Neighbor Italian Tavern with some Italian dishes and interesting oyster bar . Limited wine…read moreselection A little noise on a Friday night, specially for the neighborhood reunion... Could improve the fish selection... CA

Iovino's was great. Their staff couldn't have been more polite and welcoming, also enjoyed the…read moreatmosphere. My husband and I got the seafood and scallop pasta as well as the pork fried rice. Both were delicious and fantastic in portion size. The fried rice portion was massive! We took the rest home but it hit the spot and did not disappoint, we'll definitely be back. Would also love to try the sushi they have on Thursdays and Fridays. Overall awesome spot!

I did not have the food, but the drinks and the atmosphere is alive and bumping. The bartender was…read morequick with the drinks and had a great personality even for dealing with all the people that were there on a Friday night. We played darts and of course had shots a "Jamo".

Locally owned spot that's been a West Liberty staple for a couple of decades…read more I'm giving three-stars because it's not always consistent and sometimes really just hit or miss with the food. Back in the day it was 4-5 stars all day everyday. Service is always decent though. Typical neighborhood local vibe. When the food is good, it's great. Here are things I've had and loved and sometimes only liked: Burgers (they do crazy things with them like topping with a pierogi) Fries Chicken Pesto Sandwich Mac & Cheese

Love the Alcove. A few of the bartenders came from another bar that closed down a few years ago,…read moreand they're all fantastic. The service is always friendly and welcoming. The food is good, the drinks are cold, and it's just an all-around great neighborhood spot to hang out. Parking is great, and having a hotel connected makes it super convenient for out-of-town visitors too!

Mediocre food and worse service. We were there a good 10 minutes before being waited on. I would…read moresay it was another 45 minutes for the food to come out and it was just a sandwich and fries. Other people at our table waited longer. Whoever reviewed the poutine fries as the best they ever had, clearly never had them elsewhere. The gravy was awful, there was melted cheese, not curds, and the fries aren't homemade. They were actually the worst I've ever had. The sandwich was a good size but just ok, nothing special. It took forever to get drinks refilled. I asked 25 minutes before we left and never got another. Once we finished eating our waitress didn't come back to the table. We had to ask others for drinks and the check. We originally went to play bingo. It was fun but didn't start on time and went all the way to 10pm.

Best pizza in PGH hands down. Looking forward to their 2nd location!…read more Food: 10/10 Service: 10/10 Ambiance: 10/10

F&F Pizzaria (on Beverly Road, in Mount Lebanon Township in Pittsburgh) serves what is -- far and…read moreaway, without close competition -- THE worst pizza I have ever eaten in my life. After we were seated, I noticed a waiter bringing a pizza to a nearby table, and I was shocked to see that it was badly burnt. The crust wasn't just overly "crisp" or "browned"; it was burned black, with numerous blackened holes where the crust had apparently caught fire in the oven and burned all the way through. I expected the people at that table to complain and send the pizza back to the kitchen, but they just sat there and ate it without apparent objection. When our pizzas arrived (after a long wait), they were likewise charred cinders. We were dining out as guests of some friends, so I did my best to consume some of it, just to be polite. Not only was the crust very thin, but they were skimpy on the toppings. Overall, the pizza was scarcely more than a quarter of an inch thick. You'd be better off to skip this place, even if the only alternative is to buy a couple of pieces of pizza from under a heat lamp at the nearest gas station or convenience store.

I decided to try Chip and Kale because it was recommended to me by a friend. I liked the fact that…read moreit is local and there would not be as much packaging as the other plans I have used in the past, which arrived via UPS in large boxes with ice packs and thermal linings. This is what I like about Chip and Kale: Food is delicious. Ingredients seem fresh and the opposite of processed food. Price is reasonable and less per serving than other plans I have tried. No ongoing subscription. Food kits arrive frozen which gives me flexibility of what to make and when. The directions are simple and very clear. Even the ingredients are numbered. Minimal packaging. I have been washing and will reuse most of the ziplock bags. I will probably keep two of the totes for personal use and return the others to Chip and Kale. Stand alone deserts offered. Apple strudel looks delicious.

I had a taco from here at Pittsburgh VEGFEST last August and to be honest it tasted exactly like it…read morehad Morningstar Farms chorizo crumbles on it. If so, you should be ashamed of yourselves. The shell tasted like a store bought brand and the topping were minimal to say the least. It also took nearly 30 minutes for one taco and there was only one guy ahead of us and two other people waiting and to be honest their orders took just as long as ours. Not acceptable! The vibe at the festival last year was great and yeah some of the lines were long, but they were all moving exceptionally fast except this one. The workers seemed very confused and overwhelmed. Yeah, the taco was fairly good, but the wait time for one taco was beyond frustrating. I hope if they are there again today at the festival they are serving better quality crumbles, better quality tortilla shells and more plentiful toppings.

Moonlite is my go-to restaurant in Brookline. Great ambiance and food. The wings are my favorite!…read moreBest wings in town in my opinion. Never disappointed!

In my mind and memories, this place is fantastic. In reality, ... I'll explain…read more I'm not regularly in this part of the city anymore. I'd rather drive out of state than have to cross a bridge and tunnel to get somewhere so I only stopped twice when at a nearby meeting. Decades back, my best friend lived right up the street. This was practically an extension of their own house. They were there often. Often is an understatement. I'd get off from work and knew where I could find friends. Here. I'd often stop and pick up something on my way home to the South Side Slopes. I recognize that its been a long, long time since I lived in the Southern Side of the city. I haven't been here regularly in years. I still enjoy stoping by. The last few times, the service was - I hate to say this- not good. I really do hate to say that. The reason people loved this place was because Louie, Toni, & their staff were friendly and made it an experience. Long gone are staff that made anyone in Pgh feel welcome. The last 2 stops in, I felt like an inconvenience. My orders weren't correct each time. One was a to go order. I specifically asked for things to be done a certain way because I was ordering for my husband & kids. I chalked it up to the time of day & blamed myself. I did not look it over since I was trying to beat traffic... this is a classic place. It has to be me. Not them. I had an hour break and decided to stop in. Again, staff ignored me when I ordered. It took up that entire time to get served. It was awkward. My meal was lackluster, at best. My mind wants to believe in this place and that their stuffed bananas, zucchini and chicken sandwiches will never change- but I think they have. At this point, I don't see myself going anytime soon intentionally. If a friend were to ask us to join them, I would.

Newer health spot on the area, with good food but some fairly high prices too…read more The cafe itself is really nice and clean, with very attentive staff. The blueberry chia pudding was really delicious, great flavor and toppings too. The Iced Brew was okay, didn't get as much date and banana flavor as I was hoping. Would come back to try something else Overall it's a nice spot to get some fun different fresh flavors and smoothies, but the prices with smaller portions knocks it down.

I've been here a couple more times since my initial visit and wanted to give a shout out to the…read moreincredibly kind staff. On one recent visit, I placed a takeout order for the time I expected to be finishing up with a massage a couple doors down. My massage ran way over and I expressed my concern about it to my provider. She sent over the front desk attendant to pick up my order. When I finished, I had a message from the Toastique manager saying he really hoped to reach me because I had left my smoothie behind when I walked out (somehow they got this worked out, because both my toast and smoothie were waiting for me at the front desk). On another recent visit, I showed up just about 20 minutes before they were set to close and asked if they would still be able to make a bowl for me. They looked like they were starting the process of organizing and cleaning up ingredients but were happy to do it. Just always such nice, helpful people and the food is delicious and nourishing. I'm in this area a lot and this is becoming a go to spot for food that I can feel good about.

Anthos is an ABSOLUTE GEM Authentic Greek dishes that make you feel like you are at an actual…read moreGreek Cafe!! You can't go wrong with any dish here. The staff is so friendly too and always smiling and ready to help make your time at Anthos a true delight. We got the Octopus, breakfast sandwich, some Koulourakia, couple cookies and a loaf of sourdough. Everything was delicious and even our 11 month old son was doing his happy dance because the food was so good! Plus 5/5 on the Americano coffee. They know how to make a solid Americano.

Oh, how I love thee, Anthos! Let me count the ways!…read more Birthday brunch and a surprise visit to Anthos.....and what a wonderful surprise it was! This is a bit out of the way for us City dwellers, but it was absolutely worth the trip. From the moment we walked in, the lively atmosphere and energy of the place grabbed us. Such a great vibe, with the owners doing their thing and the staff bustling around making everything happen. We started with the trio of dips: hummus, feta, and tzatziki, served with olives and their delicious pita. Then came the spanakopita, which is definitely shareable, especially with a little salad on the side. And because every good brunch needs something sweet, we ordered the loukoumades. Savory + sweet = the perfect combination! Everything was just good!.......fresh, flavorful, satisfying, and exactly what you want when you're out celebrating. And of course, we couldn't leave empty-handed. We took home a loaf of raisin sourdough, which may have been the best decision of the day. A lively spot, wonderful food, great owners, and a staff that clearly keeps things moving. Anthos, I'm already looking forward to the next visit!

This is probably my favorite wing spot in Pittsburgh. It's a hole in the wall for sure but the…read moreservice is always great, their homemade ranch is top 3, and the vibe is extremely cozy. They have the best deals including $1 wings on Wednesdays and Saturdays, $2 off apps for happy hour, and $5 pitchers on Sunday. Epitome of a dive but I crave their food weekly.

Another quality visit to Coach's. My friend and I visited around 5:00 PM on a Tuesday. I've had…read morethe sandwiches a few times and wanted to try chicken wings. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. We had Miller Lite drafts, a dozen wings and fries. The drafts were cold, the fries were outstanding, and the wings were a little overcooked. I enjoy visiting here because of the service and food quality, Definitely worth stopping by for good food and cold beer.