Problem: Don't come here they steal money they force you to pay their pictures that a suposedly photographer takes and give you a ridiculous price and their packages watch out it says pick 25"ceremony" dont fall for that they don't count the pictures after the ceremony and it's only walking down the aisle that's the ceremony I'm still so mad at this place.
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Problem: Great location close to our house, the staff is always friendly & fast! The only issue and a big one, not enough tables inside or out! Two small tables inside with only six chairs. One table outside with three chairs. That won't stop us just wish we didn't have to sit on each other's lap to enjoy our smoothies.
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A: positive

Problem: I know little about beer, but one of my fellow foodie friends is a big fan of the East End Brewery. He's schooled me on East End beers at various Pittsburgh drinking establishments, and kept on recommending a trip to the brewery. Sadly, he's moved away from Pittsburgh, but I've finally honored his memory with a trip to the place where the magic of good beer happens. A visit here during Growler Hours will probably take fifteen minutes, tops, and even faster if you already know what you want. The guys are friendly and pour generous samples of any beer of your choosing, including root beer. My favorite is the Big Hop, with Monkey Boy as a close second. While the Blackstrap Stout was pretty good, I prefer lighter beers over darker ones. I'd like to try the root beer in the future--I think I have a more sophisticated palate for root beer than the alcoholic stuff! The merchandise they sell makes good gifts for out-of-town East End Brewery lovers--that is, if they don't own all the T-shirts, glasses, and a holder for a growler jug already. Make sure to bring cash, and do tip the guys who serve up samples with smiles and chit chat.
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Problem: Overall, blase atmosphere (kinda tacky really - red, orange and yellow color palate, which Arizona pulls off better than anyone, but not in this space - it looked like a converted ball room from the early 1990's) and terribly unimpressive hostess. Can't say anything for the food, the initial disappointment with the atmosphere and service was enough for us to decide not to waste our money on a subpar experience (which it would have been regardless of how good the food was). We arrived here after having had a negative drinks and appetizer experience at Sol Mexican Concina (which was recommended to us by Allan, a Westin concierge when we said we were looking for a place with local flare and high-end service like The Mission in Old Town - oh goodness could they not have been further from the mark). This was also recommended, so we tried it next. The menu looked okay so we decided to give it a try, the hostess tried to insist on having us sit in the small lounge area, but we wanted a more elegant dining experience since it was my birthday, so we asked to be seated in the main dining area. She just looked at us confused, literally twirling a strand of her hair with both hands (i wish I had gotten a photo of this - it would have been down right comical how ditzy she was acting if I weren't hungry and frustrated with the Westin's poor track record with recommendations so far). Ultimately she did seat us in the main dining area, but along a back wall away from everything and everyone EXCEPT* another couple whose booth was situated so that they were staring right at us (so awkward). There was plenty of other seating in the restaurant but we already felt like we were being difficult so we didn't want to bother them by asking to be seated anywhere else. Our waiter came over and told us about the specials that evening, and we had to laugh because their special was the exact same as the special at Sol Mexican Cocina (skirt steak), which both servers pushed pretty hard. I'm guessing it must have been on sale in the area or something? This was when we decided we'd be happier with a movie, a bottle of wine and tapas in our villa - it was sad because we really wanted to have a nice dinner out, but the remorse would have been much greater had we settled for either of the two sad recommendations we received from Allan, the Westin concierge.
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