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Debb W.

Great food served by welcoming owners. This small but cozy gem is great for breakfast and other items. I had the Yinzer - a perfect mix of pierogies, cheese, onions, and potatoes. I had mine with. Chipped ham. Hubby had the two eggs with sausage patties. Both were great. Definitely get the Italian bread toast! And their coffee was WONDERFUL! Go find this place. You may have a short wait but it is well worth it.

Maple cream and bacon waffle
Autumn L.

The kindest people working here! I had such a nice brunch and enjoyed every minute. The decor made me laugh a lot, and the menu also had some personality ‍ The maple cream and bacon waffle was the perfect blend of salty and sweet. The veggie scramble was huge and overflowing with feta. So fresh and tasty! Good food and even better company. Highly recommend.

Funny, witty and satirical wall art.

Loved Eggs and Moore for a late night breakfast. The eggs, bacon, sausage and home fries were cooked to our liking great service and a friendly staff. Convenient location on Mt. Washington...would highly recommend to those looking for a place to eat after the bars close.

Waffle of the day: blueberry crumble I believe it was called
Elliot G.

Quaint hole in the wall, family owned diner with lots of funny signs and decor everywhere. We went twice on our trip because we liked it so much the first time. The Yinzer scrambler and the bluberry crumble waffle were my personal favorites but it was all delicious! I believe the owner was waiting and they were very nice and answered all of our questions about the menu. They even cooked up a pierogie for us to try before ordering since we had never had them and didn't know what they were like. Will definitely be back when in Pittsburgh again.

Waffles with cheese grits
Terri D.

Went up Duquesne Incline, great view but no real town. Drove to Eggs & Moore where the Monongahela incline is - so got to check out both. Restaurant cozy, friendly ambiance. Shared the waffles with hubs and some cheese grits. Both were good - waffles airy (not dense), grits perfectly creamy. Coffee hit the spot with free refills. Portions were generous, good prices - a hidden gem.

Patrick P.

Mt. Washington is all fun and games... until the next morning when you need a recovery mission. Enter Eggs & More. Even on an early weekday, the place had a solid crowd -- which I took as a good sign that people trust it with their fragile, post-fun-time mornings. I went with the Sausage Gravy & Biscuits and, let me tell you, it hit like a warm Southern hug. Service was quick, the place was spotless, and my food showed up before I could even regret my life choices from the night before. I also spotted a BLT with Tomato Jam on their board (Specials) -- intriguing enough that I've already made a mental note: if it's still there next time, I'm ordering it. Pro tip: it's cash only. So bring some bills or risk doing the walk of shame... not from the bar, but to the ATM. Great spot for good food, fast service, and a little morning redemption.

Mary Moore through the years
Kristen E.

I brought my youngest brother and his wife for breakfast on a summer Sunday morning after riding the incline up from Station Square. We were afraid there would be a wait, but we found a table as soon as we walked in, were served immediately, and got our food quickly. The coffee is good and limitless. I had a glass of orange juice. They went savory with various combinations of eggs and meat; the home fries were just okay, but toast is still superfluous. I went sweet with the daily special of a peach waffle (turkey sausage on the side). Everyone left satisfied. Also, the staff were friendy, and the decor was entertaining!

Sums it up pretty well
Jill H.

2.5 stars. I don't understand the fuss about this place. As far as diner breakfast goes, it's mid. First, nothing irritates me more about a restaurant than a cash only sign. IT'S 2025: NO ONE FREAKING CARRIES CASH. And I'm old. I still dont carry cash. I almost left when I saw the sign. But because an ATM was right at the end of the block we went in. The place is cramped. I knew that; we used to come here when it was Micro Diner (which we liked a lot). The decor is Americana-wooden-sign trash - a mix of "eff you" meets Jesus core. I came for breakfast, I don't need religious inspiration and I don't need to be told in writing that they have contempt for customers. The humor isn't cute; it's stupid. It was frigidly cold in there. A small, no frills breakfast sandwich served with nothing else is $10+. They use the ethnic slur "dego" on the menu. I almost never leave a negative review (you can verify this) because I feel like every restaurant has a bad day from time to time, but idk, this place just left a bad taste that barely had to do with the food.

The best French toast I have ever had.
John G.

This place is at the top of the mountain. Nice little mom and pop joint. Cash only! Great value. I think the French toast was the best I have ever had. Will visit again in a heartbeat. Keep up the great customer service.

$7.99 2 eggs,  toast and choice of meat.  Just what I needed!
Mark B.

Looking for a cheap breakfast we turned to Yelp. We wanted to come up to mount Washington so Eggs and more fit the bill. Quick service, good food at a reasonable price. We like reading the signs hung in the room, very clean here! Thank you eggs and more.

Cinnamon Roll Pancake
Lacee E.

This has quickly become one of our favorite weekend breakfast spots. Everything we've had is delicious, but the cinnamon roll pancake is amazing. We typically each get some kind of eggs for breakfast and then share a cinnamon roll pancake. They can get pretty busy on the weekends. If the tables are full you can usually find a spot at the counter. Also, they are cash only. But, there is a PNC ATM right across the street.

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Food and service was amazing!! Love places like these! Highly recommend the the Moore (meatloaf) burger

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This is a solid breakfast and lunch spot with great food and wonderful service. I would recommend this restaurant any day.

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Very family operated wonderful establishment. All homemade food and excellent service

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Great food, friendly service. Cash Only, ATM across the street. Fits more people than you'd expect looking from the street

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The environment is so welcoming and friendly. The food is amazing. The waffles are to die for and so is the Mexican scrambler.

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THE BEST DINER EVER!!! This place is sooo good! the entertainment is just as amazing as the food is! i highly recommend coming

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