Oxford Commons Market — Restaurant in Pittsburgh

This is so disappointing, not anywhere near the diversity promised. The carbonara is disgusting, a pool of oil and bacon grease with clotted cheese. The rice in the thai food is hard and dried up. The mediterranean booth disappeared. The salad bar is usually interesting but prepared salads seem to carry over for several days. With no "contact" or "comments" section in the ap for ordering, this is the only way to send a message - your prices and quality do not line up.

This has only gotten worse - got the Pho today and its a bowl of luke warm water with heated up lunch meat in it. The chicken tikki (which is clearly meant to be Indian) has tsaiki in it (which is clearly Greek), and is absolutely disgusting. The rice is a big glob and starch and the cucumber clearly does not belong in an...

It's not a food court. It's not a restaurant. It's kind of like a Sheetz in a party dress (you order food at a computer kiosk--which is WAY too complicated--and then pick it up at one of several themed stations). But the flow is confused ... do you order right when you walk in (which makes sense to get your order started) or do you wait until you've picked your drink?

And the food?--meh. I had a falafel, which I give a D+. There's more there that has me tempted (noodle bowls, pizzas, BBQ), but my first go wasn't...

Price and quality don’t match up and it takes forever to receive the food once ordered. The food prep is really inefficient and it seems like a lot of time could be saved just by laying out the kitchen/prep areas better. Orders are filled in no particular sequence so be prepared to watch the 5 parties who ordered after you get their food well before you do. Part of the appeal of the whole kiosk ordering system should be that you get your lunch faster but I usually end up spending my entire...