Even though it's called Patsy's now it will forever be Listorti's to me. Great hoagies & chili…read moredogs, old time feel, great people. I love this place.

Visiting Pittsburgh from Chicago. Mother lives a little east on the river and we were searching for…read morea new Italian deli to grab some sandwiches. We came across Patsy's and after reading the reviews on Yelp we were sold. When we arrived the owner met us at the back of the store in the deli section and proudly reviewed the menu with us and discussed our tastes. We wanted to measure Pittsburgh against the delis we've visited in Chicago, New York, and San Francisco so we decided on the Italian Hoagie as a familiar item. Patsy's OVER DELIVERED! The owner gave us his reasoning for each ingredient and why he uses the vendors he does while making the sandwich. It was fun to learn the history of where everything came from and why he sourced those particular items. When we arrived home and opened up the wrapping the bread and ingredients smelled just as fresh as the deli itself. The meats were fresh and each had a distinct flavor, the vegetables were crisp, and the bread was everything you hope for from an Italian deli. If we lived in the area Patsy's would be a regular stop for us! Thank you so much for your kindness!

This place is terrible. this guy took a great market built by two brothers and ran it in to the…read moreground. It's shame what he did there, he thought he could compete with Giant Eagle. What an idiot, it's worthless now, he's been closed for months and months now he's asking for money so he can re-open. The last time I went in to get a hoggie they told me they already cleaned the slicer and couldn't make me a hoggie an hour before they closed. I turned and walked out and never returned.

Trader Joe's - the land of non-branded items, seasonal flavor legends, and an unruly amount of…read morepantry staples If you hate TJs, it's probably because you've never went. You'll love every time that you put in your cart and you'll honestly pay less than the big grocery store in Pittsburgh! They recreate some of your branded favorites with natural ingredients. They will hit you with pumpkin spice in 30 different items in the fall. We literally go to Trader Joes when we need our Brown Sugar Oatmilk creamer... and if you haven't tried this and aren't my competition in Pittsburgh... do it! It's changed our coffee.. and tea... forever! The workers are always more than willing to assist.. or even run into the store after noticing a defect in an item. The place is setup like a perfect traffic pattern and makes you want to come back back back!

We moved to the area around 1 month ago. It was a tough month: Snowmageddon, below zero temps, etc…read more We finally had a good day and we decided to make a trip; we walked the 1 mile trip and found it to be well stocked. We ended up buying some frozen items so I picked up one of their freezer bags. We bought their Orange Chicken, some Ravioli, etc. Their freezer bag is great as we stopped by a pub and had lunch. Service at Trader Joe's is, always, impeccable; we will be back.

I have mixed feelings about this store. I feel like it is trying hard to be a copy of Whole Foods,…read morebut failing miserably. The customer service is very distinctive between these 2 businesses. While this review isn't about Whole Foods, it would be wrong to consider the differences. When you ask for help, as I often do, the people at Whole Foods jump to attention and immediately assist in locating what you request. At Market District, they rarely help, shifting you to a different associate and passing the buck. I will admit that Market District has some unique features beyond the typical grocery. Their cheese section is very well done, and those employees are well informed. I feel like other parts of the store could benefit from the same attention to detail. The breads and bakery section seems to be a hit or miss proposition. You can find certain items there one day that are gone the next. It is as though they have no set pattern of baking and just make what they feel, so you could get good salt sticks one day and find none available the next day. The prepared foods can be a nightmare. I looked for a posted special and could only locate 2 of the necessary 5 items to complete their meal deal. I asked for help and waited while someone went to find someone else to answer my questions. When the right person finally arrived, they began pulling the meal deal special signs down. I'm not really interested in businesses that operate this way. If I'm in the area, I might stop in for some items. I will not go out of my way to shop here. There are far better and cheaper options available. In addition, Giant Eagle in general seems to enjoy playing bait and switch with customers. One card covers every one of their operations, but there is no cross promotions. You get different prices at GetGo, Giant Eagle, Giant Eagle Express and Giant Eagle Market District. They are all owned and operated under a single banner, but choose different pricing and specials for each location. Buyer beware.

The pharmacy is ridiculous w poor customer service and inept technicians. I think Giant Eagle bit…read moreoff more than they could handle w regards to the pharmacy. Grocery prices. Well, what can I say? Outrageous. I noticed last month they had eggs three for nickel, or something strange like that. I asked a worker why all the eggs in the display and why were they so cheap. He stated Giant Eagle "got busted for egg prices above what they should have been." And, offering the eggs for cheap must have been the punishment.

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 love it! It's small, has great food options, other hot and cold, as well as unique store…read moregroceries. It will always be a great option for me!

Cute, old school charm for a local grocer and butcher shop!…read more Open since the 1920s, Wagners definitely has some of the classic elements of your classic grocery store. Two simple checkouts by the front door, three aisles of your common needs, a butcher counter that stretches the length of the store, and employees that enjoy engaging in conversation!! But don't get me wrong.. the store is still relevant for today. New equipment for freezers and produce, clear expansion into the next storefront down, and simple grab and go options ready and hot. With no fast food options for this side of the community, the market provides lunch options and delicious single serve dessert options too. I grabbed the: Chicken Bacon Hoagie - the thick cut chicken definitely indicate that this was a fresh deli sub and the gooey cheese could only be accomplished by fresh sliced too. Add on the crispy bacon and soft bun - this hoagie was quality and well priced Dirt Pudding - I'm a sucker for a dessert and what better than a single serving of a fresh made goodie. The balance of sweetness was spot on with a great crunch layer on the top and bottom of Oreo.

For the location and what else is around, I was impressed that they had a strong, diverse selection…read moreof foods at this supermarket. I am not a fan of big chain markets, and I would rather go elsewhere, but when you need food, you need food. Their produce was pretty impressive, containing both normal varieties of fruits for the season like peaches and strawberries, as well as organic options. The seasonal ones were up front, and the ones out of season were further back. I liked that lay out! Also, plenty of choices for vegetables, including local corn and squashes, as well as organic choices. Peppers were from far far away, but that's alright. Continuing into the store, you really will find everything you need for a chill weekend. If you are trying to cook a 5-star gourmet meal, you'll be hard pressed for exact ingredients, but a creative well-trained/ experienced chef would be just fine. There are options for baking, grilling, or chilling - i.e. plenty of frozen entrees, pre made foods (cereal is a meal?), and junk food (chips, snacks, etc.). I liked that there were natural choices, organic choices and plenty of vegan options (dairy free ice cream and milk, meat substitutes in the freezer section). A-ok for me, but for this location, it's impressive.

To dog gone expensive for older folk i feel there takin advantage on the old people who cant get…read morenowhere else

Your typical Whole Foods. This one was cleaner and bigger than several others that I've been too. I…read morereally liked the parking garage. Decent sized bakery, hot/cold bar, and sit down area to eat.

Typical Whole Foods location in the East Liberty neighborhood in Pittsburgh. It was quite buzzing…read moreon a holiday weekend when I shopped there. Pricing is higher than shopping at the Giant Eagle and Trader Joe's nearby. I try to visit Whole Foods stores in other cities to look for local specialty items. However, there are very few items that I found with that tag in the store. Ended up just buying a local chocolate bar as a result. I did see some regional items like babka from Rhode Island that I don't see in my area. If you are looking for local food items, Giant Eagle would be a better place to find them.

Great sandwiches. Affordable, friendly and quality ingredients. Turkey, corned beef or the…read moremanicotti from the freezer section; you can't go wrong. They don't do hot sandwiches on Saturdays and the parking lot is small so plan accordingly.

I will shout from the rooftops how much I love Pirollo's!! I think we get it 2-3 times a month. I…read morealways get the Italian or turkey & cheese sub. My husband always gets the roast beef. The bread is so good & you can tell the meat is very fresh. My order is always ready in 15-20 minutes and the couple who own it are so friendly. They have a good selection of chips and drinks, as well as frozen foods from DeNunzio's and other Italian pantry items for sale.