Went to breakfast on Thursday morning the 3rd of September, my second time there…read more Greeted and seated as soon as I came in the door. Waitress was very pleasant and made us wait a minute until the fresh coffee was available. The breakfast menu is varied and the omelette and potatoes were excellent. Another great visit!

I've been coming here a long, long time. The best memories for me are breakfasts. In the past,…read moresometimes at 2, 3 or 4 in the morning. When it's lunchtime, it's always one of the hot sandwiches from my childhood....hot turkey, beef, or meatloaf on bread, usually with fries and gravy over everything. The thing I always liked was that the turkey was always real.....as in real sliced turkey. I was there last week for a late lunch, early dinner and I saw that one of the specials was a turkey dinner. That was all I had to see. I chose a salad as my side. That was my first big mistake. When I told my friends, they all said. Ewwww, you should NEVER order a salad there and I found out for myself, why. The lettuce was all brown edged, looked over chilled and somewhat mushy with two sliced of cucumber. The cucumber was fresh which made the lettuce look even worse. Then came the entree. All I saw was a sea of gravy, which is fine. I started to get into the meal and went for the dressing/stuffing. It was a gray/beige color, very wet and it looked like someone put bread in water and wrang it out by squeezing their hand. The fries were fries. No problem there. Then I saw it. The turkey was round, all the same thickness and all the same shape. I crashed big time. Decades of my life were slapped in the face and I felt betrayed. When the server came to the table she asked, "Aren't you hungry?" I said, "Uhh not really." And she replied, "I understand." I'm hesitant to go back, even for breakfast and especially not for a hot turkey sandwich. If I saw round turkey on that, I don't know what I'd do! So, if you're looking for breakfast...fine. Anything else....you're on your own. Thanks for the memories, at least.

Wonderful food!! Some of the best breakfast I've had in a while. Definitely super flavorful! My…read morefriend had the banana and chocolate chip pancakes which were just so warm and hearty and sweet and just wonderful! I have the chorizo plate that was perfectly flavorful for the spicy foods that I like. We got there at about lunch time on a weekday and still had to wait about 15 minutes. Definitely a lot of people waiting but this place gets you in and out quickly! Our service was very friendly but also very fast. They are used to their crowds you can tell! Comfortable place for the most part and there is another room in the back where they see people so it's bigger than it looks.

We ended up coming here twice during our visit to Pittsburgh, once on a busy weekend and again on a…read moreweekday for brunch, and it definitely lived up to the hype. On the weekend, we waited about 15 minutes for a table, which wasn't bad at all. During the weekday, we were seated immediately. The star of the meal is undoubtedly the famous crepe-style hotcakes. They're thin, buttery, lightly crisp around the edges, and absolutely to die for. Pair them with the Lyonnaise-style potatoes, and you've got one of the best brunch combinations around. The service was quick and friendly both times, our coffee cups never stayed empty thanks to the free refills, and the food came out surprisingly fast despite how busy it was. The decor has that classic all-American diner charm, simple, nostalgic, and full of character. If you're visiting Pittsburgh, Pamela's is absolutely worth adding to your brunch list. We'll definitely be back.

Great food!! Service was EXCELLENT, coulx…read morecould not ask for faster, better service. I will give it an A++!!

I have had such highs and lows here, but today was the worst and probably the final straw…read more Was surprised it wasn't crazy crowded on Father's Day and we chose to eat inside which turned out to be a mistake because the A/C vents are right above the booths and it was freezing. I ordered the avocado toast and it arrived quickly and looked awful. It tasted as awful as it looked. The avocados were old and bitter. I order this everywhere and there's usually some onions or tomatoes and lime juice mixed in. This was just old avocados. The server came by to check and I told her it was bad and to take it away. She never asked if I wanted something else or to try the toast again. The manager came by a little later asking if all was ok. Told him about the avocado and he was extremely interested in helping but I just didn't feel like eating anymore. They did take the toast off our check.

I've been going to Nadine's for as long as I can remember and it's always been a good experience…read more This South Side, no-nonsense bar/restaurant puts out some darn good bar-style comfort food. By the way, when I say no-nonsense, it's no joke...food is served on paper plates. This beer & shot dive bar is as old school Pittsburgh as you can get. Service is no-nonsense, old school, and good.

Nadine's was an awesome dve bar diner serving up delicious food and cold drinks from early morning…read moreto late at night, a real neighborhood gem... Unfortunately, Nadine's is no longer what it once was. My review is going from 5 to 1 stars. Since the original owners and crew, then each generation of staff over time, things have fallen. We walked in this time, even the water and beer were un drinkable. The place is filthy, we didn't stay. Each time before this was just incrementally less good, but it had been awesome for so long, we kept on trying

Good Food, Good People, always friendly. Fast service, today…read moreI had the shrimp and grits with eggs, delicious

Service and my meal was excellent, kind and friendly.. I recommend this restaurant to friends and…read morefamily..

Took Family for Breakfast to DeLuca's in the Strip after an early Mass at St.Pauls in Oakland…read more Great Diner food, Pittsburgh atmosphere and service . We all enjoyed the experience at a Strip landmark.

Just a solid spot…read more Nothing was crazy good but I still enjoyed it all. Defo overhyped but I can see why people who don't like trying new spots would say it's their favorite Would absolutely recommend this to anyone visiting who doesn't want to drive far for breakfast at all and stay in the city Pancake was just solid. 7/10 Chicken and waffles were surprisingly great 8/10 The biscuits and gravy ehh. 6/10 TON of seating. Staff are very yinzer so a good experience for that for sure if you want that. Friendly

We sat outside on a beautiful day. It was quiet and we could enjoy each others company without loud…read moremusic! My food was great and the portions were perfect for me. If you like Nutella, you would like The Shady because they put a whole bunch on there. (Almost too much for me, but I would rather have more than less). Our server was great and attentive and the table was clean and a good size.

Vibes are very chill in here and it was not what busy for a weekend before they close…read more Food was quick and delicious and not that pricey! I recommend giving it a try. Oh and portions were large.

BLUF: fast, tasty, cozy. Four of us went for breakfast on a…read moreSunday morning. We were afraid it would be pretty crowded because we got there at about 9:35. Luckily there were only a few people ahead of us and this place doesn't really good job of keeping people on a steady flow in and out. They do require that you have all of your party ready to sit before they'll sit you down. We waited perhaps 5 minutes to get a table for four. Among us we ordered the eggs benedict, biscuits and gravy, and their classic breakfast sandwich. Across the board it was all very tasty. The biscuits and gravy I think use a sweet or sausage that I'm used to, but it was still very good. One of the best things about the eggs benedict is that it didn't taste just like the sauce, which is common. Instead you got the full medley of flavors from the egg and all the fixings. We also got their classic Italian bread french toast which is so buttery by itself you really almost don't need syrup. Served by very friendly but very efficient waitresses. The only downside, which this restaurant can't really control, is that parking is a pain and is expensive. But that's just a nature of the way the Strip District has grown. We didn't have any other sandwiches but they look like they would be delicious and this would be a good place for a brunch or lunch as well.

The food is good and our server was great. Parking is first come first serve, but street parking…read moreisn't hard to find. Everything is fine except for one of the managers? Heather with short blonde hair. The tension within the staff was just deafening. It was like I was eating in boot camp all over again. Which is extremely unusual for such a happy place. Hospitality work isn't for everyone.

Joe's Rusty Nail knows how to do breakfast right! We stopped by last Saturday, and the food was…read morefantastic, but the real star of the show was Bonnie. She was on top of everything, keeping our drinks full, checking in at just the right moments, and making us feel truly welcome. Service like that is rare! I had a little bit of everything breakfast wise, and it was all phenomenal, hearty portions, great prices, and full of flavor. Plus, we even got to sit in Mr. McFeely's legendary seat! I do have to go back and try the Reuben because I saw a number of people eating it and it looked really good. Some diners are slipping, but not Joe's Rusty Nail! If you want great food, great vibes and amazing service, go see Bonnie at ajoes crusty Nail, you won't regret it!

Tables are a bit jammed in there, but it's a good neighborhood diner. The service was friendly and…read morethe food was delicious. There's a parking lot just down the block, so you don't have to park on the street. Be aware that they're CASH ONLY. I haven't heard of that in a restaurant - especially post-pandemic. Fortunately, my dad noticed that on their website.

Completely unique breakfast spot. Nestled under 2 huge bridges makes this an unusual Pittsburgh…read morelocation. There are 6 booths and lots of counter seats. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. This is a place where the clientele keep coming back. It's bike-friendly and just off the bike trail. The food is made from scratch and cooked right in front of you, diner style. Completely family owned and down home Pittsburgh. It's not a fancy place but it's very cool.

Don't come here expecting a trendy or fancy restaurant. This is an old-school Pittsburgh diner with…read morelots of character. The inside is well-worn, with vintage Steelers memorabilia on the walls, taped-up chairs, and that classic neighborhood "dive diner" feel that has probably looked the same for years. What makes this place stand out is the food. Don is clearly a talented cook. The pancakes were light, fluffy, and absolutely delicious. Our favorite was the homemade home fries with onions and green peppers--they were perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and some of the best we've had. The servers were incredibly sweet and made us feel welcome from the moment we walked in. If you're looking for a polished, upscale restaurant, this isn't it. But if you love authentic neighborhood diners where the food is homemade, the portions are generous, and the people are kind, this place is definitely worth a visit. We'll absolutely be back!