Super nice because the chicken sandwich was too spicy they got me a burger for free…read moreAnd of the best service was really good. The ambience is really good.

Hidden Gem in Sharpsburg! Incredible Smash Burgers & Custom Cornbread Magic…read more ​If you're hunting for a phenomenal local spot with incredible food, amazing energy, and owners who make you feel like family the second you walk through the door, you need to check out The Brinery in Sharpsburg. We stopped in to celebrate National Cheeseburger Day, and let me tell you--it did not disappoint! ​The meal kicked off right with their crunchy shoestring fries, which hit that exact standard of crispy, golden perfection we look for. ​Here is how the main event shaped up: ​The Burger: I went with the Signature Smash Burger with the House Sauce. Absolute perfection. The edges had that incredible, lacy crisp while keeping the meat juicy, and that house sauce tied the whole flavor profile together seamlessly. ​The Gluten-Free Win: My wife ordered the Wings, and a massive shoutout to the kitchen here--they make them gluten-free using potato starch! Finding spots that safely and deliciously accommodate gluten-free cravings is always a huge win. ​Now, let's talk about the grand finale. They were out of their famous peach cobbler cornbread, but instead of just calling it a night, the owner spontaneously whipped up a fresh batch of coffee cake cornbread on the spot... and it was AMAZING!! That level of hospitality and on-the-fly culinary creativity is next-level. ​ The Verdict ​The owners are exceptionally welcoming and friendly, and the overall vibe inside the shop is just fantastic. Outstanding food, great energy, and a true Sharpsburg standout. That box is definitely checked, but I'll definitely be back again soon to try out one of their weekly specialty burgers!

Went in for lunch and got the chicken club. I love that they have hot sandwiches!! I also tried a…read morelemon orzo veggie side and a cheese tortellini pasta salad. Both were good! I can't wait to go back and try other sandwiches and sides. They also have some cool treats inside and a bunch of cool stuff in the market area!

The cutest little community market/deli with a great selection. I didn't even get a picture of the…read morehanging menus because there were so many other things to take in. Sauces, sodas, sweets, chips, cheeses, chocolates, you name it. The deli options all look DEVINE. They also have some basic grocery staples. We got some of the chopped salad to have with our sandwiches. They have a small eating area through the walkway where you can also buy beer and wine. We got the crab cake sandwich and the feast Rachel. Crab cake sandwich was meaty and a great value. The Rachel sandwich came loaded with turkey! The service was fast and friendly. What a gem to have in the neighborhood for anyone that lives close by. Can't wait to return and try another sandwich! Thank you Feast!

Terrific service and great food. The hours are somewhat limited, but I finally made it here and I…read morehad a great time. Everything was authentic Polish, and it was all amazing. We met the owner who was very nice and friendly. The Polska Platter is a great way to sample everything, but it's a lot of food and you might end up taking some home. We split the poppyseed cake dessert, and im glad we did, because it was delicious. It's a cute little cafe, and it gets busy from noon to 1 pm, so arriving at 2 might be a good strategy.

What a charming, delicious spot for home cooked comfort food!…read moreThis is a trendy spot (for valid reasons) so they do sell out of things and there are often lines. But the lines and waits are worth it! I felt like I was transported back in time to eating at my grandparents house. There is just that cozy feel in the atmosphere, service and taste and quality of the food. They have their standard menu but also offer monthly and weekly specials (like specialty pierogi flavors). They have the Polish Platter (which is a delightful combination of pierogi, sausage, golabki) and you can get sides and salads you don't often see served at restaurants (like the mizeria cucumber salad). The food is absolutely delicious and you can taste the love that went into preparing it. I would say I wish this was a little closer to home, but my wallet and waist line are probably better off for it being a bit of a drive. But it is definitely worth a special trip!

Ka-Fair has been recommended to me by 2 different people that doesn't live in the morningside. So…read moreit's nice that this place is recognized even if you're not a local. Very Nice coffee shop with many coffee options. The ladies are very friendly and accommodating. Since it was my first time here it took me a little longer to review the options. It has a very homey, comfortable vibe when you enter. Enough seating to accommodate a few groups of 2. If you're in the morningside or highland park area, it is walking distance. Our drinks were very good. My iced macchiato was strong. If you're a coffee lover, you would love that. Can't wait to come back again.

I came in on a Sunday morning. It's a cute neighborhood vibes and I found parking with ease out…read morefront. I ordered matcha latte and asked for a recommendation on the crepe cake. They pointed me to the mango. The matcha latte was lovely. Not sweet allowing the matcha flavor to come through. The mango cake was amazing. Light and delicious. I sat inside to read. It is a smaller space so once a group came in to chat over coffee, I made my way outside. There's only a small table out front but that worked for my purpose.

I had an absolute lovely time at Avva - the service, the food, the ambiance...everything was…read moreperfect. We had one of the best seats outside and did not wait long for anything. I'm very appreciative of the owner who would check in at every table / as well as the servers who never missed a beat. Much appreciated! And the food was exceptional!

Very cute and lovely atmosphere. We enjoyed sitting outside and watching the people walking the…read morestreets. Food was average Mediterranean fare. It was neither good nor bad. We had the mixed trays of both appetizers and meat entrees, so we got a sampling of everything. Nothing really wowed us. We thought the prices were too high. Again you are paying for the location and the trendiness. Bar was limited. Service was attentive. Wife said the Turkish tea tasted like Lipton. Would we go back, probably not. We could spend half the money elsewhere and get the same quality.

What a fun place with very delicious food! W drive by a few times and I always wanted to try it…read more.. so we did today and we were not disappointed whatsoever, in fact it exceeded our expectations. We ordered the veggie wrap which was flavorful and excellent. It just was amazing. Also we had the mahi tacos which were yummy... The service was delightful as well.

Open space Gastropub in Etna. Nice light and airy physical plant with a nice outdoor patio for…read moreseating right on Butler Street. This place used to be an auto garage. Menu includes fried pickles, chicken sandwiches, cheesesteaks, general sandwich selection, tacos, and specifically a selection of smash burgers. Nice draft selection. Reasonable cocktails and some wine. Fried pickles are Housemade, lightly battered, chips. These are good. M says, "I like these pickles. Has nice heat to it. Not too much breading. They are pickley." Wrench Dip (French dip): "this is really good." That granted, anemic on the meat. "I should have taken the meat off of the other half when I cut it and put it on the first half and it would have been fine. M got the side of fried brussels sprouts with her sandwich; they are amazing. Burger is solid. This is a double Smashburger with lacey edges. The bun is perfect. Nice fried onions and cheese. The special burger sauce on it is a bit zippy. Competition for burgers here in Pittsburgh is very tough; there are better smash burgers locally. I got the garage fries with bacon and cheese as a side; these are thick, cut fries. M says "these are freaking great! They remind me of potato-patch fries from Kennywood." J got dry jerk wings. These are solid beefy fried wings. 4.0. M says these are her second favorite jerk wings. Her favorite are from The Independent. "They are done perfectly. They are chicken-y and crispy."

Totally enjoyable evening. Corey is amazing. The food was great. Lovely ambiance complimented by…read morethe light jazz. Not sure where Sal G was. Bless the server who had his table.

My experience at Uncorked had much to be desired…read more First off, the music was wonderful. I never got the name of the musician, but the ambiance he created was beautiful. Food was okay. Some things were great, others were lacking. I got the steak salad and while the steak itself was great, the salad was just ok. It could've benefitted from not being DROWNED in the balsamic vinaigrette. Our service was sub par. She appeared suddenly and flat out asked if we wanted drinks. No introduction, no menu introduction, nothing. She would go on to check in infrequently. Lastly and something that is out of control of the restaurant but still harmed our experience, our table neighbors were unbarebly inconsiderate. They would yell and talk across our table to people sitting at our other side which was incredibly disruptive to me and my fiance's dining. All in all, our trip for my fiance's birthday to Uncorked could've been much better.

I tried two new Thai dishes today. The appetizer was a Todd Mun Kai which was good but honestly…read moremaybe TOO dense. The cucumber sauce was good but faint, I preferred the other one. As for the pork Pad Kee Mao, so good. I love flat noodles and this one did not disappoint. So much flavor inside

Takeout from here is always pretty solid, they definitely run spicier than other Thai spots in the…read morecity so make sure you can handle it! Their Kao Soi is quite thick, more curry noodle than noodle soup which is my personal preference. But, I loved how much vegetable and flavor t had, only wish it had more onion and other toppings. Overall you can't go wrong with any of the dishes here, and I would definitely pick the stir fried noodles as must tries!

I've been here a few times and each time there has been a problem…read more First time I was lumped to order a fresh turkey for thanksgiving. Then a few days before my order they called and cancelled my order. The other day I stopped in before Christmas to stock up on stuff and it was basically empty. I asked why he wasn't stocked and said they don't really before the holiday. Ughhh. That's when you should be overstocked to make sure people can buy stuff for the holidays. And then they were just rude about it. But the jerky is really good but I'll stick with my usual place that appreciates its customer

Beautiful ham purchased here for our Easter dinner! Great quality meat at an affordable price. I…read morethink based on the freshness of this ham , it came from a local small family owned farm and that's just what I was looking for! Thumbs up!

Tremendous take out pizza place in Aspinwall. A bit out of the way for us bet definitely worth the…read moretrip

I wish I could say it was just as good the second time around. But it was disappointing. The price…read morewas higher from the last time we ordered, even though we got a smaller pizza. It was actually more expensive by $3. Idek how that happens. And the pizza did not have the same quality to it as before. It tasted dry and kinda dull. Like whoever made it didn't really care. Completely different from the first time. The most disappointing part was that we asked for mild wings and were given chicken tenders. If someone says mild wings, and you confuse them by asking if they want sauce, and they say just the mild wings....that doesn't mean you give them plain chicken tenders. If you're really unsure what they mean you should clarify, not just say whatever and give them plain chicken tenders. I just found it to be rude, both the action and the conversational tone. After this experience it's hard to know if it'll be good or bad next time, we probably won't come back. The service and price is off putting enough all on its own.