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    Cornerstone Restaurant & Bar

    3.4 (212 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids

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    Grilled Chicken Sandwich
    Anna N.

    A cute corner restaurant. Came in around noon, and it was empty. Service is a bit slow, but food made up for it. The fried Brussels sprouts were recommended by our waitress. They're good, fried and tossed in a sweet chili sauce. I got the grilled chicken sandwich, pretty good, but I liked the fries better.

    Chop Salad
    Carinne H.

    We had reservations for a Mother's Day brunch at cornerstone. We were the first ones at the restaurant, seated by ourselves for a few minutes. We sat in the back room, which had a beautiful ceiling and lit tables. The bar area has a unique brick wall. There are tables out front for al fresco dining. There is a kids menu with the normal offerings like grilled cheese, but also includes a few specialties like a kid's salmon. The tables have linens but were also covered with paper - which the waitress suggested the kids color on it directly! They loved that, it was a giant canvas. It was a good experience. The service was friendly and accurate, but even the drinks were slow to come out. I'm not sure if there are better parking options, but everything we saw nearby was street/permit only. We used the metered lot about a block away, which was fine given the good weather, but I would be apprehensive if you have mobility concerns or snow/rain.

    Spicy Thai Coconut Curry Mussels
    Jeremy B.

    4/25/25 Ate List: Spicy Thai Coconut Curry Mussels - 8.6 This spot is great. Service, atmosphere, all wonderful. Feels quaint and homey. These mussels were a gamble, but a truly amazing one at that. SO SO good. Flavors were amazing, a little kick but not overwhelming. Perfectly balanced with the Mussels that weren't over cooked. Absolutley delicious. My cocktail - The White Lotus was quite tasty as well.

    Stone burger and fries
    Ashley P.

    My friends and I came here on Wednesday night. It wasn't too crowded, but there were a few tables with people. Our waitress was really nice, however also extremely forgetful. We had to ask her for drinks multiple times before she finally remembered to bring it. As far as the food goes, my burger was good. I ordered it medium and it was cooked perfectly medium. The fries were soggy though. One of my friends ordered the gnocchi and received pappardelle instead. The bus boy went to get our waitress, but she forgot to come over. We waited about 10 mins before we were able to get her attention from helping another table. The manager eventually came over to let us know that the menu had changed. He remedied the situation by heating up the meal and removing the charge. Overall, it was a very "meh" experience.

    Dr Bob's Burger
    Julianna C.

    My husband, my son and I went to cornerstone for dinner last night. It was absolutely amazing. The food, the staff and being able to sit outside was really awesome. The food was fresh and you can tell the pasta homemade. My husband had a Pittsburgh ale and I had two dirty martinis. The martinis were perfect. I would've liked a stuffed Olive of instead, but that is just my preference! The Martini was absolutely perfect. My husband enjoyed his beer as well. We each had a dish. My husband had the Dr. Bob's burger, which is a hamburger with brisket and he said it was delicious. I had the cavatelli with cannellini beans, Frankie's hot sausage; this was so good and the portion is large! The food is really good. Hopefully next time I can stick around for dessert. But also a great menu. Definitely will be returning!

    Niçoise salad
    Sadie G.

    Came here with my mom for an afternoon brunch - booked on open table. I had the west coast Benny and my mom had the Niçoise salad. West Coast Benny was served with a side of fruit. However, per the menu the side should be home fries. Outdoor patio seating with a covered porch.

    The bar
    David J.

    We got a gift card for Cornerstone, so we tried it for dinner tonight. It was a pleasant surprise. Although I am very focused on the Pittsburgh restaurant scene, I never heard of the place. It's a local bar/restaurant, nicely decorated, with a big bar and small dining room. The menu is hard to categorize, with a bunch of apps of various types, a good variety of entrees, and multiple sandwiches. We just had the duck confit steamed buns and a side of fries. We started with martinis followed by glasses of white wine. The by the glass list was diverse and fairly priced. We didn't look at it bottle list, if there was one. Overall a good experience but a long trip for us.

    Brussels sprouts and lamb meatballs with pita
    Kristen E.

    White-table cloth establishment for an upscale meal inside or outside. The food was good: one lamb burger (because the brisket wasn't available), the Brussels sprouts, and the lamb meatballs. I would have appreciated more of the spread, because otherwise the pita was warm but dry. I had enough food from the two appetizers for two meals. The cucumber gimlet was fine, but service was a little spotty, and our lunch took over an hour, although the restaurant was not particularly busy on a weekday.

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    Love the Cornerstone. The food is great; wine fantastic and servers fantastic. Definitely try the happy hour. This is a must stop.

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    Food was good. Portion was a joke. For $36 it was ridiculously overpriced. Sides were also very skimpy.

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    Great ribs, brisket, yams! The corn bread is the BEST ever! Very clean and great jazz music vibe. BYOB too!

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