Yay. So much better than Chik Fil A and probably more moral! The chicken tastes like real chicken…read morethat wasn't over-processed. My sandwich was delicious. I highly recommend the spicy mayo. There aren't a ton of options on the menu but what is there tastes really good to me. I'm glad this better fast food option is in my neighborhood. If I'm craving crispy crunchy chicken and a sweet Turners drink, I'd definitely be a regular at this spot. Service was friendly and quick. I ordered for pickup and my order was packaged great and ready to go. It's a chill spot that is laidback and like a diner feel. Well done!

I've seen card board thicker than this sandwich and it probably would taste better too. The lady at…read morethe front desk was probably the worst service I've ever had in my life! Actually made rude comments, looked wacked out and was never at the front desk. So when she also forgot a portion of my order I had to lean inside the kitchen to get everything I paid for. To top it off this "chicken sandwich" was like what 5-10% chicken at best? It's honestly pathetic especially for the price they want to charge I used to enjoy bird on the run However over the past two years it gotten worse and worse every time to the point I will never come here again and advise everyone to stay away...better off going to chic fila where practically a child can deliver a better sandwich and food than this "establishment" also think this is my first negative review I ever left that's how bad it was.

It is a good market. Also, it is in my neighborhood. The shopping center is very neighborly. I like…read moregoing there. Great eats too.

Though this wasn't my neighborhood (Bloomfield girl), Smiling Banana was a regular lunch spot for…read moreme. Being close to the market meant I could grab food items for home after lunch. I am a big believer in supporting local businesses. Even when I am home now on visits, I still try to do so. They have a nice organic selection as well. There were other times when I would just come here for lunch because they do an incredible deli sandwich! When you're here it's like you're family! That's just so very Pittsburgh. Go give them your money, get a yummy sandwich. You won't regret it.

I've had this place on my radar for some time! I stopped in and purchased the "Elk county" hoagie,…read morepotato salad and a bowl of soup. (The hoagie and potato salad were for later!). The soup was so warm and delicious! Enjoyed the friendly ambiance as well as the soup! The hoagie and potato salad were devoured the next day! As they say...."I'll be back"

If you go on a Saturday morning while at the Bloomfield market, this place might look a little…read morecrazy! They serve soup (obviously), salads and sandwiches. People seem to go a little crazy for the sandwiches but alas I can't have them since I'm gluten free. They are very good about labeling their offerings so it's easy to figure out what's gluten free, vegan and vegetarian. I got the bean and chorizo soup and took some split pea soup to freeze (it's my favorite soup). The soup came out pipping hot that I had to wait a while before eating it. However it was good, not too spicy. My friend had a the girlfriend sandwich and it looked super yummy. They have limited seating so you might have to get it to go! They have some cute antiques in there, definitely a retro vibe.

Applewood Smoke Burger is a burger counter tucked away inside the back of Park Place Pub in…read moreHighland Park. It's a different menu and different register from park place pub. There's no signage outside for applewood so I consider it an almost burger speakeasy! The service here is pretty fast - we ordered a little after 5pm on a Sunday and got our food and finished it all before 6pm! The burgers we got were so flavorful and delicious and we were are blown away by this hidden gem!! My applewood burger was incredible and the maple sauce was delightful. I'm so glad we discovered this place and I would go back!!

Neighborhood pub vibe and generally loud. Good burger and fries. Service slow AF and had to ask to…read moreget utensils.

The vegetarian quiche is excellent . Enjoyed my cappuccino as well…read more Relaxed vibes, ample seating -- good place to work or to catch up with friends over brunch / coffee. Staff are very friendly too.

What a cool spot in East Liberty! Margaux has both a cafe portion and a bar in the same location. I…read morecame here when it was later at night, so I didn't get to see the cafe in all its glory. But, from what I had at the bar, I can tell it's a nice spot. I don't drink alcohol, so I just got a mocktail. I can't quite recall what it was called, but I thought it was awesome. It was sparkling and had a nice fruity and herbal flavor to it. Really good mocktail. My buddy got a cocktail and said it was quite good as well. The service is nice, the views are pretty cool if you're sitting by the windows, and the overall vibe of the place is super cool. I would definitely recommend this spot, and would like to come back for small plates or pastries and coffee in the morning!

We came here for the Philly Cheesesteak as I had read many reviews. We decided to order a Philly…read moreCheesesteak and an Italian Meats Calzone. I was not a fan of the Philly Cheesesteak, they toast the bread, which was OK, but the meat seemed salty and scarce. I would not order the Cheesesteak again. The Calzone was fantastic, maybe the best Calzone I've had. They put ricotta cheese in the calzone and it was delicious. Service is great and we ate down the street at a brewery. We will be back; definitely a Calzone and, probably, a pizza.

Order your meal and walk down down Two Frays Brewery to get a table and some drinks. Great setup!…read more Their calzones are so delicious! They put ricotta and mozzarella with the meats for their Italian version. I could eat the entire calzone in one sitting. But we also ordered a Philly Cheesesteak sandwich. The Philly Cheesesteak is underwhelming. The bread is dry. The meat and cheese tasted reheated and sparse. Was hoping for a fresh sandwich. I would order the calzone again and try a pizza next time. It's the best calzone I've had in decades from many states.

My friend and I stopped by to grab dinner around 5:30pm last night. The inside has three small…read moremetal red tables with two chairs each if you want to eat there. It is a pretty small space. There seemed to be only one person working so it took a little bit to make our food and ring it out. My friend ordered the kibbeh sandwich and I got the kibbeh platter. We took our food to go. The portions are pretty big and I had enough for two meals from my platter. The food tasted fresh and delicious.

I've been looking for healthy, seed-oil free restaurants and this is IT! I ordered a falafel bowl…read more It was enough for 2 smaller meals and was so fresh. It's truly one of the best quick meals I've ever grabbed from a restaurant. I can't wait to see what else they come up with but will definitely be back to reorder this and get a shake. The service was friendly and quick.

At least ten visits in the last three years: great bar program and solid kitchen…read more Granted that the menu can be dynamic, some highlights: The mozzarella sticks are archetypical. Amazing. Five per order. Get these. Semolina crusted zucchini: yummy. Like someone dared a chef to take a normally healthy vegetable and render it in a way like on to junk food and chef said, "challenge accepted!" One slice of the pepperoni cut in half is still enough food. Delicious. The crust is really good enough to think of it almost as another snack once you have finished the pizza. Sprinkle some Parmesan and pepper flakes on your plate and press it into the crust. Sublime. The broccolini with chili oil is an unexpected delight. I love the grill on the vegetable. Moxxie comments that it should actually be cooked even further. Salads are excellent. Front of house is consistently excellent.

Nice space. Well run. Somewhat uninspired food. As a general rule, I tend to avoid the various…read moredining establishments attached to Bakery Square. I've never really been impressed by any of them. On that scale, AVP was actually pretty good. The dining area was nice, with clear design concepts and enough space that each table appeared to be a bit of a private space. The staff were also very much on the ball. Systems were in place. People were on top of things. In terms of food, we ordered takeout. The online ordering experience was pretty good. The packaging was great. Everything was labeled extremely clearly. The food was good in a very real sense, but never exceptional. The restaurant made attempts to pair interesting sauces and layers to the various vegetable appetizers, but none of them came across as exceptional. The artichokes were good, and maybe my favorite from among the sides. The greek salad was a standout favorite for the freshness of ingredients and coherence of the dressing. That felt like a win. The pizza was good but not exceptional. We ordered a few slices to try them out, and the crust was legitimately top notch for the style. Any toppings were just okay, and the variety of slices available for order was disappointing. I would have aimed for a little more red sauce on the plain slice, but I understand the tradeoffs there. All told, this might be one of the better options in Bakery Square, particularly if you're dining in. It's thoughtful. It's well run. At the same time, the food fell short of being legitimately impressive.