Great Bar with awesome soups plus A Jukebox and pool table will definitely come back too watch the…read moreSteelers play with plenty of TVs a friendly bar

Closing time is 2am. We walked in at 1:20am and this bartender says we aren't welcome, shooing us…read moreout before we order a drink. We were like, "oh, okay" at first, but then while we ordered our next Lyft we saw her hand out 3 more drinks and calling last call AFTER we arrived. Horrendous service after we went there from out of town, hearing good things. Don't spend your hard-earned money at this shit hole with somehow stuck up staff. Taking mine and everyone else's money elsewhere!

Don't let the outside fool you--this place looks like a neighborhood dive bar, but the food is…read moreoutstanding. Service was quick. We ordered the wings with the sriracha jalapeño sauce, and they were fantastic. The sandwich and burger were both packed with flavor. The chipotle BBQ dipping sauce was incredible too--I could've dipped everything in it. Definitely a hidden gem, and we'll absolutely be back!

Diverse menu. Average prices. Quaint decor with the beer…read moresigns! Ruben sandwich was huge and so good! Lots of corned beef! There was fish sandwich wing and salad, cheeseburger, Cuban sandwich. Club sandwich. Huge portions. Lots of beer choices. I am not a beer drinker but others enjoyed the selections

Good food. Good service. Good music. Good sound system. From the guest perspective. From the…read moremusician perspective we were always treated well there and we always sounded good through their system.

From the owner: We are an intimate, local music venue located in the lower level of Sheffield Bowling Lanes and…read moreLounge in Aliquippa. We host an awesome monthly Blues/Rock Jam Night, as well as some acoustic and indie rock shows. Plus, several promoters book punk and metal shows here.

Always good music and lighting. Consistent lineup of local and traveling musicians. JEPPSON'S…read moreMALORT. 2 pinball tables. Handsome regulars. Staff has gone above and beyond in ensuring the environment is safe with a zero tolerance policy on harassment or abuse of any kind, and a firm stance against hateful ideology. Hot dogs kinda rip too, don't skip em. Tip your bartender.

What a cool place!! Drinks are reasonably priced and the vibe is great. They carry local brews and…read moredrinks. Great music and it's a fun vibe because it's packed during events on weekends. People are friendly and it's really a hidden gem. Love all the signs in here.

Let's first start off by explaining that this is simply a hotel bar now that serves hotel room…read moreservice quality food. This is no longer a more structured restaurant and we sat at the bar to eat (so don't expect to be seated at a table, if that is what your preferred) If you look at previous pictures posted, they are from several years ago and not indicative of the current offerings or current presentations (e.g.: I ordered the Caesar salad with steak, nothing at all like the earlier photos). As for the food.. it was ok. Hubby got the Italian panini. He said it was good but not hot, and "nothing special". We shared the Brussel sprouts which include raisins. This, along with the marinade made for a very sweet dish. It wasn't bad (and in fact, I thought the Brussels were perfectly cooked) but it was too sweet for my liking. The steak in my salad was subpar. Over seasoned and low quality. Service was ok. They were attentive but not necessarily terribly friendly. Manager greeted us as we came and when we left, he was warm and welcoming, which was a nice touch.

Melissa is the best! Excellent service. Good food, good atmosphere. Highly recommend.read more

Atmosphere - What an awesome setting! The minute you enter the restaurant, you feel you are in a…read morewinery tasting room. Although the tables are spaced pretty tight, but the patrons are very considerate. Service - Our server was friendly, attentive and helpful. Food - come for the wine and stay for the food. The wine menu is deep and broad with plenty of quality wines to suit your preferences. The food menu is very limited with regard entrees (3 pasta choices), but their pasta is very good. There are ample options for small plates and appetizers. I ordered the Spaghetti ala Vodka. Overall - even if you are not a fan of wine, this restaurant should be on your list to frequent. The food, service, portions and prices are all very good.

I love the atmosphere! I'm not from the area, but if I was, this would be my local hangout…read more First, the parking is a little odd, but we managed. There is inside and outside seating as well as some bar seating. The decor and atmosphere are interesting. Our server was super friendly and reminded us happy hour was over in 10 minutes, so we quickly looked at the drink menu and ordered. They have lots of drinks!!!! I settled on a lemon blueberry martini and it was good. The food menu is very limited, but being that Italian is my favorite, I was a happy camper. 4 of us shared the arancini, which was not my favorite. I order this often when I am out and this one was dry and I didn't care for the prosciutto and cheese in the middle. For my entree, I settled on the spaghetti and meatballs which arrived steaming hot which I love. There were 3 huge meatballs which had a nice little spice to them. The sauce was good and the portion size was perfect. No room for dessert. Overall, a good evening

Went to Lula while we were in Pittsburgh over the weekend and had THE BEST experience! Great tapas…read moreand wine selection, so many choices we just ate our way through then menu! Great service too. Staff was super attentive and friendly, had some great recommendations. Food presentation was top notch. The restaurant is small and cozy, allowing for privacy but casual enough where you can be relaxed and informal. We tried the devils on horseback, stuffed mushrooms, meatballs, and crab cakes and every dishes was outstanding, would definitely order again. This place did not disappoint - we will definitely be back when we come back through Pittsburgh.

This is rare I leave a bad review…read more Went in for the first time for 2 drinks. I asked if they had a specialty cocktail menu, waitress advised no, but she could make whatever I wanted. She offered to make a chocolate martini I said ok that sounded good. My husband ordered a beer. Two minutes later. The waitress came back, and asked what we wanted to order. We were so confused . We ordered again acting like she didn't just take our order 2 minutes ago. I actually ended up changing my order and asked if they had a "house" pilot grigio. She said yes. She asked if we were going to order food and we said just drinks tonight. 5 minutes pass and she brings a large appetizer to our table. I said we didn't order this. She asked if we talked about it though . We said "no" we were never ordering food. I was so taken back by this experience I wanted to cash out after our drinks. I headed to the bar and asked for our bill. We were going to leave cash and leave because the whole situation was very uncomfortable. (Thinking 20 would be enough for the drinks and tip) We finally get the bill and the house wine is on there along with the beer. The total was $37 for 2 drinks. How can a house wine be $17 for a glass? As we left, the whole situation didnt sit right with me. I called later to ask how much a glass of house wine was and the person that answered stated $9.

To start, we didn't know where to walk in. We tried the side door by the parking lot but it looked…read morelike an office hallway. So we walked around the building to the patio area and walked into the dining room using the dining room door entrance, but there was no host area. So we walked back outside for a third time and went to the bar area, where they seemed confused why we were asking to be seated at the dining room because we were in the bar area. All of this wasn't a big deal and could be easily resolved with a few signs directing customers on the seating process. Lastly, the place is called Sophia's but inside the menu says Sophie's. I don't know if this place is Sophie's or Sophia's or maybe a combination of both? The ambiance at the bar had a fun vibe, but the dining room area seemed like they didn't put much effort into making it feel cozy and welcoming. I would love to see the place add some booths or more decor so that it felt less like they just put some tables in an open room. It has so much potential!! Now once we got seated, we were told they had no drink menu, just 3 drink specials. Ok so we ordered the specials. Drinks were very good and came in fun colors and glasses! Our waitress was nice but was not very attentive. She was helpful when we asked about the menu and was very knowledgeable, but we had to flag her down for things like water, our check, when we were ready to order, etc. Now let's get to the food. We got the potato croquettes app which was devoured quickly. They were little mashed potato bombs and came with a mystery creamy dipping sauce. They came out hot and had great flavor and so did the mystery sauce! I wish more came with the order, but that may have been me just being hungry and wishing I had more because they were so delicious! The waitress recommended the chicken Romano and the bourbon jam burger. My chicken Romano was fine - a decent meal. The chicken was VERY thin and the accompanying pasta had no flavor, it just tasted like I was eating plain noodles with parm sprinkled on top. I know chicken Romano is supposed to be thin, but this was so thin that I got more egg/parm batter than chicken, which made my meal taste more like scrambled eggs than chicken. I do have high expectations for chicken Romano specifically, so I wouldn't say don't order it, I will just say it's not going to be the best you ever had. My friend had the burger and said it was very very good! They had a fish sandwich special and I had major FOMO when i saw the waitress serve that sandwich to another table - it looked fantastic! It was huge and thick on a puffy brioche bun. I think I would go back here again just to try that fish sandwich. This place, very randomly, also has sushi. I don't eat sushi, so I can't comment too much on it, but they did have an extensive sushi menu and I did see a few of them plated and they looked so good it also made me wish I did like sushi! Lastly, they only had 2 dessert options, chocolate cake and cheesecake. We got the chocolate cake and a huge piece came out that was so rich it almost tasted like fudge, it was great! Because of how rich it was, we could only have a few bites and took the rest home - I guarantee not a crumb of that cake will go to waste! Overall a pleasant experience here. I would get the potato croquettes and chocolate cake again and try the fish sandwich or maybe the crab cakes for my entree.

Not quite rounded up to the next star... Sophia's (my receipt says "Sophie's") is a family-owned…read moreevent venue, restaurant and bar. My husband and I ate dinner in their restaurant one time. We entered through the bar area, and a courteous bartender led us to a friendly seating hostess and waitress. The menu listed starters (e.g., pretzel bites, fried zucchini, and chicken potstickers), salads, sushi/sashimi/rolls and poke bowls, sandwiches, flatbreads, entrees (e.g., ribeye and pasta florentine), etcetera. We waited one hour before the waitress brought out our main courses! Here are my ratings for what we ate: Spinach-Artichoke Dip - 3 stars - This dip tasted decent, but it was very oily. Alaskan Roll - 4 stars - This roll had eight pieces and contained salmon, cucumber, and avocado. Crab Cakes - The crab cakes themselves were meaty and tasted pretty good (4.5 stars), but the sides of peas (3 stars) and potatoes (4 stars) were very plain. Chicken Romano - My husband ate part of this entree. He called it "gross." I taste-tested it, and I thought that the chicken romano (3 stars), peas (3 stars), and noodles (3 stars) were not quite what I expected from a restaurant. I used a coupon from their website to get the appetizer for free, and my husband also ordered a soda. The total price was $62 plus a tip.

Back for another fantastic meal at the forge. They have a summer drink menu, I got the Lemongrass…read moreis greener. Super delicious, nice ginger flavor. We shared the rainbow platter, shawarma hummus, gambas al ajillo, labneh, and a peach! Pizza. The shawarma hummus had a delicious flavor. The pickled veggies had a nice kick.

I'm confused about why this place is so beloved; but knowing Pittsburghers, I have a small clue…read more Upon walking in you realize it's just as small and cozy as many other establishments on Butler in Lawrenceville. It's cute but crowded with plush seating. I can't imagine being here on a busy night, it must feel like there's no breathing room. Service was fine. Our order was correct and servers were friendly. The best part about this place is the cocktails but don't expect them to be strong. My drink was absolutely delicious but with the mood effects of a mocktail, meaning nothing. I ordered two because why is this almost $20 with no buzz in sight, are we not a lounge? The menu was plentiful though I think the chef may be a little off about the origins of some of the menu items- just be Greek, friend, it'll be okay. I didn't try the pizza, which is almost half of the menu because I wasn't impressed by the small plates. How can you get pickled cauliflower wrong in Pittsburgh. That should be a sin. The hummus was okay but could use a little more ancient influence... like maybe 4,000 years worth, idk. Overall, I wouldn't be back and wouldn't recommend. It's trendy in it's ambience but doesn't deliver anything better than 25 other spots along the same street. AVVA in Aspinwall is a better option. I came here based on reviews by Elite's and this place was incredibly misrepresented.

Awesome Sports Bare with a great jukebox and a lot of take out beer with reasonable drinks will…read moredefinitely come back on a lot of TVs

Bartender agrees with the aggressors ...! Not a good time, too many kids. N, I've seen drugs…read moreinteracting.