Disclaimer that I haven't had a full meal at Mel's Petit Café...yet! This charming little eatery is…read moreacross from my dentist's office, so I typically stop in for coffee and a pastry after my appointments. There aren't a lot of tables or chairs, but thanks to large windows and beautiful blue walls, the space feels bright and inviting regardless. Foodwise, the café's specialty is definitely crepes, which take up the most space on their chalkboard menu. There are also a handful of sandwich options. One day, I promise I'll enjoy one of these delectable-looking treats...but given that I'm enjoying holiday treats left and right at the moment, I didn't indulge in either today. Drinkwise, Mel's Petit Café serves up some darn good coffee. Today I got the cookie butter latte special. Their recipe called for oat milk, which was an absolutely delicious choice. And the latte definitely hit the right balance of added flavor and coffee flavor for me; it was an excellent way to re-caffeinate before continuing with my day. I also got a muffin to take home for later - Mel's Petit Café serves mixed berry muffins, all of which are made with blueberries and raspberries. And these are GOOD muffins. These aren't the muffins that only have two bites of fruit total; I've had half of mine and it is FULL of berries. Absolutely delicious and I'll probably order one of these to go every time I visit from now on. Add in a team that's all smiles and does an excellent job keeping things moving, and this place is a 10/10 (well, 5/5 on Yelp). I cannot recommend it enough and I'm already excited to stop by again!

I like it. Crepes are underrepresented as a breakfast lunch option and they offer a good…read moreselection. Environment is comfortable for meeting and lingering. Only complain was that my last visit was an hour before clossing and they were out of regular drip coffee. So the option given was to buy an "Americano". This is made by adding water to expresso. My issue is that is cost $7 for a large compared to $ for a large coffee. And they did not skimp on the water. :(. They should at least have a policy of substitution at the same price when the regular coffee (which I thought was good during past visits) is out of stock.

Mediterranean is one of my favorite places to go. Food is absolutely delicious. Good coffee and…read morewonderful dessert desserts

I can confidently say that out of the 30+ pizza restaurants my child has tried my eight-year-old…read moreson loves the pizza here. We came on a Friday and also tried sthe fish sandwich. It was amazing and very large. We have always loved this restaurant and we will definitely be back many more times. The food is excellent and the vibe is on point.

Very nice new restaurant and cafe for delicious Uzbek and Russian food. I think they recently…read moreexpanded their menu some more after I already went, but even when I came and tried a more limited menu, everything was quite good. I got to try their Samarkand plov/osh, Samarkand bread/naan/non, Napoleon cake, and the suzma. I really enjoyed nearly all of the items. Starting backwards with the suzma, this was kind of like labneh, the Turkish yogurt dish. Quite good, but this felt a little more liquidy while still being rich. Very strong whole milk flavor. The Uzbek bread is always delicious. They give you a huge piece of bread that is crunchy at the sides and soft in the middle. Perfect for eating any of the main entrees with, especially kebabs. Nice seed topping as well. The Samarkand plot was quite nice too. My first time ever having plov, finally! Glad to try it from this place. They give you a nice serving size. The rice is a little bit oily, and I typically like the rice to be cooked longer (it still had a pretty strong bite to it), but the flavor was nice overall. Savory from the meat, sweet (almost a bit too sweet) from the carrots, and richness from the spices and oil. I really liked that they included chickpeas as well. All in all, I quite enjoyed this place. Probably not my favorite Uzbek in the area, but still, very good. I would like to come back to try some of the other items they added.

This review is long overdue--we ate at Cafe Samarkand a month ago on the first day of Ramadan--but…read morehopefully better late than never. We had a lovely first dinner at Cafe Samarkand. The owner and staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly from the time we arrived until we left, often checking on our experience without being intrusive. They also helpfully explained the menu and the presence of some special treats already on the table when we arrived--there for guests coming to break their fast for that day of Ramadan. We very much enjoyed everything we ate, starting with a Samosa and Shuba (with the awesome translation of "Fur Coat"), and through our main courses of Plov, Layered Uzbek dumplings, and steak with rice. The Plov and layered dumplings were particular standouts for generous servings of perfectly seasoned dishes with complex flavor--seem like they would be particularly great entry points for folks less familiar with Uzbek cuisine. We were too full to eat dessert, but took home some honey cake for dessert. That was reminiscent of baklava with its layers of crispy cake and honey, but also very much its own thing, and definitely something I will be ordering next time, too. I worry folks will miss this local gem down at the end of the Kuhn's parking lot, and hope the word gets out--it's definitely worth a visit!

Plenty of off-street parking, the ambiance is lovely, service was impeccable, and the tea and…read morefood...Divine!

What a great shop right in Mt Oliver! I went here on a Saturday morning. The service was great,…read morecoffee was fresh, and the food was delicious. I had the iced americano, which came with an orange peel, which was excellent. I also had the savory crinkle with mushrooms and onions and it was very flavorful. I would highly recommend ECHT!

Finally had a chance to visit cafe momentum last night. Everything was quite good. The mission of…read morethis place is fantastic. We enjoyed our appetizers: shrimp, French fries and wedge salad. The shrimp with potatoes and chorizo in a slightly spicy sauce was my favorite. For mains we got ravioli, steak, gnocchi and fried chicken. All were very good. The steak was cooked perfectly. The gnocchi were paired with a lamb bolognese--very rich! The fried chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy inside, perfectly done. And we finished with three desserts--sticky toffee pudding, apple crisp and chocolate tort. We will be back!

I love their concept and what they offer to the community. I made reservations without realizing it…read morewas restaurant week in Pittsburgh. This worked in our favor as we got to try more dishes than originally planned so this was great! They offered a mocktail menu - love to see it!! Both NA options were delicious. The meal overall was great! The truffle butter that came with the appetizer bread was the true winner for me. Service was slow and subpar. Overall we had a good experience. There are so many great restaurants around Pittsburgh, I would come back with a group if someone else chose but would not seek out a date night here or travel to the city just to eat here.

Great service, excellent pastries and sandwiches! Really can't go wrong with anything here, but…read morewould definitely recommend the Montagnard sandwich if you're a prosciutto lover, and the almond croissants... they're absolutely worth trying once and then you'll no doubt be addicted to the. The cafe is also a great spot to sit and read, so work, but be prepared for some crowds

After attempting to have there two days in a row, the third time was the charm. Now if you're going…read moreto be closed on a holiday AND the following day, please update your website and put a notice in the door! But alas, it was mostly worth the wait. Latte was strong (in a good way) and the pastries were delicious as exp. The only bummer was the chocolate eclair, the chocolate was way too dense and overpowering. Quiche is light, eggy and smooth and the kouign-amann was delightful (though a tad dense). There's plentiful seating and the music (except for the Holiday tracks) has cool '70s & '80s vibes.

Another great Pittsburgh breakfast option…read more If you visit on a weekend, have a Cinnamon Bun! Not too sweet, just right. Every plate is creative, with very good ingredients. The room is comfortable, with indoor and outdoor seating. The service is attentive.

Tried Sally Ann's for a quick breakfast with my mom and it was such a great little spot. We both…read moregot breakfast sandwiches, and everything came out hot, fresh, and really flavorful. The sandwiches were super satisfying, and the side potatoes were a standout. I also ordered a Bloody Mary, which was perfectly seasoned and loaded with garnishes. Service was friendly and efficient, which made the whole experience feel easy and relaxed. Definitely a solid go-to if you're looking for a quick but delicious breakfast in Pittsburgh!

I love love Biscoff and they don't shy away from it I love how they embrace cookie butter just like…read morechocolate. The waffles are 10/10 crispy & fluffy The service is nice and efficient (super Quik) I highly recommend going they have a bunch of different treats and beans(coffee) to choose from.

4.5 stars. Treat 'N Beans restaurant serves waffles, crepes, pancakes, cold drinks (e.g., iced…read morecoffees, frappes, and milkshakes), hot drinks (e.g., latte, cappuccino, and hot chocolate), etc. The waffles and crepes can have toppings such as chocolate, candies, and fruits. I ate one meal here. When I entered the business, two employees greeted me. I used a touchscreen kiosk to place my order and to pay. Minutes later, the employees handed my foods to me. The dining rooms had some tables and chairs for me to sit and eat. Later, when I was leaving, the employees said goodbye. The prices were moderately high but worth it. Dubai-chocolate strawberry cup - 4.5 stars - A cup contained much kataifi, chocolate, and strawberries. I prefer the original Dubai-chocolate bars, but this strawberry version tasted very good. Lotus pancake pan - 4.5 stars - A very large pancake was topped with Biscoff cookies and syrup and tasted very sweet. Hibiscus tea - 4.5 stars - This hot tea had a nice flavor.

One of the few places in Pittsburgh where you can get a Taylor Ham/Pork roll breakfast sandwich!…read moreHas been one of my favorite spots for years and a hidden gem in Mt. Washington. I love the banana fosters latte and it pairs well with your breakfast. All breakfast sandwiches come with a little fruit cup. The owners are so sweet and the service is always great. Be patient when you go, they have a small but mighty staff! Easiest to call your order ahead for pickup. Inside and outside seating with cute decor from local artists. Very close to the Grandview overlook with great views of the city.

This is the spot. At the corner of Bigham and Virginia, high atop Mount Washington neighborhood of…read morePittsburgh sits the cute independent small neighborhood business of Café Cravings Gourmet Coffee Shop-Pittsburgh Stop by for a seasonal beverage - the espresso and lattes or drip coffee, smoothies, frappes, or something from the cooler. Have a biscotti, pastry from the case, or a treat from the shelf. Order a sandwich: breakfast, deli, or panini. There's several on the menu, and it's customizable! It's a warm friendly welcoming place to visit!! Tip: maybe carpool or walk this little business area can be booming!