Not only were the cupcakes and cake for my wedding absolutely delectable they were so pretty and…read morejust perfectly fit into the theme of our wedding. I received many compliments of the chocolate raspberry vanilla buttercream cupcakes which were out of this world. I would definitely advise anyone to go here for anything sweet when it comes to their event.

I've known the owner as an acquaintance/friend for quite some time. She really cares about the…read morequality of her work, and it shows. When I ordered a custom designed "Barbie Cake" for my girlfriend's birthday she took all my vague requests and turned them into something delicious that reminded her of happy child hood memories. The price was VERY reasonable for the high quality of what we got, and her accommodations for my strange pickup schedule were very much appreciated as I passed through town on my way to Columbus. I've had a few of her cupcakes and other creations at various events and every time they are quite good, some of the best especially considering the creative visual presentations. Highly recommended.

This place has everything you could ever want to satisfy a sweet tooth... AND MORE...!…read moreWe've had over a dozen different types of their cookies- ALL DELICIOUS. Just brought home a Burnt Almond Torte that I requested some Raspberry drizzle and whether he could tell I love raspberry drizzle or its a common request- he LOADED the top... and OMG... was it delicious. My wife loves Cannoli's and they have some of the best in Pgh. Be sure to stop in here while strolling Mt Washington, you won't be disappointed.

This is a top-tier Pittsburgh bakery in my opinion. I really enjoy the cakes here. There's…read moresomething about the frosting that is so light and delicious. It's kind of a cross between a whipped cream and buttercream. They have a great assortment of pastries, cookies, cakes and more. Today I bought a Memorial Day cake but seriously considered adding the babka bread, which looks like a long danish. I inquired about the chocolate one and was told it was filled with chocolate and hazelnut. Next time for sure. I can often find an easy parking space around the bakery but if not there is a lot across the street, make sure to still pay via the Go Mobile PGH app. The individual cupcakes are piled high with frosting and so decadent. I also find prices here very fair. They have also recently added a little section to the store with Pittsburgh souvenirs for anyone on Mount Washington visiting the city. The interior is a little dim and dated and could use a refresh imo but the treats are first rate. Pro tip, if you are on the Too Good 2 Go app, they frequently offer a surprise box of leftover pastries from the day. Look them up and sign up for notifications because you will need to be on any drop from them right away or it's gone.

We bought three five inch fruit pies from the stand at the August 21st Northside farmers market…read more They looked delicious. Two apple, one peach. $30. Not cheap. But worth it, if they were good. They weren't. It's as though the baker forgot the sugar. They weren't tart, they were sour. On the positive side, the apples were soft and the crumb crust was good. But the pies were almost inedible because of the sourness. Once we doused the pieces with sugar, they were quite good. By the way, there are no samples (I wonder why?), and the table guy was snarly. The market itself is very nice, upbeat and with an interesting and diverse crowd. Lots of good, fresh local produce.

4.5 stars. Pittsburgh Pie Guy was founded in 2012 and makes pies from scratch…read more Pies are available in a wide variety of sweet and savory flavors: fruit (e.g., apple, blackberry, cherry, pear, pumpkin, rhubarb, strawberry, and sweet potato), custard (e.g., chocolate banana cream, eggnog, and key lime), vegetarian (e.g., curried chickpea and butternut, and Tuscan white bean and kale), meat (e.g., bacon cranberry goat cheese, pineapple chipotle pork, and braised rabbit), and quiche (e.g., smoked trout and gouda, and tomato basil ricotta). Customers may purchase the pies through the business's website for pickup, through the Market Wagon website for delivery, and in person at a couple farmers' markets. For about 1.5 years, I have been a customer of this business and have ordered many flavors of pies. The quiche lorraine had a crispy crust and was filled with flavorful eggs, cheese, bacon, onions, etcetera. My husband ate the quiche, and he said, "This thing I would eat again. This is my ideal breakfast." I ate the berbere beef hand pie, and I liked its crispy crust and its filling of ground beef, potatoes, onions, carrots, and spices. I also ate an apple pie and chicken-verde hand pie, and I liked both of them.

Sigh. I saw that they had ceramic cups, including espresso sized cups. I ordered an espresso for…read morehere. And then they handed me a paper cup with a plastic lid. So disappointing! I try so hard not to waste materials with single use cups. I carry a travel cup. If they had only had paper cups, I would have given the barista my travel cup. I explained this, and she poured it into a (cappuccino sized!) ceramic cup for me. The espresso is good, but I prefer the espresso at Yinz, so probably won't come here again. That said, the quiches look really good here...

Pastries and sandwiches were AMAZING. We were in town for three days and went twice! Our favorite…read morepastry was the panier choco-pistache - I will be dreaming about it. The hot latte was pretty standard, but still good. All the sandwiches were also fresh and tasty. There is a lot of seating for 2-4 people. It gets very busy around lunchtime.

Yes the burnt almond torte was absolutely incredible and I'm so happy that we stopped in on our…read moreshort trip to Pittsburgh. I know that it is a Pittsburgh staple and for 100% a good reason.

Yup, it was great…read more All the food blogs sent me here for our trip to Pittsburgh and the burnt almond torte did not disappoint. Neither did the friendly and welcoming woman who helped us out and taught us about some of their other offerings.

I have been a fan of Sumi's since their original Murray Ave location (now closed)…read more I think being located inside the Novo Asian Food Hall is the perfect spot for them to be. I am telling you gang, they make some of the finest baked goods I've ever had. They're beautifully scrumptious and will always leave you wanting more. Shrimp toast, beignets, shaved ice, specialty cakes, cheesecake, basque cheesecake, cream loaves, varieties of breads, and egg tarts are some of the items you can expect to see. In addition, they have lunch offerings, sandwiches, bento boxes, soup, toasts, and salads. I love the mango shaved ice! It's so refreshing. The Oreo beignets are mind blowing! The coffee buns and salt bread are nothing short of incredible. I love going to Sumi because they make you feel like family when you're there.

Stopped by Novo Food Hall and wanted something sweet. I ordered the twist donut and to my surprise,…read morethey said it's baked fresh. The wait was about 10 minutes but that's ok because it was delicious!

The long line at Hibachi Lou's food truck didn't discourage me one bit - and it was definitely…read moreworth the wait! I got the chicken and shrimp combo, and it was absolutely delicious. So glad I waited!

Well-known and well-traveled food truck in the Pittsburgh area!…read more After seeing events with Hibachi Lou in Monroeville and Bakery Square but somehow always failing to actually attend, I was so excited to see them at the South Hills Community Day 2026. The food truck is eye-catching with the comic book wrap and bright colors! The menu is simple and easy to understand and modify whatever you want. We ordered the hibachi chicken with fried rice! The chicken was phenomenal. Great sauce, fresh cooked, quality pieces of meat. However the fried rice was overly salty and the vegetables were very little for the portion. I wish we would've tried the lo mein noodles as they looked better. I'd definitely try them again and hope it is better. The festival did have a lot of morning rain, so I wonder if it was difficult for the food trucks to sell what was fresh and then accommodate people coming up to order.

In the basement of a beautiful historic church, Epiphany of Devine Mercy Roman Catholic Church…read more Over 80 percents of adults with developmental disabilities are unemployed, we need places like this. Are faiths are welcome at Roman Catholic masses, you just can't take communion.

This is such a great place with an even greater mission! I ordered an iced pumpkin chai with a…read morecinnamon scone on a quiet Wednesday morning. The scone was delicioussss and the chai is good as well! Cory made my drink and his mom was in the shop as well. What a sweet place I'm excited to come back to!

Cool vintage mechanical vibe. Has a few outdoor tables and indoor. Indoor space could've been…read moreutilized better. There's a huge open area in the middle of the café with no chairs or tables. Not exactly the best place to work or study, not many outlets or table level chairs. Service was kind of friendly though and fast. Finding parking in the area might be trouble as the municipal court are right across the street and a lot of street parking is reserved for permit cars.

Cool decor concept. Great combination of classic & signature drinks on their menu. I got an iced…read morefrosted sugar latte with oat milk. The flavor was good but the drink was very warm which kind of took away from the good experience. Barista was super sweet.