Great service, excellent pastries and sandwiches! Really can't go wrong with anything here, but…read morewould definitely recommend the Montagnard sandwich if you're a prosciutto lover, and the almond croissants... they're absolutely worth trying once and then you'll no doubt be addicted to the. The cafe is also a great spot to sit and read, so work, but be prepared for some crowds

After attempting to have there two days in a row, the third time was the charm. Now if you're going…read moreto be closed on a holiday AND the following day, please update your website and put a notice in the door! But alas, it was mostly worth the wait. Latte was strong (in a good way) and the pastries were delicious as exp. The only bummer was the chocolate eclair, the chocolate was way too dense and overpowering. Quiche is light, eggy and smooth and the kouign-amann was delightful (though a tad dense). There's plentiful seating and the music (except for the Holiday tracks) has cool '70s & '80s vibes.

One of the few places in Pittsburgh where you can get a Taylor Ham/Pork roll breakfast sandwich!…read moreHas been one of my favorite spots for years and a hidden gem in Mt. Washington. I love the banana fosters latte and it pairs well with your breakfast. All breakfast sandwiches come with a little fruit cup. The owners are so sweet and the service is always great. Be patient when you go, they have a small but mighty staff! Easiest to call your order ahead for pickup. Inside and outside seating with cute decor from local artists. Very close to the Grandview overlook with great views of the city.

This is the spot. At the corner of Bigham and Virginia, high atop Mount Washington neighborhood of…read morePittsburgh sits the cute independent small neighborhood business of Café Cravings Gourmet Coffee Shop-Pittsburgh Stop by for a seasonal beverage - the espresso and lattes or drip coffee, smoothies, frappes, or something from the cooler. Have a biscotti, pastry from the case, or a treat from the shelf. Order a sandwich: breakfast, deli, or panini. There's several on the menu, and it's customizable! It's a warm friendly welcoming place to visit!! Tip: maybe carpool or walk this little business area can be booming!

Mediterranean is one of my favorite places to go. Food is absolutely delicious. Good coffee and…read morewonderful dessert desserts

I can confidently say that out of the 30+ pizza restaurants my child has tried my eight-year-old…read moreson loves the pizza here. We came on a Friday and also tried sthe fish sandwich. It was amazing and very large. We have always loved this restaurant and we will definitely be back many more times. The food is excellent and the vibe is on point.

Plenty of off-street parking, the ambiance is lovely, service was impeccable, and the tea and…read morefood...Divine!

What a great shop right in Mt Oliver! I went here on a Saturday morning. The service was great,…read morecoffee was fresh, and the food was delicious. I had the iced americano, which came with an orange peel, which was excellent. I also had the savory crinkle with mushrooms and onions and it was very flavorful. I would highly recommend ECHT!

Disclaimer that I haven't had a full meal at Mel's Petit Café...yet! This charming little eatery is…read moreacross from my dentist's office, so I typically stop in for coffee and a pastry after my appointments. There aren't a lot of tables or chairs, but thanks to large windows and beautiful blue walls, the space feels bright and inviting regardless. Foodwise, the café's specialty is definitely crepes, which take up the most space on their chalkboard menu. There are also a handful of sandwich options. One day, I promise I'll enjoy one of these delectable-looking treats...but given that I'm enjoying holiday treats left and right at the moment, I didn't indulge in either today. Drinkwise, Mel's Petit Café serves up some darn good coffee. Today I got the cookie butter latte special. Their recipe called for oat milk, which was an absolutely delicious choice. And the latte definitely hit the right balance of added flavor and coffee flavor for me; it was an excellent way to re-caffeinate before continuing with my day. I also got a muffin to take home for later - Mel's Petit Café serves mixed berry muffins, all of which are made with blueberries and raspberries. And these are GOOD muffins. These aren't the muffins that only have two bites of fruit total; I've had half of mine and it is FULL of berries. Absolutely delicious and I'll probably order one of these to go every time I visit from now on. Add in a team that's all smiles and does an excellent job keeping things moving, and this place is a 10/10 (well, 5/5 on Yelp). I cannot recommend it enough and I'm already excited to stop by again!

I like it. Crepes are underrepresented as a breakfast lunch option and they offer a good…read moreselection. Environment is comfortable for meeting and lingering. Only complain was that my last visit was an hour before clossing and they were out of regular drip coffee. So the option given was to buy an "Americano". This is made by adding water to expresso. My issue is that is cost $7 for a large compared to $ for a large coffee. And they did not skimp on the water. :(. They should at least have a policy of substitution at the same price when the regular coffee (which I thought was good during past visits) is out of stock.

I got the pumpkin pie latte 20oz ($7) and it was made with 4 shots of espresso and pumpkin flavors…read more The drink was very delightful and had a good pumpkin flavor to it. The barista was very friendly and I absolutely love the Pittsburgh YINZ decor with all the slang. Definitely would come back again! Drink(50%): 7.7 Staff/service(25%): 8.0 Value(25%): 7.5 Overall: 7.7/10

I had a pretty full morning in Pittsburgh's North Side neighborhood because that's where all the…read moreinteresting modern art museums stand within reasonable proximity of each other. That's good because it was colder than a witch's hoo-ha outside. After spending a lot of time al fresco at Randyland, I think I was breathing icicles by the time I saw this corner cafe, one of a local chain named for what Pittsburgh residents call themselves. It was a welcome sight because I needed something to warm myself before my final walk to the parking garage. Housed in a vintage brick building, it was a cavernous space with tall ceilings and fortunately open tables. I ordered the $4.50 Large 20-oz Cafe au Lait because I needed the extra fuel to get me through the frosty weather (Photo 9). They have Yinz merch for sale and the last of their baked goods. Oh well, I didn't need the extra calories anyway. COFFEE - 4 stars...piping hot the way I needed it AMBIANCE - 4 stars...a lot of space to spread out SERVICE - 4 stars...quite efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...I'm not a Yinz but they served me anyway RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/QKLtuBlwjs

My wife and I checked into a downtown hotel and headed out for the night. First stop was Yinz…read moreCoffee, perfectly located under the Monongahela Incline. The shop is modern and the woman working the counter was friendly and professional. My wife enjoyed their cold brew and I went for the nitro cold brew. Can't recall if I'd had nitro cold brew before but this one was awesome! Cascading foam added to the smooth coffee experience! Loved it!

I think if it was purely based on my drink (iced decaf Americano with lavender flavor) J would have…read moregiven maybe 3 stars. It was very weak and diluted. However, the rest of the family ordered various flavored coffee drinks and they really enjoyed them. The pickle flavored popcorns were pretty good also. The space is just large enough, but they do have outdoor seatings also. The service was very friendly and helpful.

Despite being somewhat pricey, Bartram's is nearly the perfect breakfast spot…read more As of this review, I have eaten at least a dozen breakfast burritos from this location over the last two years. I have tried all the different meats, vegetables, and cheeses and have never experienced a change in quality. The one issue is the variability in terms of portions. On one visit, you might get a monster burrito that you would happily pay $15 for and the next time you might get one that does not even seem to be worth $5; the actual cost is around $12. The service is impressive! Everyone is friendly and I seldom have issues with the accuracy of my order. Also, the inside of the building is very clean. The location is not old, but they do a good job of always having a top-notch presentation from an aesthetic standpoint. It is not cheap, but nothing is these days. If you get the monster burrito, you get great value. If you do not, then you might come away thinking you overpaid. On a scale of 1-5: Food - 4 Service - 5 Price - 3

I used Bertram House Bakery for a business lunch. I'm only giving it 3 stars because for delivery,…read moreyou have to use DoorDash, and I didn't like the way they packaged it up. It wasn't boxed as box lunches the way you order it. 12 orders of fruit sides were put into 6 boxes so if someone took a whole box, someone else didn't have a side. No plates or napkins, nor anyplace to order them. The food, very good. It was a big hit, so very disappointing that I'll have to think twice about using them again - not for the food but because I can't be sure we'll have everything we need for lunch. The boxes the wraps came in were beautiful, small fruit cups would have fit in alongside a wrap nicely with silverware and a napkin. Just a suggestion for the business.

It's crazy that there seems to be two listings for this place. I am wondering if one is meant to be…read morefor the bar/coffee shop (most likely). I reviewed the original listing long ago. But, here we go again. Amazing record store with incredible and I mean incredible vinyl finds. The live music events they put on are always spectacular. Really good sound for a small space. The bar/coffee shop puts out stellar drinks. The service is beyond. Proper all around.

This place is the coolest! A vinyl record store with connected and knowledgeable music industry…read morefolks in the vinyl part of the store. They also have a small stage for gigs every Friday and Saturday and often other days of the week as well. Check out the calendar of events. It is also a coffee shop with excellent coffee and espresso and the rest. AND they have a bar with a diverse collection of art and music passionate people buzzing around. Beer is fairly priced and you constantly beat $4 Straub cans.