Totally enjoyable evening. Corey is amazing. The food was great. Lovely ambiance complimented by…read morethe light jazz. Not sure where Sal G was. Bless the server who had his table.

My experience at Uncorked had much to be desired…read more First off, the music was wonderful. I never got the name of the musician, but the ambiance he created was beautiful. Food was okay. Some things were great, others were lacking. I got the steak salad and while the steak itself was great, the salad was just ok. It could've benefitted from not being DROWNED in the balsamic vinaigrette. Our service was sub par. She appeared suddenly and flat out asked if we wanted drinks. No introduction, no menu introduction, nothing. She would go on to check in infrequently. Lastly and something that is out of control of the restaurant but still harmed our experience, our table neighbors were unbarebly inconsiderate. They would yell and talk across our table to people sitting at our other side which was incredibly disruptive to me and my fiance's dining. All in all, our trip for my fiance's birthday to Uncorked could've been much better.

A larger group of us stopped by on Saturday afternoon and they were super accommodating and moved a…read morebunch of tables so we could all sit together. The inside has a small bar with seating, and quite a few tables so I would say it's good for groups. They're a wine bar and all of their wine is from Italy. We opted for a bottle of bubbly to split amongst four of us and it wasn't expensive. They also give you pistachios to snack on which is a nice touch. They handled separate checks like pros which made things easy for us.

Super cool place to learn about Italian wines. Nice ambiance and friendly people. Will definitely…read morebe back.

Really nice selection of beers and wines. Stopped by to see what local beers they had and walked…read moreaway with a several items. They have this sour smoothie beer that was delicious. We got a Troeg's Lager and an IC Light; liked both very much. They have a wine tasting every month.

P'vino is much more than a beer and wine store. Yes, they have a beautifully curated selection of…read morebeer and wine but they also promote a community-first experience and encourage folks to sit at their big table and enjoy wine in store so that's what we did! Parker was kind enough to pick out a red and white that everyone would enjoy and the owners were so generous they gave us free chips and also samples of some vodkas and other drinks! Seriously the hospitality here was so special and absolutely created a homey and fun vibe while also keeping prices low because they don't charge a corking fee to drink their wines in store! The five of us drank two bottles of wine and it was only $8 a person and these were good quality wines. So much fun!

Pizza is so dang good. Woodfire Neapolitan style. Good size pizzas but could likely each have own…read morerather than share unless it's not going to be the main meal. Such a great aesthetic inside. They have lots of fun drinks and cocktail options. On Mondays they don't do pizza but do $1 dogs and jazz. Pizza was out quickly but it wasn't super busy when I was there.

I always appreciate their good vibes during the day and night. They have a great selection of…read moreunique beers on draft that are around $8-9. They also had a good dry cider. I would love if they get more ciders and even kombucha on draft in the future. The bartender was great to interact with. I'm looking forward to returning!

Excellent. Hip without being overwhelming. Excellent vibe. Relatively quiet but still fairly busy…read more Nice place to grab a drink and an appetizer. I started with a beer and a seasonal roasted apple salad. Both good. I liked the serving vessel for the beer. It made the beer feel more comfortable in what is ultimately a cocktail bar. I ended the night with a cocktail, and the bartender was very much interested in discussing what I was looking for and making adjustments tailored to my preferences. Very cool. Even beyond just the bartender, the staff were all friendly and helpful without being overwhelming. Overall, a very nicely executed experience.

The vegetarian quiche is excellent . Enjoyed my cappuccino as well…read more Relaxed vibes, ample seating -- good place to work or to catch up with friends over brunch / coffee. Staff are very friendly too.

Despite all of the issues going on with the (former?) owner of the restaurant group, I do need to…read moregive a positive review of my experience at Golden Gai! I loved the counter seating watching your food and drinks be prepared. The staff was all super helpful with descriptions and recommendations. We truly don't have a bad bite or sip! Plus the entire space is a vibe.

Golden Gai is an amazing place with a very cool and modern vibe. We sat at the bar and got to see…read morethe chefs preparing the delicious food. We ended up ordering a bit more than we anticipated since everything looked so good. We enjoyed our cocktails, the sushi and the service was excellent. We can't wait to go back.

Totally forgot what I got but ik the chargrilled oysters were so packed with flavor and freaking…read moredelicious, regular oysters were also so fresh and wonderful. Highly recommend coming in happy hour. Look at my funky fresh fun friends and our spread!

"Veggie" options aren't reliable. The "veggie" jambalaya is just rice and peppers with ham and…read moretomato based broth. So not veggie at all. Mac and cheese is good but tiny. Server stated they use soybean based fry oil, so at least anything fried is ok as long as you're fine with shared friers. Good as a bar though.

Great food and service. Sit on the back patio if you're able to! Definitely get the fried…read moreartichokes as an appetizer!!!

The Sausage Pasta is my favorite. Portion a bit more than I can eat but it serves up well as a…read moreleftover. Tiramisu is one of the best in the region. Looked over the outside patio. Sorry we didn't eat there as it seemed perfect, not that there was anything wrong with dining inside. So why only three stars? No separate checks. Only 50/50 split. With today's restaurant computer capabilities this is a huge negative. Don't plan on going back. Another negative was the unannounced high prices of the daily specials. If you are looking to charge higher than the norm then give the price when describing those entrees and special dessert. Maybe the stars should be 2-1/2 now that I think about it.

A friend and I went to dinner at One by Spork to celebrate our friendship because we actually first…read moremet there on their first night of service! This was our first time back since they opened December 2024 and there's been so much growth since then! They've tightened up service and we thought the menu was more cohesive now. We started off with some amuse-bouche before heading over to the dinner table for the main courses. They did a great job of explaining the ingredients and techniques used in each course and everything felt very intentional. My favorite dishes were the swordfish, duck breast, and parsnip cheesecake. Each course comes with a drink pairing and I was really impressed by the complex and unique cocktails. They give you a printout of everything you ate and drank at the end in a goodie bag along with some cookies! This is such a fun and delicious elevated dining experience that's great for special occasions or really whenever you just want to treat yourself.

This is a rarity in Pittsburgh and I'm glad it exists. We dined at Spork before they switched to…read morethe tasting menu and wasn't too fond of it-my opinion has changed! There is a hard start time as the tasting menu is done in a large group setting-serving everyone at once. So, we found ourselves wandering around the neighborhood and then standing in front of the door waiting for 6pm to strike, I felt like a creep. The area itself is an open floor plan so when they welcome you in, it's confusing to see the table we will be seated around but also see little stations for the canapés. Little awkward. We found a two-seater, and as a plus size woman I felt a bit cramped. My husband and I are both tall (5'11" and 6'3" so we were both fighting over who got the bench seat vs the little stool. There's always that awkwardness when you're looking around trying to figure out what the heck is about to happen and wondering..when is it time to EAT. We did 3 or 4 canapés which were all enjoyable-one that stands out to me had goat cheese and beets-yum! We are asked to take our seats at the large table and ...awkward again bc we are just kind of all looking around waiting. I have a sensitivity to alcohol so I did the N.A. pairing and I didn't feel like I missed out on much. The sommelier did a great job at explaining the notes and why each pairing happened. I really enjoyed the tasting menu. The chef kept us abreast of what we were trying and looped in other accompanying staff which gave us some of their backstory which was nice. I love that the restaurant has an urban garden and tries to reduce waste-that's so important. Minus 1 star because of the clunkiness of the bench area vs the large table where we ate and the cost. $275/pp plus tip isn't something that many can swing in a blue collar city.

This spot is so cool! I love the lighting inside, the space is really beautiful. It's pretty big…read moreand is a great spot for bigger groups. They have a large beer selection and I love that they have a lot of non beer options too like Jackworth Ginger Beer. The staff is super nice, we had a last minute party here and they were able to accommodate our large group and were super nice to my MIL. You can bring food from nearby spots like Gino's and they also have a food truck outside that does great food. Definitely a great spot to hang!

No complaints about Blue Sparrow. The food was amazing and so accommodating. I have a nut, dairy…read moreand egg allergy & they let me look at the dairy free cheese ingredients to make sure it was all good! The pizza was amazing. My girl friends and I came after four years of me wanting to come here. I love Gravel Grinder and live close to an OTB so heard of Dancing Gnome from that. Finally made our way there and well, make sure you do not bring young kids. My friend had an 18 month old with us and as she was BUYING a beer from them, the guy who worked there asked if she "could keep the screaming to a minimum." An eighteen month old!!! And Mother's Day is tomorrow, nice. He said that they had to draw a line somewhere and he wasn't kidding. The 18 month old was not running around screaming crying all day. We were outside having the kids play and when my friend was buying a beer he got a bit fussy and was told to keep it to a minimum. Needless to say, we will NOT be coming back. If you have small children, I would not suggest this place. Super disappointing. I've always hyped their beer and place up and now I can't support it. We ended up going to Grist House and it was a WAY better vibe and WAY busier...I wonder why. I should have known when their sign said no dogs allowed.