooden animals on a low shelf. I asked her to stop, but then my attention for a few seconds got distracted because I had to pay. The person behind the counter immediately said 'your child is playing with those animals.' as in 'Stop.' I asked my child to stop and come by me, of which she immediately did. Then I went to stand in line at the post office and my child woundered over to look at and yes, touch, the stuffed animals which I believe would be harmless. A second and much ruder sales person by the name of Candy K. said to me something along the lines of 'Would get control over your child and stop making a mess of the store.' i was shocked and horrified by this women. I spend all day with my child, and take pride that she is a good listener for the majority of the time, and is generallly conscientious and careful in her ways. I know that by working in the store, they must encounter truly rambutous kids, but I did not appreciate being treated as if my child was wild or out of control. I hope the owner sees this review to know what people are encountering is what is suppose to be a pleasant place to browse and perhaps buy something sentimental. Now I do not wish to return there.

A:
negative