The wings are very good. Sauce is simple but good. If I was taking them home, I would just use my…read moreown sauce. The bar is smoky but if you're ok with that then it's not an issue. The bartender was nice. She kept me updated about my carry out order. I would go back for the wings to carry out. I would go back by myself but without my kids if I wanted a drink.

Great little neighborhood bar. The bartender was an absolutely amazing lady. I had the Italian…read morehoagie while my friend had six wings. Be prepared if you order the wings, they are the "whole wing". Looked fantastic. We'll stop by again if golfing nearby.

The pizza. And wings were hot and ready in 10 minutes! They were crispy and delicious! Ranch…read moredressing was extra but so worth it! Love Milano's! Young employees are always kind and courteous. Thanks guys!

This place is horrible for delivery. They just don't care at all about customer service. So many…read moreoptions will never order from them again. Almost 2 hours and no care at all

Might be the best wing's ive had in the area, if not the world! jk thats an inside joke with my…read morefiance but we bought these day of for the superbowl and the food was out on time we just picked it up, super smooth. We got the 2 flabors 50 wings, twice. Big fine woman 2000 is big and fine fr. Also the lebron one with rasberry sounds crazy but honestly adds like a nice sweet touch which is not bad at all. I would easily make this my go to wings place for sports games etc. No seating inside tho, just a take out place.

We get their wings almost every Friday. They are consistently delicious. My favorite sauce is Bob's…read moreSignature Hot. If you like a standard "hot" wing or buffalo wing, it's like that but elevated and with more of a bite. So good. I also really like their Honey BBQ.

Bear's Inn is truly a hole in the wall & I am so happy to stumble upon it. I went on Wednesday Wing…read morenight. We had the BBQ & Garlic-Parmesan wings. We also had curly fries. The dining room was clean, with plentiful seating. The service was excellent; they warned us right away that it would be 30-40 min for the wings to come out due to the queue. They were huge, perfectly fried, and a tremendous value! It is cash-only! Come with a hungry belly! I can't wait to come back again!

I have not visited the restaurant portion of this place, so this review is strictly for the bar…read moreportion -- and that part of the portion is one of my favorite dive bars in the area. The joint has character, and long ties to the small community of Harwick. The current incarnation of "Bear's" was established by two brothers 44 years ago. The hand carved back bar probably goes back to the first bar here, which was probably (?) established between prohibition and mid-century? A big part of the attraction of dive bar lies in the patrons it attracts, and I came here early on a weekday when no one else was there; so any observations on that will have to wait for future visits. But the place has such character that I've already listed it among my favorite PIttsburgh area dives.

We ordered two fish sandwiches for pickup for the first Friday of Lent, and everything was great…read more When I arrived, the parking lot was packed and everyone inside seemed to be having a great time. Despite how busy they were, our food was hot and ready right on time. The fish sandwiches came with a choice tartar or cocktail sauce, French fries, and coleslaw. Everything was delicious and packaged well for pickup. We were happy with the quality and service, especially on such a busy night!

So Mother's Day they're offering a brunch. Last year's was fantastic. This year they are asking you…read moreto pay ahead of time. But it's not unfundable. So what happens if there's a car accident? If there's traffic and you can't make it and you did leave enough time? What if somebody got sick and everybody has to cancel? What if the worst happens? So my day that we honor our mothers, if any of the above happen, you're out of more than $100 if there's 3 (approximately) of you? What if you're less one or two people? Are they charged? I guess it's a way to make money for the next big event at the Gibsonia location Come on give people a break. At least Disney only charges $10 per person, but you have to cancel within 24 hours to avoid that fee. Rating is based on surcharging the customers

The fries and the ranch dressing are strong....and probably earn 4 stars. The chicken was…read moregood...but the atomic sauce lacked flavor and the bun was pretty weak. On the bright side, the order was ready when I arrived

Doing much better. Employees are responsive when you arrive. Sauces and wings are very good…read more Good fries. Lots of sauce used.

Visited Barrel Junction today, and it was a great experience from start to finish. We started with…read moretheir seasoned wings and had the sweet chili sauce on the side--excellent flavor and cooked perfectly. We also tried the Buffalo Chicken Pizza, which actually had french fries on top. It gave it a unique twist! The pizza itself was nicely done--crispy on the bottom with a crunchy crust. The only thing we would change is just a little less buffalo sauce, but overall it was very tasty. Our waitress, Grace, was fabulous. She took care of every need and checked on us often without ever being intrusive. Her service really made the visit even better. We're already planning to come back and try the barbecue pork pizza next time!

I did not get any photos but recommended these appetizers: catfish bites, buffalo chicken dip,…read moreMediterranean dip and the meatloaf bites. Really surprised on how good each was!

Wheelfish is a casual BBQ restaurant that serves dinner, on some days lunch, and catering. The menu…read morelists appetizers (e.g., spicy cheese curds and chicken wings), a couple salads, sandwiches, tacos, several meats, sides (e.g., slaw, sweet-potato fries, corn muffin, and potato salad), and drinks. Trivia and live music are sometimes available for entertainment. In the past few years, my husband and I have eaten at Wheelfish a few times. For our meals, the hostess and waitress promptly and politely served us. Here are my reviews for the foods: Pretzel bites - 4.5 stars - This appetizer was a large size. We really liked the flavor of the pretzels and the honey-mustard dip. We thought that the cheese dip was OK. Pulled-pork nachos - 5 stars - This appetizer of nachos was huge! Many tortilla chips were topped with gooey cheese, pulled pork, jalapeños, sour cream, and pico de gallo. Fried deviled eggs - 4 stars - The egg white was breaded and fried. It contained a yolk filling and was topped with a spicy jalapeño. We prefer traditional deviled eggs, but these ones tasted good. Mix-and-match soft tacos - 4.5 stars - The pulled-pork taco contained pulled pork and vegetable toppings that were very flavorful. For the brisket taco, I enjoyed the flavor of the brisket and toppings, but the juices made the tortilla soggy and caused it to fall apart. Shrimp tacos - 4.5 stars - These were on sale on a Thursday. The shrimp were breaded, and the toppings of napa slaw, mango salsa, and chipotle aioli tasted very good. Meat entrees - 4.5 stars - My husband liked the smoked chicken the most (5 stars), and he described it as being "delicious." We also ate ribs (4.5 stars), kielbasa (4 stars), brisket (5 stars), salmon (4 stars, needs more seasoning), and pulled pork (4.5 stars). Macaroni and cheese - 5 stars - My husband said that this macaroni was the cheesiest thing that he has ever eaten. He described it as "delicious." I ate some of the macaroni, and I agree that it was extremely cheesy. French fries - 5 stars - These fries were perfectly crispy and salty. Grilled vegetables - 4.5 stars - I wanted to make my meals more nutritious, so I chose a side of grilled vegetables, which are seasonal and included peppers, corn, squash, and zucchini. This mix of veggies had a very good flavor. Side salad - 4 stars - This salad contained a lettuce mix, some tomatoes, some pickled onions, and my choice of dressing. It was fresh but was slightly plain. Pork 'n beans - 3 stars - My husband ordered this side. He ate only a small amount of the beans and sauce, and he thought that they tasted just OK. For drinks, we had iced tea, diet Pepsi, and water. The waitresses brought refills.

The best. We wish we could eat here more often. The food is so so good. The takeout process went…read moresuper smooth. Everything was packaged well and was still warm when we got home. The service was quick and timely, it was easy to place the order

I had high hopes of BSBs as there are lots of positive Yelp reviews. I was really excited to try…read moretheir sauces. I ordered my wings on doordash & I was so disappointed that they only included one sauce for a large amount of wings especially after I asked for 2 sauces. Second, the sauce that was one of their best sellers, Talk of Beaver Falls, was just meh. The wings arrived hot, yet were missing the crunch factor & they were dry as hell. I wouldn't recommend BSB.

Best wings in the 'burgh without a doubt!! So many flavors…read moreto choose from or create your own!! Friendly owners and staff!!

I've eaten here several times. The food was always delicious. They have one of the best hoagies…read moreand fries. Great, quick service and excellent treatment.

Rocky's is the rare place that I decided to wait until my second visit to review, and I'm glad I…read moredid. I've been hearing about Rocky's for years from my dad, who loves him some buffet. He is pretty indiscriminate in his tastes, and my mom rolls her eyes just about every time the subject of Rocky's comes up. But buffets are one of dad's passions, and Rocky's his is second favorite (to give a sense of scale, his favorite is that cooked by the high school kids at Beattie Tech). I bet my dad will hear about this if Rocky reads this. Rocky, if you are reading this, be patient, the story will get better as it goes! During this first visit, I just didn't have the heart to write a review or the gumption to take any pictures. I mean, who takes pictures of the Rocky's buffet? The place is scattered with a handful of diehard locals and regulars. There are no tourists, city folk, or young Yelpers up in the buffet's business taking pictures. I started with salad, scraping up the last few bits of spinach, but mostly iceberg; very few toppings, croutons, baby carrots. There was a house dressing and a bottle sitting out. There were some cheap dinner rolls like you get for 99c at Shop-n-Save, rectangular pulls aparts. Oddly, there was a buffet pan with two flavors of potato chips. I have a soft spot for chips but unfortunately they were starting to get soft. There was chicken and a bunch of non-descript American meats, gnoochi in a simple red sauce, kielbasa, Normandy vegetables (the frozen blend of broccoli, carrots, & cauliflower). There were tater tots that were a little soggy, not crisp. My other half &I had been having a bad day, and we found ourselves being inexplicably revived by this awful buffet. We were baffled. We both felt comforted. Somehow. When I started eating the tater tots, I commented that I hadn't eaten them since I was a kid. My other half replied that he hadn't eaten them since he'd had them in the school cafeteria. Then we looked at each other and had our Ah Ha moment: this was school cafeteria food! This is why even though we were eating stuff we hadn't eaten in many years, and wouldn't normally choose or even crave, we were enjoying it and were comforted. For both of us, raised in different areas, it mirrored the food of our childhoods. This is why I didn't review the first time: how do you quantify an experience like that? That by our normal measures, would get a scathing one star (even though we went in with low expectations) but for a constellation of swirling reasons, was exactly what we needed that day? I shouldn't have worried. Dad, having been successful in getting the kids to Rocky's once, was on a mission for a repeat visit. He got the schedule of buffet themes, and of Italian, German, and Polish, we picked Polish food. So the family trip to Rocky's Polish buffet was scheduled two weeks in advance. My parents said that in the past Rocky's mom, whom they call Mama, made the pierogies. They had heard she hadn't been well, so we were prepared for Mrs. T's (but my opinion was that even Mrs. T's would be better than the cheap knock-offs that my parents buy in plastic bags). My parents were excited when Mama greeted us at the door, but dissapointed when the pierogies were perfect half circles. But hey, these pierogies were great, and they were so good, I at them for dessert. (Probably has to do with the fact that when I eat pierogies at home I boil them with kale. Mama on the other hand served them as they should, with onions and butter). They were too the moon awesome. The other stand-out dish was the sarma/golumpki/stuffed cabbage. Neither other half nor I are big meat eaters, but these were tasty golumpkis. The meat was moist and flavorful, the cabbage was tender, and there was plenty of red sauce. There was also halushki, kielbasa, and baked ziti. For dessert I had strawberries. The Polish buffet was an all-around satisfying experience. This folks, is a genuine slice of Pittsburgh worth trekking to. It's not high cuisine but if you can't handle how the hipsters have taken over Lawrenceville, head out to Shaler, where they haven't made any inroads at Rocky's.