Q: negative

A: This is a McDonald's. The food tastes the same no matter which one you go to, and it's perfectly fine for a late-night fast food fix. However, this one will never give you the correct food. Even if employees outnumber patrons three to one, you had better open up every box to make sure you get what you ordered. Not just look in the bag. Look in the boxes. The employees are friendly enough when you point out their mistakes. It's not like they're maliciously screwing up your order. But an order consisting of a Double Quarter-pounder with cheese (yes, that's TWO WHOLE PATTIES, WITH CHEESE), two apple pies and an order of fries should not be difficult to assemble. You want an Angus burger? It's a toss-up whether what comes on the burger is even close to what you ordered. I don't want to think about what this place turns into during the lunch rush.

Q: positive

A: This was the first time I've eaten Nepalese food, and was a good thing to start on. The food and service was great. The only thing I've found a problem was the portions, for the price. Remember however, this is not Mc Donald's, and is a very nice restaurant. Not everything is super sized people. Over all, if your not STARVING, this is a good place to try. I recommend the momo and dal.

Q: positive

A: Rap video status : the P.diddy kind with white tigers, girls in white bikins and cristal fountains. This place was amazeballs!!! im not quite sure where i am going to start. I decided to surprise the bf after he took his boards and booked us for a lil staycation. They have a range of packages available through their website: bed and breakfast , manicures and martinis and many more. I booked us for the bed and breakfast for a deluxe king facing mt washington the rate was reasonable considering breakfast was included. I also signed up for the presidents club membership..(because my 5 year plan includes alot of traveling) this was a great idea because it gets you free WIFI during your stay. Because we were there during the weekend, we decided to forgo the valet (kind of super expensive) and self park in the hotels basement i think it was $5/night? The hotel is beautiful, high ceilings, sparkly things everywhere. They also have a bunch of local art and artifacts on the walls. I noticed that the hotel bar, Andys (after Andy warhol and Andrew Carnegie) had some Andy warhol art and the Dom Perignon warhol inspired bottles as decor. We dropped by Andys later and there was a jazz band playing.(But thats a different review) Check in was smooth (other than the fact that the FD agent called me Ma'am) he was very professional and genuinely nice. Our room was on the 18th floor and the views are to die forrr!!! As we were doing the initial walk through we realized that they had upgraded us to a suite (F-yeah!!) the room was HUUGE. High ceilings great modern decor. The lounge area had a huge telly a couch a desk and a mini bar filled with your typical overpriced goodies (liquor wine, peanuts and candy). The room also had a Keurig coffee maker. There were some binoculars in the room as well..the closets were also huge (yay for girls who always overpack..i.e me!!). The suite had 2 bathrooms both very spacey, one with a tub+separate stand up shower and the second one with just the shower. The tub could have been bigger but it wasnt an issue. They provided fluffy terry robes and a scale in the bathroom. The bedroom also had an amazing view and another telly. The bed was comfortable, white comforter and sheets lots of pillows...it was like sleeping on angel wings. They also surprised us with a bottle of GOOD champagne in the room some chocolates and strawberries ( i had called in advance and told them i was planning a special night). Everything about that room was heaven!! We got the in room dining breakfast the next morning ( upto 11am). They set up a table in the lounge and set everything up. He was really nice and professional repeated back what we had ordered and asked if we wanted anything else. I got a veggie omelette with toast and my BF got the egg benedicts and a pastry basket....we made some mimosas with the champagne. For room service i though the breakfast exceeded my expectations.... i'm usually not a big fan of room service. This hotel is amazing!!! It is alittle pricey for Pittsburgh but you'r getting what you pay for (Rockstar status). The customer service was out of this world - i have previously worked in the hotel industry and have higher expectations. The rooms are completely gorgeous and you can tell a lot of thought went into the design. I should also mention that this is a green hotel (from construction down to the refillable glass water bottles) Its a great place for staycations, vacations and weekend spa dates. It also seemed to be kid friendly.... Final Tips: Get one of the packages, Call and ask for a room with a view, sign up for the presidential club and get a drink at Andys you can thank me later :)

Q: negative

A:
****THIS IS A REPOST OF MY PREVIOUS COMMENT BECAUSE IT WAS DELETED BY THE RESTAURANT****** This place is horrible. I wish I could tell you the chicken is rubber. I wish I could explain how rude the waiter was when he spilled scalding soup on my friends lap. The reason I can't tell you any of this is because my friends and I never got in. We arrived slightly early and spotted a parking spot right in front. Boom parking karma (Screeching brakes) until we can't fully pull in to the spot because of a drunken tweaker straddling the sidewalk. Should have tipped us off to how the evening was going to unfold. After sending ahead our low man on the totem pole we are told there will be a wait. Hey no problemo. It's 7:55 and we've got an 8:00 reservation. As we hang outside it becomes glaringly obvious this joint has no intentions of seating any of the folks who are waiting WITH RESERVATIONS. As we wait one of our group says he was tipped off to this place listening to a local San Francisco sports show. Lo and behold there is said morning show host Murphy(must be tough being named after a wedgie) blocking the front entrance and generally acting like a douche. Eventually we reached the breaking point and left when the host informed us that it would be a 90 minute wait from our reservation time. HA. The positive to the whole experience was the CD we bought off some dude outside while we waited. It had some awesome beats and the legendary track 7 titled "Who the F**k are you?" came in handy when we circled the block and bumped the radio to 11 while letting Murph know he is a tool. Hey maybe next year I'll actually get inside to try some food.