Had my first hoagie from here this past week. And let me tell it was life changing!…read more When it comes to hoagies, there are a lot of choices within a mile radius. We decided to try a brand new place and it was the best decision! Employees were very nice and answered my questions. Ambiance was that of pizza/sub shop. Tables/Floors were clean, and were a great place to wait and chat while your food was being made. highly recommend this place!!

I stopped by Fat Cat's Subs after taking my son to a practice at Pittsburgh Indoor Sports Arena…read more It is an odd looking building from the outside. Inside it is a cozy little sub shop. The workers were all very friendly and seemed to talk with everyone that came in. I had a whole Italian (toasted). It was a pretty tasty sub. A whole was $12 (which is pretty much expected).

The pizza was delicious!!!…read more Will definitely be back again. Worth the drive ftom Pittsburgh.

Good service, interesting atmosphere, somewhat kid friendly even with it being inside of a brewery…read more The food- Overall you can really tell that they use great ingredients and care about the product they are producing. The pizza was crispy but personally I dont think it had a ton of flavor. Not sure if we ordered the wrong one. The sourdough taste is very prominent more than other sourdough's I've had. Also got the cheesesteak which was pretty good overall. Would maybe return if im ever in the area again. Also makes it a little difficult since they only open at 4pm.

First time at @botl in New Kensington- only 20 or so min from Fox Chapel area. The food and service…read morewas fantastic. I had a very good mojito and my husband had a rusty nail. We then split the Nico's salad. It had Agi tuna , pickles, cukes, candied walnuts, pickled egg , Kalamata and castelvetrano olives and grilled fingerling potatoes. Then we shared the mussels and for dessert Baklava key lime cheesecake from Sweet Tillies in New Ken.

My friend and I were looking for somewhere to eat after biking the Butler-Freeport trail and she…read morerandomly found this spot. What a gem to find! I'll start off by saying that the place is very unassuming outside and we almost didn't see it. However, it's such a vibe when you walk in! The drinks are great and they have a full bar that is pretty stocked. I had their seasonal old fashioned and was pleasantly surprised by the price. My friend got a rose and was happy with her choice. They had a lot of good options on the menu and they also have their own Rye. Service was also great. We went at an off time - 230 on a Saturday, so there was plenty of space to sit. As far as the food goes, we both got the cacio e pepe because I mean, they have a huge cheese wheel there, so how can you pass that up?? We were also starving bc the cafe on the trail was randomly closed that day. She got the shrimp and I got the salmon. The proteins were cooked well and the noodles were perfectly al dente. It tasted good, however, they use cream in it and I couldn't taste any pepper. It was good, but I'd probably try something else next time. All of the food coming out looked great. I'll be back for sure!

10/10 Fantastic food all homemade amazing people and atmosphere its was amazing definitely…read morerecommend!!!! The service was amazing and people are so nice!!!

We stopped in after a walk with the dogs in Deer Lakes Park. For a such a small place in such a…read moresmall town, I was delighted to see Grey Goose in the bar. And coming back for the feta spinach roll.

Food: A+ Service: A+ (shoutout to Paige!)…read more This is easily the best diner I've been to--no exaggeration. The staff actually seem happy to be there, which makes a big difference, and the food portions are huge. Paige, our waitress, was fantastic--friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience even better. Best part? Big portions don't mean big prices. $50 for a family of four and you leave full. Be prepared to take home leftovers! You have to try the three stacked pancakes--they're literally the size of a plate. Highly recommend supporting this small business. We'll definitely be back.

I have been itching to try this diner out for some time now & I finally had a chance to go last…read moreweekend! I didn't get too crazy with what I ordered because I wanted to explore the foundations first-- eggs & home fries. My hubby had the corned beef hash bowl. The portions are MASSIVE & you can definitely split them. Noted for the future. As a diner snob from New Jersey, it is safe to say that the Deer Creek diner is Natalie approved.

Great fresh authentic Italian cuisine. Little authentic Italian grocer with these great hot foods…read moreavail daily. We used to order from here all the time at work. I highly recommend the chicken parm sandwich from here. Such great food!!!

Super cute market!! They seem to have everything hoagies to salads to some produce, plenty of…read morecheese etc. Fresh Pepperoni rolls available on Sundays! Delicious local Valos chocolate available for sale too. We were road tripping I'm looking for a snack so I purchased some homemade pizzelles!! They had several options available but I always like the original flavor with anise. I probably will be returning for some spaghetti sauce to try something new.. great first visit!!

2ND BEST REUBEN IN PITTSBURGH…read more My buddy Hunter has told me about this spot for at least half a year now and I finally made it Inside is like the most basic small town deli you'd expect with 2 tables and two small ones by the windows. Insane amount of chip options and for whatever reason Pepperidge Farms cookies. Wish they had homemade ones or local bakery because one with this meal would be perfect Macaroni Salad. I was a huge fan of this because it was SUPER light in mayo and not overpowering in the slightest. It could use a little more salt though. 7/10 Potato Leek. Fucking awesome but needed pepper. 8/10 Spicy Italian. Just boar's head meat, a SOLID house Italian on BreadWorks. 6.5/10 Reuben. LETS GO. BreadWorks marble rye, solid corned beef/thousand island and sauerkraut. The bread was cooked with the perfect amount of butter that when you press in you get the flood gates. I will always complain about not enough meat on a Reuben. Same thing here. 9/10 Absolutely worth the try if you are within 15min of this spot or passing through for the Reuben and quick lunch sandwiches I don't think I'll ever go back because Marshall's Reuben still shits on this

Not as good as it usually is. But I will still try again. This used to be the best Italian hoagie…read morearound, but like everywhere else, it was skimpy. One more try next time I am in the area and that will be the tell. I feel like everyone raises their prices because of the economy, when it's really not, but I actually want what I am paying for. If that is how much you need, to cover the cost of my food, okay. But I am not pay more and getting much, much less. And that's what it seems. If you need to add ~double meat Additional $2 then do it. Don't skimp on toppings. That is why we are here!

This is an amazing diner that feels like you are going home and having mom cook you a meal. It's…read morenot flashy, but everything is made with love. I had the Eazer burger with fries and it hit the mark, especially on Syrian bread. This is a locals hangout and they love it and you will too.

Very solid breakfast spot with absolutely amazing prices and huge portions. Definitely had a…read morehometown kind of vibe and blends classic American diner menu items with some cool, unique Syrian items as well. I go to try their fish sandwich, French toast, Syrian toast, Shankleesh, and bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. Everything was great, but most items were pretty simple. Bacon egg and cheese came in a solid portion for the price, and although the bacon was somewhat limp, it was still pretty tasty. The fish sandwich came with 2 fish Pattie's which were well coated but not that flavorful. No dipping sauce sadly, and the bread was just standard. But again great portion. The French toast was an amazing deal. So, so many pieces and a big side of syrup. High quality for the price too. That was super good. The Syrian toast I thought was interesting but not really my thing, as it seemed to be buttered up decently and was a tad stale. But, the Shankleesh (this sort of spicy cheese) was very cool, small cup but super flavorful and salty. All in all, very nice historic place. Good relaxed vibe and a nice menu with good portions and prices.

How can you beat the sandwich size and price. A staple in Pittsburgh and always worth a stop when…read morevisiting. The slaw is awesome and the fires on the sandwich make it a whole meal. The Pittsburger is always a classic and the Reuben didn't disappoint. Mirabella was a great server.

Are we sure this sandwich is a best seller? What are the other sandwiches like then...Hated…read moreeverything about this Pittsburgher sandwich besides maybe the slaw. Terrible bread, bland meat, soggy fries

Recommended by a colleague who lived in the area. Everything you want from a small town Italian…read morestore and deli. They have a great selection of Italian cookies and biscotti. I got a hot sausage sandwich that was fantastic, and hot! Almond and anise biscotti for desert and everything was more than I could have hoped for. Not only the staff but the customers were warm and friendly! If you like those small "hole in the wall" places to eat, find this one. I will definitely be back!!

I ordered a hoagie, from someone for a fund raiser. The hoagies were Fromm Faziosin New Ken. Don't…read moreever order from them. There was barely any meat and cheese on them, a little bit of wilted lettuce, no tomatoes because they charge xtra for them. Worst hoagie I have ever had.