Cute casual spot! I love all the different sandwiches they have and they have a good menu of beers…read moreand ciders and drinks too. They have something for everyone and it's very spacious so you can have large groups. They have special sandos sometimes too. Service is good and fast too. It's cool that their kitchen is open so you can see it all happen.

I eat a lot of hot dogs! So I think I can be a fair judge. But if you are going to serve a Chicago…read morestyle hot dog then I think it needs to be made correctly. They didn't have onions on it and they didn't have pickle spears on it. The bun was a potato bun with poppy seeds like stuck to it. But the bun was soft and good so I won't take points off for that. Was it my fave hot dog? No but it was okay! The hush puppies were good though. The service was great!

Where do I even begin? A friend of mine from Pittsburgh recommended Smokin Brews and I'm SO glad he…read moredid! This place is like a slice of Heaven! I've been to cigar lounges all over the world and this is a unique and special place. The decor is quirky but cool - in a sort of unthought unintentional way. The people are great. Everyone in there from the staff to the regulars acted like they'd known me their whole lives. The cigar selection is great and the prices are so cheap you wonder how they're making money. Then the jewel in the crown - the sandwiches. Oh - my - gosh! Hands down the best pastrami sandwich I've had in my life! With a side of sliced pickles no less. It's a little off the beaten path if you're a tourist, but if you're in town - GO! Trust me! It's incredible!

This joint easily has the absolute best sandwich in the city and the ambiance is on point!read more

Was staying nearby during the picklesberg festival and decided to eat dinner here. They had a…read morespecial festival menu that we ordered from. We got the pickle burger and pickle wings both with hand cut fries. The only thing pickle about the burger was that it was supposed to be cooked in pickle butter. I didn't taste anything special about it and it was really overcooked. Otherwise it was a decent burger. The wings were really good! Think lemon pepper but dill flavored. Really tasty. Service was alright but not spectacular. Ambiance is fine. Very loud inside but it is a bar vibe so that's to be expected.

Great place to hang out and catch some games. Mike's is known for having more than 500 types of…read morebeers. They have really good food too. From steaks on a hot stone to club sandwiches, they have a good variety of choices on a simple one page food menu. The beer menu however, is an encyclopedia. Service was reasonable considering the crowd size while there. Really enjoyed my experience here.

I had to try the hot dogs because I am doing a hot dog tour. It was a big hot dog!! I got the Rocco…read moreand my bestie got the buster. We both enjoyed them!! I will say I wish the bun was smaller, it is just too much bread. The onion rings were great. The sugar pretzel was good could use a little more seasoning on it though.

I stopped by here a couple of Saturdays ago with my wife for a date night. We had purchased some…read morevouchers to use here through JustPayHalf. If it hadn't been for that site, I don't think I would have known that this place existed. The building itself gives off a warehouse-type vibe, and it is a seat-yourself kind of place. Inside, they have a large bar, some tables, and some comfier seating that you would normally find at coffee shops. They also have plenty of outdoor seating, both covered and uncovered. As you might expect from an establishment like this that serves pizza and beer, they catered to families as well as other customers. Since we were there on a Saturday night, they also had some live music going on outside. As I often do when visiting a new brewery, I went with a flight this evening. I ended up choosing the Bone Daddy pumpkin beer, Traveling Wit, Curious George blackberry cream ale, and Bloodbath IPA. First up was the Bone Daddy, which was light at the start, with the flavor kicking in from the middle through the finish. The pumpkin was there, but it wasn't what I would traditionally think of as a pumpkin beer, as it leaned more toward sweet pumpkin than spices, at least for my palate. Second was the Traveling Wit, which was also smooth to start. You could really taste the citrus and coriander on the finish, and it was undeniably a wit beer. Next was the Curious George blackberry cream ale, which had a pleasing blackberry flavor right from the start before the cream kicked in. While I liked the first two flavors, I wasn't a fan of the finish, as it had some weird spice or herb flavor. Last, but certainly not least, was the Bloodbath. This was actually a pretty good IPA, as it was hoppy throughout while still being restrained. You could definitely taste the blood orange as well, and that flavor persisted through the finish, which was nice. Out of the bunch, I liked the Bloodbath the best, followed by the wit. For dinner, my wife and I decided to split the Nacho Daddy, described as pulled buffalo chicken, Granddaddy Lager beer cheese, grape tomatoes, red onion, jalapeños, cheddar cheese, chives, and ranch. We also ordered the Murphy's Mart pizza, in the tavern-style and the pizza was described as having award-winning vodka sauce, cup-and-char sausage, a pepper medley, arugula, and shaved Parmesan. We knew the pizza was going to take a while, and it did take about an hour to come out. The weird thing was that we were still waiting for our appetizer at that point. I expected it to arrive shortly afterward, but nope, it took a full 90 minutes for our nachos to arrive. For context, the people who came in after us ordered a pizza, knocked half of it on the ground, and received a replacement before our nachos came out. Let's talk about that pizza, though, because both my wife and I found it delicious. The crust was nice and thin and crispy, which made it easy to eat a decent amount of it. The vodka sauce was delicious, just as advertised, and the cheese added a good amount of flavor. Finally, the peppers added a kick of heat to the pizza, which I thoroughly enjoyed, while the meat added some good flavor as well. Once we finally got the nachos, we immediately boxed them up to take home because we were full from the pizza. After asking to speak to a manager, our waitress comped the nachos, so we weren't charged for them. Apparently, they fry the tortilla chips themselves when an order comes in, but as an appetizer, this is something that should come out relatively quickly. When I finally tried the nachos at home, I found them tasty and especially liked the beer cheese. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. While the wait for our appetizer wasn't ideal, both my wife and I enjoyed the food. It also helps that this is the type of place where we can bring our family.

I often come here after work because of the great food and staff. Very welcoming and always nice…read moreand friendly. Definitely recommend to anyone visiting or living in the Pittsburgh area.

BEST PITTSBURGH WING…read more We were absolutely not expecting this and still can't believe it. We didn't have major expectations but hoped it would be at least a top 5 wing and average meal. It was beyond that The French onion soup we saw online and everyone seemed to enjoy that. We're whores for it so had to get. I like mine a tad bit salty which this was and PACKED with onion chunks and breaded leeks on top. It was impossible to get a spoon fully without any inclusions. My new favorite The Tavern Burger. I'm coming fresh off 9 years without 5 Guys (elite) and this rocked me harder than that. This isn't a stupid smash burger. We got a juicy COOKED PERFECT RARE 8oz patty, topped with sautéed onions, and bacon that isn't crisped to smithereens. I like my bacon medium rare and that's exactly what I got. Then covered in one of the craziest sauces I have ever had, their gorgonzola cream. I could drink that by the gallon The wings.... I have never had a wing itself cooked more perfect in my life. The smoke and meatiness on them was so nailed that I could get 2 dozen plain and still have the same reaction. We got the Buffalo Garlic and Dry Cajun Ranch. These wings don't need drenched in sauce by any means or it would honestly ruin it. The buffalo doesn't ned to be creamy either. Perfect amount of sauce to cheese ration. The dry cajun ranch was a fucking knockout. For how great the wing is I would love to see more dry season options with them Cam got a Tavern Dip. I hate dips. I loved the shaved ribeye on it and horseradish, but I have never been an Au Jus man. Would 100000% eat it without the au jus Then the fries. Always team psoriasis through and through. Not sure if I'm coming off the Five Guys high but their cajun boardwalk style are even better. Get some spicy honey aioli to dip them in. Truly just shocked at how amazing this place is. Right over the bridge and cannot recommend enough going here before a game and walking over. Great spot right before, after and during sports. Very high Pittsburgh atmosphere going on I will be back so many times and absolutely worth going Downtown for

We stopped by for a quick drink and snack on Saturday night. The inside is on the darker side with…read morea bar and a few tables in the back so we asked if we could sit at one of the tables outside. They have a couple of tables for four people and a couple for two people. Our food and drinks came out fairly quickly and it was expect what you would expect bar food to be which was what we wanted!

It's been a really long time since I had food this good eating out to be honest. The food was good,…read moreit didn't upset my stomach after, and it was reasonably priced. All these things seem like the bare minimum, but it truly isn't in this day and age. I feel like getting anything with steak when you're eating out is risky, but I got the steak wrap and it was cooked to perfection. The staff was so nice. Place was very clean. I will definitely be back.

This just opened yesterday. We were here today. It's an outside setup. Catered for outdoors. You…read morewalk up and order your drink. They have some small bite items that you can order. They have all of the wine from the winery available by the glass or bottle. They had maybe 7-8 different beers on tap from neighboring breweries. I had the late nite pumpkin from North Country Brewery. It hit the spot, since it's been 4 years or longer since I've had it. They have outside seating. I'm sure this is only opened outside of winter hours. Great experience and fast speeds for 66 people having drinks. This is a great add on.

Good variety of wine. Personal favs were the Cabernet and Merlot. Recommend staying away from the…read moreNoiret unless you really really like the pepper taste in your wine. Sat in the restaurant area and the complimentary bread and dipping oil were nice. The shrimp bisque was so yummy except for the bits of shell still attached to the shrimp bits itself. A little off putting but if you can overlook that, great taste. Service was attentive even in between shift change and servers being reassigned. We were lost in the shuffle and felt attended to. Will definitely be back with friends and try out their outside sitting area!

I have visited Shore Thing twice now, and it's a great spot on to enjoy with friends on a warm day…read more The view off the water is beautiful, and the hammocks they have are fun to sit on & be close to the water. The food was good, just a standard hot dog so nothing spectacular, but it fit the vibe! The pineapple margarita was wonderful, perfect amount of sweetness. As for service, initially we were served very quickly, and did not have a long wait time. When it came time to order another drink, the line was extremely long and moving slow so I did not get another. Beware that if there are other events in the city like concerts or baseball games, lines might get long. Overall, a nice spot if you're just looking to chill out, maybe play some card games and enjoy the company of others.

Fun spot for a beer. We came on Friday evening during the Arts Festival. We were able to snag a…read moretable around 8 and got to listen to the music. It got increasingly busy as the night went on. The vibe is nice but I can see it being a bit much later on. No doggos allowed except service dogs.

Service was good and tasty beer menu. Food is local take away only so plan appropriately. Great…read morecorner location

First visit here as I am rarely over this way. Parking is a little hard I found. Not sure if I…read moremissed anything or not. It's beside Cafe Monaco and if it's busy good luck finding a spot nearby. I went mid day on a Sunday and after some circling the block found a nearby spot. I think the venue itself is very nice. It's fresh looking and inviting. Because it was one of the warm days recently they had the whole front opened up and that was nice. It seems to have a hometown client base, I say that because everyone seemed to know each other or at least someone else there. They had a food truck setting up when I was there but I don't try it. The selection, while not huge was solid. I decided to try a DIPA and a TIPA and both were decent. The folks working were accommodating. If I get back over that way I'll be sure to stop by and try another drink or two.

Space Bar in Market Square is one of the most unique bars I've been to. You feel like you're on a…read morespaceship while sipping cocktails, and the atmosphere is genuinely immersive. It's a great pick for date night, drinks with friends, or showing off a one-of-a-kind spot to visitors. The drinks match the theme. The lead bartender, Arum, is incredibly talented and comes up with truly original cocktails that are creative, well balanced, and fun to try. There's always something new on the menu, so every visit feels fresh. Fantastic vibe, standout drinks, and a team that clearly cares about the craft. Highly recommend!

It's weird to review a place I haven't visited in person. But Space Bar took some of their staff to…read morethe 2026 World Science Fiction Convention in Anaheim, and hosted a party in the convention hotel (on August 28). The staff they had at the convention were all super-cool people. They served great drinks. I haven't seen their drink menu, so I just said a few words about what I like, and they mixed up good stuff -- at reduced alcohol per my request. Perfect! Best of all, they had the acclaimed science fiction and fantasy author Mary Robinette Kowal as their special guest. (But she lives in North Carolina, so don't expect her as a regular in the Pittsburgh location.) Space Bar is obviously LGBT+ friendly, but it's an everyone bar. OK, maybe not everyone: it will be more fun if you're interested in science fiction and fantasy, and don't upset the vibe. I'll be sure to visit the in-person location next time I'm in Pittsburgh.