Sooo Delicious is a food truck that sells foods at events and also offers catering. Their menu…read morelists foods such as waffles, sandwiches, chicken, and mac and cheese. At the BaconBurgh festival, my husband and I saw this food truck. My husband purchased a bacon waffle burger that came with sides of mac and cheese and potato chips. My husband thought that the waffle burger tasted good, and he strips of bacon were crispy. He commented that the mac and cheese was uniquely like a cold, cheesy pasta salad, and he liked it. The potato chips were typical potato chips.

Ordered while this was set up for an event outside a tattoo shop, and it was phenomenal. Food was…read moreprepared in a few minutes, and the workers were both very nice. The meal is $22 but there's so much food that I split it with a friend, and even then it was definitely worth the price. The chicken is a little tough to bite into, but the sauces were nice. Just wish a little more was put on. The real MVP of the meal though is the mac n cheese. Tasted like sour cream n onion, and these are honestly in the top 3 mac n cheese's I've ever had.

Had the opportunity to try some food from this truck for the first time, recently. The menu seemed…read morelike your typical pizza shop options, until I saw the Italian Rustic Cone.. a hollowed out loaf of bread stuffed with pasta, sauce, cheese, and topped with two meatballs and some more cheese. The staff working were very friendly and gave me a ton of napkins and a fork to tackle the monstrosity that is this "cone". The meatballs were the star of the dish. They were huge, juicy, and flavorful. The pasta was just average at best with some of the noodles a little squishy and overcooked. The bread was a little tough. We were only able to eat a few bites of it. The truck itself seemed clean and they had a cute Christmas blow-up snow globe going. Worth a stop for something fun and different but wouldn't hunt them down.

Yum!! This was my first time having Bado's and it did not disappoint! Who can deny freshly made…read morepizza from a food truck? Because it's freshly made, expect to wait maybe 10 min for your order. They had cheesesteak hoagies, salads, and pizza bowls which are gluten free! We got 4 cuts of the Margarita & Bianco pizzas. They are huge! I definitely was full after the second piece but I didn't stop there lol. Such a good lunch pop up in Nova Place!

Classic barbecue joint in Homestead at the site of the old Blue Dust. Single room, half bar, half…read moretables. Getting out of the car in the parking lot smells like you walked into heaven. Think simple old school single room bar/restaurant set up. Seating for 40 at the tables and booths, maybe 14 at the bar. We came in for lunch, however they tell us they get a pretty good evening crowd. I kind of want pretty much everything on the menu. Settled on the rib teaser. Thought about the pork burnt ends, but kitchen said they weren't ready, so went with brisket burnt ends instead. My lovely counterpart got a half pound of brisket with several sides. Rib teaser, advertised as 3 to 4 bones: they serve me four large bones, cut and then smoked I think; tons of meat. Just a little bit of totally delightful crisp on the outside, and perfect lovely ribs. These are amazing. For this meal at least, I think they are the star of the show. Brisket by the pound: "It's moist. There's good bark. It's not as good as yours." "I would get it again though." Brisket burnt ends: these are delicious. I like them better than I like the plain brisket. They may be a little tougher than ideal? Very big chunks. Slaw: simple, fresh. It's actually a great foil for the meat and barbecue sauce, etc. Corn bread: "It's pretty good." Fries: these are potatoey fries, hand cut in-house. They are just absolutely fantastic; the seasoning is subtle and perfect. The french fries are special. Baked beans: this is a bean stew with a fair amount of broth and huge chunks of brisket. "I think the beans are done just right." They are smoky and not too sweet. My lovely counterpart is completely impressed with these beans.

Have been craving the fried banana peppers....haven't been here since they moved locations and boy…read moreit did not disappoint. The service was great. Our waitress was on top of everything! We dined in on a Wednesday night and it was wing night. You can get whole smoked wings for $1.25 each. It wasn't very busy when we arrive, but it's slowly started to fill up around us and by the time we left, the bar was pretty full. They have a nice mix of booths and tables. They have a nice draft list with a good variety. I would recommend having the draft list printed and available at the tables because it is little hard to see from some of the angles in the restaurant depending on where you are sitting.

I greatly regret having to write this review. I contacted Two Brothers Barbeque some time ago to…read morecater my wedding. Initially, I had a wonderful experience. The individual I worked with, Terri, was initially responsive and accommodating and made me feel at ease about booking this business. I put down a deposit in early November. Later in November I reached out for some more information to aid in the planning of my wedding reception. However, I never heard back. I was not unduly concerned because this is a barbeque business and I thought this might be their "off-season". I assumed they would get back to me when they were able. I did not hear back from Two Bothers Barbeque, even when springtime rolled around, so I called them a couple of times. I did not hear back. At this point, I got concerned because our wedding was in only three months. I was eager to speak to them to have some questions answered. My fiancé suggested we drive to the business, so we could connect with them. When we drove to the business, we were rather dismayed to see many signs stating "Business for Sale." There was a phone number on one of the "For Sale" signs, so I called it and said that I had seen their "For Sale" signs and was interested in talking about this. At this time, I did not tell them my name or state that I was a client. I got a return call pretty immediately. When I received the call-back, I explained that I had emailed and called the business without hearing back, and that I was concerned that the business was for sale, as we were counting on them catering our wedding. The gentleman on the phone (the owner, I believe) said they were retiring and were winding down the business, but that they planned to honor all scheduled events. He said he would have Terri call me. I was extremely relieved - but only for a short while. Terri called after several minutes. I explained the situation to her. I told her that I was concerned because I hadn't received a response to my email or phone calls and then saw that the business was for sale. She said that the catering part of the business was for sale, as well as their food trucks, but they would still honor their contracts for the summer. However, she then said she would just refund my money if I was uncomfortable. I was taken aback - I had said nothing about cancelling the contract and was really just nervous about the prospect of the business being sold. I received no kind of apology for the lack of communication. Terri said that she hadn't responded to my email in November because I sent it too close to Thanksgiving and that she never received my phone calls. At some point during this conversation, Terri became quite hostile, raising her voice and becoming accusatory. She blamed me for the lack of contact and did not take responsibility for failing to respond. The situation became truly unsettling; in fact, may I say, deeply shocking. Terri did say that she had some medical concerns, which I do sympathize with. However, I have had a number of medical issues, some of them quite serious, and I have never treated a client this way. Ultimately, I stated that she could cancel the booking and send the refund, which was what she appeared to want to do in the first place. It really seemed like she did not care too much about the business or leaving us in a precarious position of having no caterer for our wedding. I left the phone call truly bewildered and told my fiancé I was sorry and that I had lost the caterer for our wedding. He said, "You shouldn't be sorry. You did absolutely nothing wrong." (He had been listening to this conversation.) We went home and brainstormed new possibilities, and, luckily, found another local business that was more than willing to cater for us. They have been a dream to work with. I know this review probably does not matter because Two Brothers is retiring from catering, but it is important that people be careful when dealing with this company. If you have a current date booked with them, please considering making a back-up plan. I'm not sure this business cares to uphold its promises, nor does it take responsibility for its own actions. Please be prepared for the worst-case scenario.

We miss this location so much. We loved coming here and tasting there awesome food and trying their…read morenewest egg rolls.

Can't say enough about Bistro To Go! I had the opportunity to work with them at a local charity…read moreevent. I must say I was overwhelmed with the friendliness and helpfulness of the entire staff. The event coordinator went, in my opinion, way above what was expected. The food they provided at two separate events was simply outstanding. As well as the food, they also provided all of the table linens and centerpieces. A top-notch job was done by the entire staff. Would definitely recommend Bistro To Go to anyone looking to have an event catered. Outstanding!

Everything! The ordering, quality and quantity of food - excellent! Will be ordering again.read more

We just hired Benvenutis Pizza Truck for a 50th birthday party. The pizza was delicious as were the…read morechicken tenders and fries. They set up 2 tables outside the truck for serving. The chef and his team did a fantastic job of keeping the food hot and coming out for 55 guests to eat. We got multiple compliments and would highly recommend for an event or party.

Food truck showed up at the Pine Township softball field... wow!! Everything we shared was…read moredelicious- parmesan garlic knots, French fries which were baked.. not fried, chicken tenders and a 1/2 cheese & 1/2 pepperoni pizza. Pepperoni was cupped and charred to perfection. Took about 1/2 hour to make pizza all other items done before that. Definitely would visit this food truck again.

I can't say enough about this place on Saxonburg Blvd, just outside of Shaler. The food is awesome,…read moretheir HH specials, from 5-7 are exceptional, and their menu is HUGE! If u can't find something u like here... EAT YOUR TOFU AT HOME...!

This visit at the Dive Bar was great! Saturday nights they do live music, and it's always a great…read moretime. I do recommend getting there early to ensure you get a seat, since it's quite a hit!! Service was great and the bartender did a fantastic job taking care of everyone at the bar. The chicken wings were great and cooked perfectly. The best part of the night was this phenomenal "Thai Beef" salad! It was very different than any salad I've had before, and I love that this place offers some diverse dishes on their menu. The beef was soooo delicious and genuinely cooked to perfection. If you're looking to mix it up, 100% try that salad--you will NOT be disappointed! Thank you Dive Bar & Grille for a fun night :)

Best burgers!! So delicious and consistent every time. Lynns Cafe is our "go to"…read more when we are craving burgers. I love the Texan burger and I always have bacon added. The servers are amazing & friendly too. Parking is always available on the street outside.

I walked in because I wanted some coffee before a meeting I had in the vicinity. The waitress…read morewas....there. No smile, just about business. The breakfast was sub par at best, but the cafe was clean, bright, and looked nice. I ordered egg whites, toast, and home fries. The home fries were overcooked and burned, but the egg was ok.