Q: positive

A: Excellent! In town for the Lang Lang concert at the Smith Center; wanted a "nice place" close to the concert hall & TGG is the place. Great service; excellent cocktails; and be sure to order the pot roast as an entree. We will return & recommend to all.

Q: positive

A: By far the best El Pastor taco I've ever had. Also had the flautas. Delicious! Will definitely be going back.

Q: negative

A: I went here in June with my wife. The lobster bisque was good, however, the steak I received was the worst cut of meat I've ever been served. The wait staff system seems to be really off too; they don't assign any specific waiter, so no one really knows where you are in the meal. You end up having to flag people down for just about everything. It was also exceptionally overpriced (for what it was) and no sides were included. Our bill was $200 and we didn't get dessert.

Q: negative

A:
I remember the first time I saw the place right before it opened. I was so excited for such a unique restaurant to open in Oakland. Sadly, it's probably one of the blandest, most unexciting places you can eat in all of Pittsburgh. The food has almost no taste, tends to be very dry, and the menu is tiny. There is almost no seating, so you almost always have to take it to go. The place looks and feels like a run-down, old campus eatery. There's nothing redeeming about this place. Don't waste your quarter on the meter!