Wunderbar is a local restaurant that serves savory and sweet crepes, sandwiches, wraps, salads,…read moresoups, and many beverages (e.g., coffees, teas, sodas, and smoothies). Gluten-free and vegetarian foods and decaf and sugar-free beverages are available. Customers may dine in or get takeout. My husband and I have been customers here twice. Both times the employees made very courteous conversation with us, and they promptly took our order and payment and brought over our foods and drinks. Here are my reviews for what we ate: Berries & Cream Crepe - 4 stars - This gluten-free crepe contained cream cheese, blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, and whipped cream. It looked beautiful and tasted very good. Nutella & Fruit Crepe - 5 stars - This gluten-free crepe contained Nutella and slices of strawberries and bananas. I loved the flavors of the Nutella and fruits. Egg-Bacon-Cheese Breakfast Sandwich - 5 stars - My husband enjoys this sandwich so much that he ordered it during both visits. Turkey-Bacon-Swiss Wrap - 5 stars - This wrap contained a good amount of turkey, lettuce, and Swiss cheese, and I liked the raspberry-walnut dressing on the side. Raspberry-Passionfruit hot tea - 5 stars Chai Latte - 5 stars - This hot tea had the perfect balance of black tea, spices, honey, and milk. It is one of my favorite drinks anywhere. Handcrafted Soda - 4.5 stars - Seltzer sodas come in many different flavors, and we went with cherry, pomegranate, and apple. Mango Smoothie - 5 stars - Smoothies are available in a few flavors, and this mango one with whipped cream tasted excellent.

Their brewed coffee was a deep dark earthy elixir with woody notes…read more Sadly today their espresso machine was not working. They had a good humor about the situation and were apologetic. I ordered the ham , egg and cheese crepe. The attention to details shined. The touch of bechamel on top with the ham garnish hinted to the treasures hidden inside. Smoky rich and bountiful. My wife ordered the berries and cream crepe again dressed to entice the dinner . Sweet but very well balanced.

What a fantastic find! This hip Greek spot in Bellevue totally exceeded my expectations. I ordered…read moretakeout, and the service was fast -- perfect for a quick lunch pick up. Everything was super fresh and flavorful. The gyros were amazing, and the Greek salad was crisp, refreshing, and delicious. The dressing deserves its own shout-out... SO good! There are a few tables inside if you'd rather dine in, and the décor is modern and fun. I especially loved the vibrant lime green accent wall -- it gives the space such a cool, energetic vibe. I'll be back to try more of their menu. I did not have any issues finding parking. Such a great addition to the neighborhood!

Very small, and nothing fancy, but the food is really good. I ordered the Mousaka and Dolmades. The…read moreMousaka comes with a very tasty side salad. The Dolmades is served with Greek Yogurt. Everything is authentic. For example the Greek Olives are the real deal. The staff was very friendly. You order at the counter.

Tables are a bit jammed in there, but it's a good neighborhood diner. The service was friendly and…read morethe food was delicious. There's a parking lot just down the block, so you don't have to park on the street. Be aware that they're CASH ONLY. I haven't heard of that in a restaurant - especially post-pandemic. Fortunately, my dad noticed that on their website.

Joe's Rusty Nail knows how to do breakfast right! We stopped by last Saturday, and the food was…read morefantastic, but the real star of the show was Bonnie. She was on top of everything, keeping our drinks full, checking in at just the right moments, and making us feel truly welcome. Service like that is rare! I had a little bit of everything breakfast wise, and it was all phenomenal, hearty portions, great prices, and full of flavor. Plus, we even got to sit in Mr. McFeely's legendary seat! I do have to go back and try the Reuben because I saw a number of people eating it and it looked really good. Some diners are slipping, but not Joe's Rusty Nail! If you want great food, great vibes and amazing service, go see Bonnie at ajoes crusty Nail, you won't regret it!

scrumptious food wonderful service…read morevery welcoming atmosphere i loved the bathrooms workers were so friendly

I stopped by here last night to pick up takeout dinner for my family. This was actually my second…read morevisit here, with my first coming about six weeks ago. I hadn't heard of Umai Thai and Sushi until I found it on Yelp and was surprised to see that it had moved into the space formerly occupied by Thai Tamarind, which has since relocated. This restaurant has a couple of tables outside and many more inside. The walls are covered with pictures from around the world, although I haven't noticed much else about the décor. Both times I have visited have been for takeout, ordered through their website, which redirects you to Blizzfull. On both occasions my food was ready well before I arrived. I do have one bone to pick from my first visit. After I had already placed and paid for my order, there was an additional $2 charge added to my meal for vegetables. I still don't understand why, especially since I had already paid. Honestly, if the food hadn't been so good the first time, I probably wouldn't have returned because I don't think it's appropriate to change the price after an order has already been completed. For dinner on this evening I went with the spicy ramen noodles, which I had also ordered on my first visit, while my wife chose the Pad Thai. On her previous visit she had gone with the green curry. Both times we selected crispy chicken as our protein. The menu described my meal as stir-fried ramen noodles, egg, Napa cabbage, bell peppers, bean sprouts, basil, and homemade spicy chili sauce. My wife's was described as stir-fried rice noodles, egg, scallions, bean sprouts, and ground peanuts served in a homemade Thai tamarind sauce. This time around I chose a spice level of 7, whereas on my first visit I had accidentally selected a spice level of 0. My meal was excellent. The crispy chicken retained its crunch while the noodles were cooked perfectly with just the right amount of springiness. I also appreciated the bell peppers, Napa cabbage, and bean sprouts, while the basil added another layer of flavor. The real star, though, was the sauce. It had a sweet and savory flavor that I already knew I enjoyed from my first visit, but the added heat at spice level 7 really made it shine. For me, it was the perfect amount of spice. It was hot enough to make me pause between bites, but it never overwhelmed my palate. My wife also really enjoyed her Pad Thai, especially the crispy chicken. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. My wife and I both love the crispy chicken as a protein, and while the spicy ramen noodles have been excellent on both of my visits, I'd definitely be interested in branching out and trying more of the menu.

I stopped in for a quick bite while walking through Riverview Park after noticing the many positive…read morereviews. The standout for me was the side of potatoes which had a delicious herb seasoning on the outside with a super crisp exterior and a perfectly cooked potato center that you can tell was minimally processed. The bread was also exceptionally fresh, offering the perfect balance of being both crisp and pillowy which would pair well with the restaurant's wide variety of sandwich options, as illustrated by the menu on the wall. The interior was clean and inviting, with simple, tasteful décor. There was free Wi-Fi and even a chess set available, making it a nice place to relax or catch up with a friend. The atmosphere was peaceful and quiet, and the staff were warm and welcoming which made the experience feel personal.

Fresh made. Individually crafted. Outrageously delicious…read more This sandwich shop is already on the map, but it is going to be a hallmark of the North Side for years to come! Ida's Sandwich Shop gives all the feels of fresh ingredients and handcrafted food. You know a place is good when people are waiting patiently for their food but with big smiles all around. We came on a Saturday afternoon and the shop was full. The owner warmly greeted us and let us know that it would be about a 40 minute wait! In a world of fast food and rushing, it was fine to sit and talk... so we placed an order. We got the Pittsburgh Chopped Cheese, the Chicken Bacon Ranch Sandwich, and a side of Fries. Sitting and waiting proved to be one of the highlights of the experience, the owner while maintaining orders and checking on the cook in the back.. truly cares about the customers. From wiping down tables between guests, to sharing stories with guests about their first visits, to giving expert guidance on Pittsburgh culture.. she made it fun to just sit and be together. The food came out in the order of the orders and WOW IT WAS WORTH IT! The roll and bun were so buttery and crispy that I can't believe every sandwich shop doesn't study it. The chopped cheese was a harmony of perfectly seared peppers and onions with a perfect amount of meat and cheese. The chicken was a tender cutlet with a thin layer of perfect fried crisp and the bacon was high quality crisp, but the provolone was dripping and oozing like a decadent blitz on this sandwich. The fries.. first off... for a side... WOW... these shoestrings filled the container, my tummy, and my heart! Herby seasoning and fresh fresh fresh! The craziest part... the prices are so reasonable! For the love and care put into this food, I'm more than willing to triple my tip next time! Go somewhere where they care about the food, they care about the details, and they care about YOU!

This is an old school restaurant in north side area. The bar is still smoking which kind of stinks…read moreif you don't smoke, but the food is totally worth it. Monday is wing night and I personally think it's the best wing joint in PGH. Last night I got the buffalo parm and pizza pepperoni wings. The service is Cheryl, who remembers just about everyone in the place. She's always a good time and makes you feel welcome. It's definitely worth the experience-- all the food is good, not just the wings!

First we went to the dining room entrance, the door was locked. a couple came out of the bar…read moreentrance and said that we had to enter through the bar. I should have known better than to walk into the place. The front door and entrance was filthy, the second we walked through the door the stench of smoke was awful. we headed to the dining room entrance and the bar maid said that the dining room was closed. it was Saturday night. I had been ther since I moved away from Pittsburgh back in 2011. I definitely will never go back. I know things change. But it went from a nice neighborhood family restaurant To a dumpy dive bar.

As soon as I walked in the doors it felt like I was transported back to Italy. This family run…read morebusiness is a Pittsburgh gem and the owners are as sweet as their pastries. Hands down some of the best desserts in the city by a long shot. The pizza is also very good and service was quick during lunch time. It is a very intimate interior and would be great for a date night. Will be back to try some homemade pasta!

How disappointing. When I arrived at the restaurant, it was dark and closed. I wish there had been…read morea website, but I didn't see one. The owner apologized but still, it would have been nice to try this restaurant. She said it was closed for the weekend. It has a cute little patio in the front, with lots of nice plants.

The whole team at 565 is like family for over a decade. Food is great, specials are unique and the…read morepeople are like family. I have had and used their catering often. If you want something they don't have they can work with you to get it. Bottom line it's like home.

First time I went there it was fine. Second time simply awful. I took home the seafood dinner…read morebecause I didn't like it. I realize I'm picky on things that swim, but my husband literally eats ANYTHING n he said it was not edible.