Great venue for shows with great sound and lighting with a variety of different style tables to sit…read moreat !

Overall, I've always had a great experience. I have been there many times for many different types…read moreof shows in the Cellar and always had great service in a beautiful atmosphere with nice people and great acoustics.

We went to the Cellar on a Saturday afternoon and we had the place to ourselves for a bit. By the…read moretime we left the Cellar was filling up. We each had the flights of wine and each of us chose different wines depending on our preferences. 8 glasses later, I recommend food to absorb some the alcohol as some are quite strong for wine. We really enjoyed the afternoon there and plan on taking our friends to share the experience. I would make reservations if you are going more traditional time during the day or weekend.

Awesome spot for breakfast! Hidden Gem for sure, had some of the best sausage gravy with their…read morehash and shredded potatoes. Their Philly steak omelet was amazing, huge pieces of steak!! Very cool atmosphere in the cellar with great service!

This cute little winery has great red wines and good food! Get the empanadas! The service is great…read moreand they are friendly and attentive. Stop here after hanging on the north side.

I'm a touch belated in my review, but I'd be remiss to skip over it entirely. I had such a…read morewonderful visit to Refucilo before a friend's wedding this past fall. On a whim, I decided to walk back to the hotel from some sights in the Mexican War Streets neighborhood. As I passed by this boisterous street, I looked up, saw the wine bar, paused, and walked in without a second thought. I easily grabbed a seat at the bar and the folks working were so nice and friendly! I was there solo and they didn't treat me any differently than larger groups, which I so appreciated. I tried the rose and loved it so much that I bought a bottle to go. Brought it back home and indulged! If I'm ever in Pittsburgh again (which I will be), I know I'll be stopping back here.

Cellar on Penn is great! They had one of their employees above the restaurant on the sidewalk…read moresampling different wines which definitely got us to come into the restaurant. A bottle was only $20 so we shared a glass of white wine. I preferred the white over the red for sure. The space inside is really cozy - would be perfect for a winter gathering!

Well to start, we were Sat for 10minutes and just had waters. Then once we ordered our food and…read moredrinks together, it took 15minutes at least to get the drinks. Finally, the food came, and I was super under whelmed. It order hash browns on the side and got a frozen hash brown patty. The waffles were obviously not homemade, but frozen waffles. Food was edible, but like I said, super underwhelming. Ambiance was okay.

Found this is drafts and forgot to post…read more Stopped in for a quick snack before the baseball game. Service was kinda slow, it wasn't the best experience. The cheese tax 9/10 Cheese was great. wasn't a fan of them with the bbq so we got ranch for dipping too.

That was a pretty smooth espresso martini for $14 (Photo 10). Actually the official name of the…read morecocktail is Do You Make Espresso Martinis? because people wouldn't expect a whiskey distillery to offer one. However, Wigle does because they produce a wide array of spirits beyond whiskey like the vodka and coffee liqueur in this mix. I depended on YouTube travel vloggers to point me in the direction of this popular distillery bar and cafe in the Strip District. The place was bustling in the middle of the afternoon, and I was lucky to secure the last stool at the bar. The espresso martini drew my eye, and I thought I should have a snack to go with it. I ordered the $12 Devil's Eggvocate. Four deviled egg halves were topped with smoked paprika, pickled jalapeño slices, and bacon jam made with their own coffee liqueur (Photo 9). It was a bit top heavy for me, but then I never reject a deviled egg. If I wasn't driving, I might've considered trying a whiskey tasting, but it just wasn't in the cards. COCKTAIL / FOOD - 4 stars...smooth martini, over-the-top deviled eggs AMBIANCE - 4 stars...crowded but the bar was fine SERVICE - 3.5 stars...seemed understaffed TOTAL - 4 stars...worth having a taste and not just whiskey RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/el8ZxqDEGE

This place is very nice. It took us forever to finally visit this winery. I will say the prices are…read moremuch higher than most wineries in the area. Most wines cost between 13-22 around this area. These wines were 35 - 60 per bottle. However, all of the reds/whites were amazing. Pinot Noir was my favorite. I recommend if you're looking for a setting that is quiet, good wine, and relaxing it's here. I liked this place. The staff was very friendly. They provided us a sample of the sparkling wine after tasting was finished. We recently visited again in June 2019. This is a great place. So relaxing and if you like California wines, you will like this place.

Great place to try something different. Enjoyed a wine tasting and bought some wine. Free parking,…read morewine tasting at your own pace and a great selection. Purchased bottles of wine so my wine tasting was free. The ladies were nice, knowledgeable and answered my questions. The place was very clean, nice decor and they had ample supply of wine. The prices are reasonable and the hours are great. I will certainly go back to purchase and enjoy another wine tasting. They sell autographed bottles in addition to unsigned bottles. The variety offers something for everyone. They are located next door to the Clemente Museum so you can schedule a tour then enjoy some wine. The celebs with wine includes local and national celebrities like Clemente, Hines Ward and Smokey Robinson. Great for date nite, girls night out or solo missions.

While walking around the strip district decided to stop in and do a wine tasting. Karen was very…read morefriendly and described the wines. Just for stopping in you get one free "shot" size sample. I decided to do the smaller flight sample and ended up buying four bottles of wine! Fun little winery that is attached to an olive oil store.

What a gem! Located in the Strip District of Downtown Pittsburgh, is a winery shop and distribution…read morestore for Courtyard winery out of Erie, PA. The service and wine selection is outstanding. And, the manager there was incredible. He was very welcoming and offered up tastings and backstories for all their wine products! You can buy by the glass, have a seat and relax, or just sample (up to 3) and purchase items to go. Thanks to the outstanding service and tastings, we bought several bottles...:with the Chardonnay and seasonal Apple Cider fruit wine being a standout! Both were the perfect wines for us. Clean, dry, crisp and delicious. I definitely recommend the wine and the winery shop when visiting the Burgh'!

Palate Partners has become one of my favorite places in Pittsburgh. Located in the Strip District…read moreright across the street from Penn Mac, Palate Partners has a wide range of wine and wine merchandise for sale. Note, due to the archaic PA liquor control laws, you can't buy wine and take it with you the day you buy it. Instead, you have to wait two days to pick it up. However, they have wines that are not available at the PCLB stores and the wine merchandise makes for great and reasonably priced gifts. Most importantly, Palate Partners holds wine tastings every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month. For $12, tasters get to sample three whites and three reds selected by the store owner. These wine tastings are a great way to try new wines as well as a way to decompress and socialize on a Friday after work.

This is a great find for wine enthusiasts. Located in the Strip district this place is a great…read moreexcuse to stay after work or to head downtown for an early evening event. The store itself is filled with wine related items available for purchase. I highly recommend the holiday themed wine glass koosies they make for a great conversation starter at a party. The only downfall and it is not their fault but PA laws will not allow them to sell you wine to leave with that day. You have to come back in a few days. Palate Partners also host wine tasting events a couple of times a month and I highly recommend them. The host wine tasting classes the first and third Fridays of every month. They usually pick wines that people would not normally choose themselves when at the W&S store. They sample three reds and three whites. It is relatively inexpensive but a great introduction to wine tasting. If you are looking for a gift for a friend/family member who enjoys wine this is a great stop.

We happened to be in town on Clemente's birthday, when the museum was offering an open house…read moreadmission rather than the guided tour, which was perfect. There are so many artifacts here - both about Clemente and about baseball in general - making it a great stop for baseball fans. We're glad we added this to our itinerary at the suggestion of an Uber driver, as we didn't know the museum existed prior to that.

Had the opportunity to visit the Roberto Clemente museum and it was amazing! I had the opportunity…read moreto also experience the wine cellar and wine tasting. The history is amazing and the collection is unmatched. The museum should be on any baseball lovers bucket list. I definitely want to host an event there. Dwayne and his staff are very passionate about the wine and Roberto-- it was inspiring.

Most artist, they present are new with a small fan base…read more Similar to the improv. I don't mind the small plates of appetizer type portions. I love the intimate concert vibe. Up close to an artist they may need that audience to feel comfortable with performing.

Avoid this restaurant. They make mistakes constantly on togo orders…read more On day one, I had ordered a bread pudding and paying for it. After waiting 30 minutes for it, they decide to come out and tell me that they are out of bread pudding. It would've been beneficial to know that prior to paying, however, they did not even offer a refund. Instead, they told me they would give me a tiramisu instead. On day two, I placed an order for a salad with a chicken skewer upcharge. Upon getting my order and opening the container, I saw that the skewer was not in there despite being charged $10 for it. The other items here at the restaurant were not good, and I do not recommend this as they don't want to make good quality food. Lobster ravioli is pretty dry and tough to chew. Tiramisu is missing that earthy coffee flavor. Chicken caprese says that it comes with fresh mozzarella, however, they only gave us small circle of cheese on one side of the sandwich (covers about 1/4 of the sandwich). Do not get the truffle fries, they are the exact same taste as the normal fries. Last, the crab and shrimp dip is highly inconsistent. The first day, it was good and actually had pieces of shrimp. The second day, zero shrimp. In the end, this restaurant has several deficiencies that they do not seem willing to resolve.