Great menu- food is excellent, but the best thing about Celebration's is their staff! Aubrey,…read moreJess, Amber and Malick are amazing! They make you feel welcome and are happy to see you. That is why we eat there so frequently.

Servers were nice but service for our large party was slow and disorganized. Stuffed shells had…read morebarely any stuffing and the noodles were dry. No plates for the salad until the meal was nearly over.

Great vibes here and the BEST staff in the city. Food is delicious and we certainly consider this a…read morehidden gem. Good local spot to watch a Steelers game, but also has an awesome patio for the warmer months!

Guess I wasnt part of the click. Had two bartenders. Both acted like girfriend and I werent even…read morethere. I see why the place closes early and is never busy. Should just close permanetly.

One of us had the Fish sandwich was big and cooked perfectly…read more Another had Chicken Parmesan was delicious , I had Delmonico steak was melt in your mouth tasty. Very good meal Excellent service

This place is real good. I was nervous at first but glad I visit It was my first time at a Inn…read morePlace. This is comparable to Bob's Steak and Chophouse. Definitely up there. The double filet I had was cooked perfectly and humongous; yummy! The waitstaff and ambiance was nice. Great Deal

High Quality Food Superb Service…read more Amazing Ambiance pizza to go was my intentions when first approaching but stayed to eat

Their new owner is a thief! Of course the accept credit cards with their new ownership. Watch your…read morestatements as she has a history of stealing thousands! https://www.facebook.com/share/1LjosNzzG5/?mibextid=wwXIfr

My wife and I stopped in at Stella's in Clintkn, PA. We had…read moresuch a good time. The waitress and bar tender was awesome... had fun talking to the locals ate the bar. The wings were phenomenal, and the chicken Parm absolutely awesome and enough for two people:). Can't wait to bring my wife back there. Rob

My husband and I are new to the area and always see cars in the parking lot so we decided to stop…read morein for dinner. It was uncomfortably quiet despite multiple tables being full. We order drinks first and found out there are no drinks on tap. My husband was given his drink by the bartender and then she left to check in with tables before coming back and giving me mine. We left to get food at another place in town.

I love coming to this local brewery, especially on a nice night when they have both a food truck…read moreand a live band. One of their flagship beers, the raspberry wheat, is my favorite. It's always slightly tart and refreshing. It's perfect for the summertime, but I drink it all year round! The rotating food trucks are a much appreciated addition, as the brewery doesn't serve their own food. When the weather is cooperating, they seasonally have bands later in the week. The website is always up to date with events! The bartenders are very friendly and do their best to work through the lines as quickly as possible. They do have bathrooms and they're definitely outdated, but clean.

Stopped to try their beer on a recent trip to Pittsburgh, as my husband and I enjoy finding local…read morecraft brews when we travel. For a weekend afternoon I anticipated it would be a bit busier. Two (2) bartenders were working-male was very accommodating but the female seemed annoyed to wait on anyone who wasn't a "regular". Had the kids with us and they really enjoyed the pinball machines, but most are $1.00 a play, so we blew through $ in no time

Great sports bar with daily specials on food and drinks plus half off alcohol Monday through Friday…read more5 too 7 and late night college specials on Thursday night from 9 45 too 10. 45 pm.

Perfect Neighborhood Sports Bar with 12 TV's... Adults for Happy Hour and lots of College Students…read moreat night....Smoking Allowed

The joys of traveling with an 18-year-old. After several days of working long hours and running on…read morevery little sleep, there were only a few things on my young travel companion's mind: sports, food, sleep, and probably girls--in no particular order! With an 8:50 PM flight out of Pittsburgh and not much time to spare, we decided to grab dinner on the way to the airport. I let my travel companion pick the restaurant, and since he's a lot like his father, he made a solid choice. All Star Sports Bar & Grill was conveniently located and an easy stop before heading to the airport. Thankfully, the restaurant wasn't busy when we arrived because we still had the rental car return, TSA and a flight ahead of us. We opted for the dining area rather than the bar, which gave me a chance to take in all the sports memorabilia. As a lifelong sports fan, I really enjoyed the atmosphere. Being in Pittsburgh, the walls were covered with Steelers and Penguins history, along with plenty of jerseys from players I grew up watching. Our server, Nicole, was excellent from start to finish. Friendly, attentive, and quick with recommendations. Before my coworker could even look at the menu, I spotted the Soft Pretzel Sticks and ordered them as an appetizer. Good decision. Warm, salty, and paired perfectly with the cheese sauce. Definitely order these When I asked Nicole for recommendations, she immediately suggested the Reuben and the wings. Had I not eaten a Reuben the day before, that's probably what I would have ordered. As for the wings, I'll admit it--I am a Wing Snob. If they're not homemade or from Western New York, I'm usually passing. That's not a knock on their wings; it's just a very high standard that comes from growing up around some of the best wings in the country. Wanting to try something local, I ordered the Pittsburger. For me, it was just okay. Not bad by any means, and I cleaned my plate, but it wasn't a sandwich I'd order again. Looking back, the Reuben probably would have been the better choice. The fries were also average. I requested them crispy and without seasoning, but they didn't really stand out. Meanwhile, my travel companion ordered boneless wings. What can I say? He's 18. I even tried explaining the superiority of blue cheese over ranch, but that lesson appears to have fallen on deaf ears. Overall, I'm giving All Star Sports Bar & Grill 3 stars. That rating has more to do with my particular food choices and the rushed nature of our visit than the restaurant itself. The sports atmosphere was excellent, the service from Nicole was outstanding, and there were several menu items I'd like to come back and try. If I'm back in the area with more time and a bigger appetite, I'd definitely give this place another shot.

This place is a pretty solid sports bar, what you'd expect for a decent menu and happy hour drinks…read more It felt a bit smoky from the location with a smoke shop next-door. I don't know how I'd feel bringing a family in here. The location is a bit wonky in a mall parking lot as well. However, the service was solid, but I was confused because two servers were taking care of us at the same time. If you're looking for a bar while you're at the mall, this is pretty much the only thing you've got that's within the same walking space. Enjoy.

Very enjoyable crowd. I'd recommend this place to anyone looking for a hometown Pittsburgh kinda…read morebar.

Great local bar. Simple place with friendly people and friendly staff. Played pool with some…read morelocals. It was a free dukebox night ... what a laugh. You can smoke in this bar but the air conditioning was excellent so it didnt disturb me. I will probably pop in the next time I want to drink in Pittsburgh.

Straight up, there should be a book called "How to Run a Successful Operation in Pittsburgh" and…read morethere should be a picture of this place on the cover, along with a case study. Always packed, always impressive array of beer (one of the best breweries in region, IMO), and the food is tasty and reasonably priced. The site is so vast, there's never a shortage of seating, you just need to do a little bit of exploration to find a spot, but there's fun in that. Still trying to get to the upper command level - might need to head there during non-peak hours. Oh, I forgot to mention that each day/week there are a handful of beers and drinks that are super reasonably discounted - incredibly appreciated in the economic hellscape that is 2025.

I have always been a fan of Grist House. One of my favorite Pittsburgh breweries if I'm being…read morehonest. The Millvale location is amazing, so I had to go check out the newish Grist House Command. First off, awesome spot. Absolutely massive. Great views, plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor. I liked the double bar set up, made grabbing a beer decently speedy. Beers were tasty as always, huge selection to choose from. One of the few Pittsburgh breweries that have a solid sour selection. Unfortunately, the food was absolutely terrible (details below): - Fresh Tortilla Chips: looks like a 10 year old sprinkled cheddar cheese over a pile of chips and microwaved it for a minute. This entire dish was a massive greasy congealed mess. The fact that they even serve this makes no sense. - Big Pretzel: the pretzel itself was actually really tasty, but the beer cheese was nasty. Terrible texture and extremely grainy. Tastes like someone dumped saw dust into this. Please find a new beer cheese recipe. - Command Style Dog: honestly not bad.... was it worth $7.50? Absolutely not. - Millvale Style Dog: has potential, but the chili is odd. The bun was mush before I even took my first bite. Overall, I'd give this place a 5/5 if it weren't for the food. I absolutely love Grist House, but someone needs to come in and fix the food menu asap.