I want to like this place because they offer vegan options and some cool mushroom coffee drinks,…read morebut I am being kind of generous giving them three stars. I had the tofu bacon sandwich with a cappuccino. I didn't really think that the sandwich was too good. It was very salty. Their menu said that there was an avocado mayo in the sandwich. I was kind of expecting that it would be some kind of avocado spread, but it just made the tofu bacon kind of slimy. The coffee was honestly not that great, kind of a downer. I thought that one of the people working there was nice, but the other person kind of rubbed me the wrong way. The place looks very nice. It is well maintained and looks bright and colorful as the name should suggest. They have a health food vibe. I might try them again, but not so sure. Maybe if I find myself hanging out with a vegan, or someone in the group is vegan and we have nowhere else to go.

I've picked up Vibrant Sunshine kombucha around the city but had no idea of there location in…read moreAspinwall until recently! It's a super cute spot with garage doors that open in the summer. They have a variety of coffee, matcha, smoothie, and food options - all focused on natural and mostly plant-based ingredients. I love the vegan breakfast burrito and grilled sandwich options, they are so delicious! Note: Parking is limited, so you may need to go on the street. Also, food orders sometimes take a bit to come out so be mindful if you're in a rush!

If youv'e never seen an older picture of Sun Drug Store, I'm about to show you one. It was like we…read morestepped back in time. The foos was absolutely delicious, the service was fast, pleasant, knowledgeable, and very polite. The ambiance was very enjoyable as it was straight out of the 50's. It was the first time we were there after passing it many times to go to our favorite pizza shop. I must say I'm very glad we did. It sets nestled in a lil strip mall beside UPMC St. Margaret Hospital. Quiet lil place with a big attitude on deliciousness. We were truly surprised at how everything came together with all that was going on. T was during the lunch rush but we only had a short wait and everyone was just so organized doing their job. I guarantee, I will certainly go back.

Yummy subs with plenty of filling and flavor. The secret is to dine in so you get the free side of…read morefries. Don't forget to bring cash! For a sub and soda, it was a little under $20. The TVs around the place are tiny so don't expect to watch the big game here.

First time in the shop! Very welcoming and helpful staff, I gave them an idea of what I wanted to…read moremake for dinner and they helped me pick the perfect cut of steak! Love the decor in the shop. There were many prepared food options in the fridge, as well as various cuts of meat/preparations of it. We got two sandwiches, the cheesesteak and the marbella. I dont think we ended up with the correct order because we didn't end up with a cheesesteak, but did not realize until we got home. I'm positive that if I went back to the shop they would've remedied the situation, but I didn't feel it was necessary! The sandwich we did end up with was good as well, unsure which one it was though. Very fair prices, and our dog was so happy we brought him home a bone as well! Looking forward to coming back and trying everything they have to offer.

Fat Butcher sells meats from pasture-raised cows, lamb, pigs, chicken, and others that are sourced…read morefrom local farmers in Western Pennsylvania. The business practices whole-animal, nose-to-tail butchery that respects the animals. Even bones and fat are used. My husband and I shopped here one time. On a Saturday afternoon, we drove around the neighborhood for 30 minutes before we found a paid parking spot. Other customers were inside the store, but the employees in the store served us promptly and politely. We saw cuts of beef, pork, lamb, and poultry as well as sandwiches, soups, spices, maple syrup, etcetera. We did not see as many unique meats as larger butcher shops sell. Prices were OK. We bought beef skewers and cooked them at home. We thought that the quality of the meat could have been better, but we liked the juiciness and flavors.

The place seemed nice; the location and inside. You can sit and eat, but unfortunately, the food…read morewas disssgustiiiingggg. I got cornbread that was not cooked properly or at all. The chicken looked good on the outside, but was not seasoned and watery inside. Gross. The chicken breast wing was normal, yet the side wing was huge, which makes me feel it's not real meat. The cheese in the Mac and cheese was watery and the noodles wasn't cooked long enough. I asked for utensil and didn't get any. I only gave it a two because at least the customer service was nice. It was a waste of my time and money. I would not recommend nor go back

We were in town for a convention and after walking around the area for a bit, we found The Brinery…read more We stepped inside and discovered a very small dining room with two of the friendliest hosts we've ever met. The gentleman and lady were so helpful and excited about their menu and told us they had a special that day on chicken wings that were smeared in a special rub and were supposed to be utterly delicious. My hubby ended up getting the wings and I ordered a nashville hot chicken sandwich. After a short wait, the food arrived and we were not disappointed. My sandwich was massive!! The chicken was so crispy with just the right amount of heat. The fries were delicious; so fresh and tasty. My hubby loved the wings. They were huge as well. You get three wings for $12.99 but that's all he needed to fill him up. The dining area is small, but they have local art on the walls that you can buy if you fall in love with one of them. Their bathrooms are spotless with lots of thoughtful amenities included. Whenever we are back in Pittsburgh we will definitely be checking on The Brinery again!

If you love Thanksgiving then the Bobbie is the best. So happy to see this old school classic make…read moreit out to Pittsburgh! if you want to try one of the best (if not the best) sandwiches in town, then get the Bobbie!! Thank you Capriotti's!

Brian, Thank you so much for taking care of this. The…read moresandwich was well wrapped, not touched by the driver, and was delicious. The fries were in an open paper cup in that lunch bag, man-handled and mostly eaten. The food was delivered in a single brown paper bag secured by a staple. I've had no response from Grub Hub about the disgusting behavior by their driver even though I reported it. Perhaps he was starving and needed the food more than me. Lorraine Crawley

Hey friends! I wanted something with a Pittsburgh stamp on it before I headed home. A Yelp search…read moreled me here to this eclectic spot with delicious food. Pittsburgh Sandwich Society runs a kitchen out of Strange Roots Experiential Ale which is a small locally-owned distillery. Once you enter, you'll scan a QR code to order online. Don't waste time like me waiting for a server lol. I ordered the In-An-Aht burger which features spring mix, their society sauce, American cheese and tomato. The burger was SO GOOD. All the ingredients had the perfect portions and came together beautifully. It was a perfect medium-well cook. The fries are hand cut and delicious. My only distaste was that fries were veryyyyy salty. +Customer service was amazing! +Limited Free Parking out front and in a nearby alley. +Plenty of tables for dine-in +Free boardgames to play +Beautiful patio with plenty seating I'm excited to return for the patio in the summer when I return to PA. I hope you enjoy!

Been a while since I've been to Pittsburgh sandwich Society due to me moving. Ive always enjoyed…read moretheir burgers and chicken sandwiches. However I had to come down for the fish sandwich. They don't open until 4, but you can place orders online hours before then. Picked up food around 4:20. By time we got home, the fish maintained its crispness. I was actually quite impressed with how well it was prepared. Nice and flaky but didn't fall apart. The bun it comes on is well proportion with the fish. The only thing I could've went without, was the macaroni salad topped on the fish. However, the food here never disappoints. I'll be back.

Wanted to try one more local favorite before heading back to Orlando, and Uncle Sam's Subs was a…read moregreat choice. If you love a good sandwich, this place delivers. It has a fun mix of Philly sandwich shop energy with Pittsburgh hometown vibes. The menu is big, the fries were really good, and the sub-style sandwiches are loaded and filling. I went with the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, while others ordered the Ultra Uncle Sam's Special. Portions were huge, so leftovers are definitely a bonus. They also have cheese sauce and ranch for the fries plus classic Coke products to wash it all down. Casual diner feel, big portions, and solid food. Easy spot to recommend if you're in Pittsburgh and craving a hearty sandwich.

This place is awesome! The vibes are great! I love the diner esthetic! The food is amazing and…read morethe prices are decent! If your a fan of old diner charm, good food set at reasonable prices then don't miss out! P.S. - Just make sure to eat in the diner so the fries are included with your meal. If you use take out you'll get charged extra for fries.

Everything we have had here has been really good! On our last trip to gristhouse's beer crib we got…read morethe tomato mozzarella flatbread and it was divine with huge creamy chunks of cheese and fresh tomatoes. It was also a very large portion for the price. A while back I had gotten a burger and I recall it being one of the best burgers I've ever had. Everything that comes out of the kitchen looks great. Looking forward to the next time my husband and I can get out to the beer crib and try more of their food.

Really good sandwiches here & it's located inside the same building as Grist House Beer Crib. So…read moreyou can walk up to the counter order your food, they give you a buzzer and you can go grab a beer at Grist House and then just go get your food & chow down. Today I ordered their spatula, which was the turkey Rachel and french fries. It is a farm to fork restaurant so everything is usually fresh and tasty. The bread on my sandwich was toasted perfectly, and the french fries were hot and crisp. They have napkins, plastic utensils, to go boxes, and a water station located on the wall between the two establishments. You can sit at a table to eat either a low top or a high top or sit at the bar. In summer, there is a nice patio outside. Great lunch stop even if you aren't partaking of the fine beer at Grist House. And if you need more grocery type farm to fork foods... You just walk up the hill to Freedom Farms market, and there you can get everything you need from fresh vegetables and fruit to pies and cookies and cake cakes, soups, meats, chocolates.

couldn't miss "Pittsburgh's most famous sandwich" while in town…read more They have a bunch of locations so it's pretty easily accessible. We walked about 10 min and change from our hotel to the strip district location. It is a small little place made up for by its attention grabbing wall art of famous and loved Pittsburgh figures. The menu is easy enough. Pick a protein (there are many options) to go on the sandwich which is the standard cole slaw, cheese, tomato, and fries tucked between two slices of thick, soft white bread. As a vegetarian, I was pleased to see a vegetarian option with both a cheese and an egg and cheese version. GF and I shared and it is not a bad sandwich to share bc the thing is massive. That isn't to say that I couldn't have eaten another half bc I absolutely could have. The thing is so large and busting with ingredients I wondered how I could fit it for a bite but where there's a will, there's a way. It was excellent. What a great combo of flavors and textures. I only wish there was more cheese. I do feel like with the cheese version there should be more than what is in the version with meat but call me crazy. I could eat that every day.

Sat. Afternoon, line outside but we wanted to get to go so went in. Was jammed inside, no empty…read moreseats. Inside decently lit, just a tad dark. Sports on the TVs. Medium loudness, mainly from people's conversations. Went to bar area, little to right of entering and ordered. Asked for their special and the asked for the type of meat. Didn't know so they suggested I try pastrami and the capicola. Ordered and waited maybe 10-15min and they gave us our order in a big paper bag. It was heavy! Opened up one of the sandwiches to share and nicely the sandwich was cut in half already. Just need to tear the paper wrapper to separate. As you may know, sandwich has Cole slaw and fries on it, so it's thick. Preferred the capicola over the pastrami. Decent amount of meat on the sandwich but waaaayyy more fries than anything. The close slaw adds some crunch and tartness to a pretty mild sandwich. Overall, food was underwhelming. I'd stop by again but for some kielbasa or something ethnic. Otherwise I'd probably just try another nearby place to eat.

This spot is amazing!!! My friend and I were looking for a quick lunch spot and came across this…read moreplace right in Squirrel Hill. The service is great. It is a super decorated small space with limited seating. I had the Murray Turkey Sandwich and it was a great pick. Super fresh and a perfect portion. Would recommend this place to everyone

Mannnnnn. I really wanted to love StuntPig, and I think I still could, but I need some time before…read moreI got back. First and foremost I want to say that this review has nothing to do with the service or any of the staff. The woman running the front counter was extremely friendly and attentive, and made sure my food came fast. The unfortunate part is that one of my sandwiches was inedible. The Mr. orange was really tasty. Peri peri sauces are some of my favorite and I'm always chasing that high of a cheeky Nandos (iykyk) I do think the heat was a little more than I expected but there are options to customize to cut the heat. The problem was the coveted French onion soup burger. Holy sodium. Without even dipping into the side car of jus it was like eating a salt lick. I don't want to write stuntpig off because it could just be the case of bad, overly salted meat, but man am I disappointed.