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A: German cafeteria food. period. I had the special: stuffed roast pork, red cabbage and spaetzle. (sp)
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A: Great price on a bucket of Corona's.....other than that there is no reason to come here. This place is a dump! The bathrooms were disgusting and OUR waitress was not the sharpest tool in the shed. She could barely get an order straight so we finally had to go inside to order our drinks. The patio is here is spacious but it's right on top of Scottsdale Rd. so it's busy and loud with all the traffic. I didn't read if they had food but OMG...I can only imagine. This place was filthy all around. Not a fan...
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Answer: Roger was great. Got my system up and running again . Great price too! I highly recommend his company.
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Output: I walked in last Wednesday with some co-workers, expecting to get my usual slice and a cannolo (Gio recently taught me the singular form of cannoli... lunch and a lesson, haha!). Much to my surprise, they had a special treat that day that they don't make often: porchetta, or Italian pork roast, with an au jus type sauce. Offered in the form of a sandwich on their signature sourdough, my mind was changed instantly. Why not try something I'd never had before, especially when it smelled so heavenly? And what a good decision it was! Juicy with a crispy outer layer and full of flavor from the herb mixture it was stuffed with, it had a bit of the "au jus" poured over it that soaked into the bread. All the flavors mixed together into one of the most delicious dishes I've had in a very long time. I rarely eat my entire meal, but this was one I couldn't stand to let go to waste. The moral of the story: If you ever happen to stop in on a porchetta day, forget about pizza and eat the pork. :)
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output: Been here two times today first and my last food is good but the new waitress with a attitude throwing food at u don't sit well with me.
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Having lived in Dallas for some time and being a frequent diner at the Genghis Grill, I was tickled to hear that a Mongolian grill was FINALLY coming to Pittsburgh. My PIC (Partner In Cuisine) and I rushed down there the first week they were opened and we were not disappointed. They have a great variety of meats, veggies, carbohydrates (pasta, rice, tortillas), and spices that you can put together in any combination and then have the guys at the stir fry cook it up for you eating pleasure. Since my PIC and I obviously spend a lot of time together and dine out VERY frequently, it never occurred to me that there is one huge problem with the place. If you're looking for a place to have a nice, chill dinner to catch up with a few friends or are going out with a larger group, this is NOT the place to go. If it's busy, there is a good chance you will find yourself waiting in line for your food to be cooked for upwards of 10 minutes so if you don't time getting your food just right, you might find yourself with your food being half eaten while your companions are still waiting for theirs to be cooked. If you go for your second bowl, you could seriously turn what might have been a 45 minute meal into an hour and a half if you and your companions don't coordinate accordingly. The motif of the restaurant does not really work logistically . All of that said, if you're looking for a decent meal with nothing deep fried with someone you can coordinate your food selections / cooking, it's an awesome place. P.S. Wander around the South Side Works and you're likely to find one of the employees handing out $2 off coupons that you can use for each person in your party!