Clean, efficient, and delicious. You can't beat DiBella's rolls which are baked up fresh right on…read morethe premises. My go to is the cold turkey with provolone, lettuce, tomato, mayo, and last but certainly not least, their own seasoned oil. This place is what Subway aspires to be. Grape tasted. Grape approved.

Solid. Good sandwiches, made as expected. I recommend it…read more (this review needs more typing, tap, tap, tap)

Wanted to try one more local favorite before heading back to Orlando, and Uncle Sam's Subs was a…read moregreat choice. If you love a good sandwich, this place delivers. It has a fun mix of Philly sandwich shop energy with Pittsburgh hometown vibes. The menu is big, the fries were really good, and the sub-style sandwiches are loaded and filling. I went with the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, while others ordered the Ultra Uncle Sam's Special. Portions were huge, so leftovers are definitely a bonus. They also have cheese sauce and ranch for the fries plus classic Coke products to wash it all down. Casual diner feel, big portions, and solid food. Easy spot to recommend if you're in Pittsburgh and craving a hearty sandwich.

This place is awesome! The vibes are great! I love the diner esthetic! The food is amazing and…read morethe prices are decent! If your a fan of old diner charm, good food set at reasonable prices then don't miss out! P.S. - Just make sure to eat in the diner so the fries are included with your meal. If you use take out you'll get charged extra for fries.

When you're in the 'Burgh, find something local and go enjoy. I'm not local, and I was thinking…read morepierogis & Iron City, maybe catch some Pittsburgh sportsball? Downey's House provided the local spot I needed. An ice cold Yuengling on draft went down very well, and while I didn't find pierogis on the menu, I settled for a phenomenal bowl of spaghetti & meatballs. Local marinara & meatballs made with the same recipe of the old Main Hotel that was in Carnegie for nearly 100 years. That bowl of pasta was SCRUMPTIOUS and just what I was after. I even talked my lovely wife into doing up her salad 'Pittsburgh style', which means adorning the salad with fries. And yes, it's as good as it sounds. Thrown in a protein like grilled chicken and that is a banger of a meal. Great dining area with a square-shaped bar and TVs with sight-lines in any direction. The service is friendly and helpful, and prices are probably lower than at some chain-y eatery that just makes your food via assembly line. It's local and sensational!

After an afternoon at the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden we came here as a family for dinner. The menu…read moreincludes as the usual suspects and then highlighted a few fan favorites. Tonight I sprang for the Pittsburgh salad with buffalo chicken strips and ranch dressing. My sons ordered off the children's menu and enjoyed their spaghetti and Mac & cheese. On a friend's recommendation my wife got the pepperoni rolls with garlic ranch for dipping. The food came out after about 15-minutes and everything was fresh. The salad was good but virtually all the elements (cucumber, lettuce and tomatoes could have been cut down to a more manageable bite-size bits. My son's spaghetti was nice and the sauce had a good depth of flavor and the meatball was a good size. Mac and cheese was standard from a box so not much to report there. The best meal of the night were the pepperoni rolls. The cheese was crispy and everything was piping hot and the garlic ranch was a nice touch too. Would definitely come back for that meal.

Great Italian hoagie. Very friendly staff. Fresh and tasty food. I will be back again.read more

MMM! Such good sandwiches!…read more I always enjoy eating at a local deli over going to a chain like Subway or something like that. This deli is a small little local shop with a bunch of sandwich choices, lunch meats, snacks, lottery, and tons of drink options. I've been here a few times and got a different sandwich each time and loved all of them! The bread is homemade local, delivered daily and they have other local dressings and breads as well. (Like a sweet pumpkin bread that I debated buying for about 10 minutes lol) If you are in the area and looking for a quick lunch I recommend here! They have specials every day and they are usually a dollar or two cheaper than a regular menu item but equally as delicious! I only wish they had a healthy item or two (like wheat bread). I don't eat here often because of this.

Still love the Big Ben. So far out of one sandwich, hubby and I shared it for 1 dinner and 2…read morelunches. Granted we had smaller servings than most. My grandson, likely would eat all of this delicious sandwich at once. We called in advance to order and because they only take cash and we only had a hundred dollar bill. Can I use it? Yes, I'll take it said the Matt Damon look-alike. I'll take it. Loved seeing him in person as he expertly took orders. Pittsburgh friendly. This is a happy place with great food. You can eat in but many like us call in advance for takeout. And they are open on Monday when most places are closed. Love Peppis

Line was to the door at 1140 . Very busy , but service was great. Plenty of tables. Employees knew…read moremany on the customers by name. Best sandwich I've had in a long time. In a great Pittsburgh neighborhood. Cash only. We ordered the NY Cheesesteak, had bacon. And a Mushroom, provolone cheesesteak. Also a small fries. Best fries I've had today n a long time. Short walk from The National Aviary.

Excellent burger; simple and delicious; would def go back for more…read more Makes me want to try other items on their menu

It's a no from me... this is my second time trying this place, and both times have been…read moredisappointing... their food looks incredible on social media, but what you get is not even close. Unfortunately for this fish, it was bland, overcooked, and tasted of old grease. The fries were seasoned so much that you were essentially eating spoon fulls of old bay. The wait was almost an hour past our pick up time. I understand being busy, but it might be more beneficial to reflect a more accurate pick up time... Strange Roots itself is a small space with nice outdoor seating. I'm not a huge fan of the beer here either, but the bartender was very nice and accommodating during our visit. I hope if you try this place you have a better experience.

Hey friends! I wanted something with a Pittsburgh stamp on it before I headed home. A Yelp search…read moreled me here to this eclectic spot with delicious food. Pittsburgh Sandwich Society runs a kitchen out of Strange Roots Experiential Ale which is a small locally-owned distillery. Once you enter, you'll scan a QR code to order online. Don't waste time like me waiting for a server lol. I ordered the In-An-Aht burger which features spring mix, their society sauce, American cheese and tomato. The burger was SO GOOD. All the ingredients had the perfect portions and came together beautifully. It was a perfect medium-well cook. The fries are hand cut and delicious. My only distaste was that fries were veryyyyy salty. +Customer service was amazing! +Limited Free Parking out front and in a nearby alley. +Plenty of tables for dine-in +Free boardgames to play +Beautiful patio with plenty seating I'm excited to return for the patio in the summer when I return to PA. I hope you enjoy!

Been a while since I've been to Pittsburgh sandwich Society due to me moving. Ive always enjoyed…read moretheir burgers and chicken sandwiches. However I had to come down for the fish sandwich. They don't open until 4, but you can place orders online hours before then. Picked up food around 4:20. By time we got home, the fish maintained its crispness. I was actually quite impressed with how well it was prepared. Nice and flaky but didn't fall apart. The bun it comes on is well proportion with the fish. The only thing I could've went without, was the macaroni salad topped on the fish. However, the food here never disappoints. I'll be back.

Three weeks ago I was at the Jersey Mike's located on Liberty Avenue. Ordered the original Italian…read moresub. Have not eaten anything like this brow. All the meats salami and ham and pepperoni were cut or sliced fresh. Delicious. There are all kinds of places selling subs and then there is Jersey Mikes! This will always be my first choice.

I will not be returning I can make a sub at home. I walk in and place an order and I get an eye…read moreroll from the woman behind the counter? Let me tell you that my order was very simple and I was very nice when ordering. It was in the middle of the afternoon. I don't understand why the constant eye roll?? There were so many that I had to leave !! Why would I want anyone this agitated preparing my food?? I will not be returning.

Sorry .. no pics on this one…read more I ordered my sub online prior to leaving .. the New York Steamer .. happened to be the sub special today so bonus! On the app u can customize your sub - which I did - and select a pickup time. My sub was in the shelve waiting for me as ordered and on time. They come in these nice containers to prevent smooshing ;) Highly recommend these over some of the other shops.

Oh, bravo, Firehouse Subs! You've truly mastered the art of enshitification: start as a scrappy…read morefirefighter-themed sandwich hero, franchise like a virus, then quietly replace everything good with the cheapest possible substitute while pretending nothing's changed. Genius! My Hook & Ladder arrived looking like it had been run over by the actual fire truck, soggy bread that dissolved into paste, "smoked" turkey that tasted like wet cardboard marinated in regret, and mayo so thin it was basically flavored air. Portion sizes? Adorable! They must've switched to the "Toddler Menu" when I wasn't looking. And the crew my god, the crew. Every single employee behind the counter was an imported worker, clearly flown in on the "We Refuse to Pay Americans" visa program. Not one local soul in sight! They were polite in that dead-eyed, soul-crushed way you get when your paycheck wouldn't cover a Happy Meal. Orders wrong? Naturally. Enthusiasm? Zero. It's like they hired a call center to assemble subs. Pro tip: if your wages are so insulting that nobody in a 50-mile radius will take the job, maybe, just maybe, pay people enough to live. Nah, too logical. Firehouse Subs: now proudly serving budget bin sadness in a firefighter hat. 10/10 for cost-cutting, 0/10 for literally everything else. Avoid unless you hate flavor and joy.

My husband and I stopped in for a late lunch today. My Happy Hippie salad with chicken might be…read moreone of the best salads I have ever eaten! Very filling (I even have left overs for lunch tomorrow). Home made dressings were delicious too! Hubby had a ginormous Reuben sandwich which he said is one of the best he's ever eaten (also has lunch for tomorrow). Service was splendid and our server was very friendly!

I haven't been to Brick and Mortar in years...like since they renovated the place, probably…read morepre-pandemic. What an improvement over the tiny little order-at-the-counter spot with the free wine and rickety folding chairs! The food was good before, and it's still good, but the place is now a full service, upstairs-downstairs cozy spot. We had fried pickles, a sunshine salad (as a side salad), and a couple of hot dogs--the bacon dog and the Picklesburgh dog. Pickles were a tiny bit greasy but crunchy and substantial. The side salad was absolutely delicious with lots of textures and crunch, both acidic and a little sweet all at the same time. I would order it as a dinner salad for sure. I didn't try the bacon dog, but my husband liked it. The Picklesburgh dog was a delicious mess--truly, it was so messy--but it was crunchy and salty and briny, and totally worth ordering next time I'm in the mood for a dog. I shouldn't have waited so long to go back to Brick and Mortar; I'm glad we finally checked it out.