Let's eat together & celebrate my MIL's birthday…read more A little slice of Italy in McMurray South Hills of Pittsburgh. Craft cocktails (OMG...the SPRITZ options) & artisan wines meet an ever-changing Italian menu, all served in an effortlessly upscale setting. Perfect for date night, birthdays, or any special occasion. Pro tip: If you're celebrating, let them know!!! They'll add the guest of honor's name to the menu and the chalkboard above the kitchen. It is such a thoughtful, personal touch. Wine pick: a bottle of Zenato Valpolicella Ripassa (a must if you love red) What I ordered: smoked provolone, casa salad, cacio e pepe, chicken piccata Finished with a birthday chocolate cake...absolutely delicious Save this spot for your next celebration! Enjoy

3.5 stars. Long, detailed review... Arlecchino Ristorante is a casual-elegant Italian restaurant…read morethat is uniquely inside a one-room schoolhouse that was built in 1907. This restaurant is open for dinner and catering for dining in and takeout. It has many of the same menu items as its excellent sister restaurant Alla Famiglia. Each meal includes bread and oil, optional appetizers (e.g., meatball and mussels diavolo), a first course of salad and pasta, the chosen main course (e.g., chicken marsala, cacciatore, veal chop, and filet mignon), and then if desired dessert. Alcoholic beverages (e.g., cocktails, wines, and beers) are also available. For my husband's and my wedding anniversary, I made a reservation for Arlecchino through OpenTable. We arrived shortly after they opened for the day. Our first impressions: Valet was required for our vehicle. We felt interested in seeing the exterior and remodeled interior of the schoolhouse. Most of the restaurant was empty then, but the seating hostess took us to the worst table--the smallest table inches from the front door. I requested a different table, and she then gave us a much better one. OpenTable had said that the dress code was business casual, but other customers wore casual clothes, and a hostess wore shorts and a baggy sweatshirt hoodie. Our names were written on a chalkboard above the kitchen and on my menu but not my husband's menu. Our waiter provided timely service and spoke courteously with us. (If you are wondering how to pronounce the restaurant's name, he told me something like are-lee-kee-no or our-lee-key-no.) Here are my ratings for what my husband and I ate: Autumn Spritz - 4 stars - This spritz contained apple cider, Marie Brizard Apry, prosecco, and soda, and I liked its flavors. Smoked Provolone - 2 stars - Smoked provolone was topped with black truffles and arugula. Neither my husband nor I liked this appetizer. I took two bites, and he tried to eat half. Casa Salad - 4.5 stars - This salad consisted of mixed greens, roasted peppers, raisins, walnuts, olives, gorgonzola, and slightly too much vinaigrette. Caesar Salad - 4.5 stars - My husband ate this salad, and he said that it was his favorite food in the entire meal. Cavatappi Alla Vodka - 4 stars - My husband ate this pasta, and I took one bite, and I thought that it tasted good. Cacio E Pepe - 4 stars - Months ago at Alla Famiglia, we loved the locatelli romano cheese wheel at the tableside, so we felt excited to try it at Arlecchino. The waiter definitely mixed the linguini, cream, oil, and pepper in the cheese wheel. This cacio e pepe tasted good but not as great as what we remember from Alla Famiglia. Halibut - 3.5 stars - My main course was this special menu item. The halibut tasted bland but was served with black-tiger shrimp, carrots, tomatoes, zucchini, cauliflower, and butternut squash that added some nice flavors. I did not know the price for this fish until I saw the bill, and it was $72. Veal monzu - 4 stars - The veal was nicely breaded and fried and topped with mozzarella, jumbo lump blue crab, pine nuts, and lemon butter. My husband ate it, and my one taste-test bite indicated that it was flavorful. My husband was not interested in trying dessert, so we skipped it. Our total bill was $178 plus tax, tip, and a credit-card surcharge. Comparatively, I think that Alla Famiglia has significantly better food, but Arlecchino is worth a try.

The service is always great. Everyone does a good job of making it feel like you're at home. Very…read morecomfortable and intimate setting. I tried the cheese ravioli and it was amazing. You get some huge pieces that are stuffed with Ricotta. The butter noodles are very buttery. My child says they're the best. We love this place and will continue to come back.

We had an early Saturday dinner at 4pm. We had a little bit of a line going inside, but was seated…read moreshortly after arriving. The waiter name was Michael. Hands-down the best service ever. He was attentive and had great recommendations. The food was excellent. We had the fried zucchini. It is thinly sliced, with a lite egg wash and breading. The horseradish sauce complemented it nicely. We had a soup option and got the New England Clam Chowder. It was a bowl and could have been its own meal. The main course was a fettuccine alfredo and added chicken. It had a creamy sauce with two grilled breast on top. We ordered Tiramisu and cannolis. Those were delicious. The food as a whole was well worth the price. The ambiance was classic but not formal. It was a great meal and can't wait to return.

Fabulous food and quaint atmosphere. One of our favorite places to dine since moving out from…read moreCalifornia. The staff is wonderful. A few things you should know before dining. It's BYOB, limited dining area (tight squeeze when the house is full), and portion may be smaller than most people expect. I highly recommend going on a slow night or avoid peak hours. It can be a bit tight when the house is full.

The restaurant was so hot people were basically wilting at the table. The charcuterie plate was…read moregood as well as the Cesar salad , although bagged store-bought croutons. Which we thought was very odd after that, Mid at best. Tiny portions and high prices to boot. The pizza was so bland. I would not recommend.

Friendly service by Todd! I preordered dinner for pick up then called to make an addition. I…read morebrought home zucchini Parmesan which will easily feed two. For whatever reason, I also ordered breaded zucchini and pepperoni rolls. I made a salad and we decided to eat the pepperoni rolls with the breaded zucchini - yum! Saving the Parmesan for a Meatless Friday alongside the garlic bread accompanying it. We love Frankie's pizza; will be adding the new items to the repertoire. Cute place but small, probably better as takeout.

Today we tried steak hoagie and zucchini planks. Loved both. Hoagie wss real steak (not…read moresteakum's.)..perfectly seasoned ..yum! Planks were batter diped and absolutly perfect!!!

Awesome spot, especially in the summer with the outdoor area they have. The outside has a tv and a…read moreplay area for kids. Perfect spot for some good food and drinks. We had the hot pepper cheeseballs to start with their regular and spicy ranch. The ranch is some of the best you'll ever have. The pepperoni pizza was incredible as well. Similar to Fioris style, but better. Perfect crisp and fresh ingredients. My wife had the buffalo chicken salad and that was also delicious. Our server, Emma was also great. Awesome experience overall. Will definitely be back.

It looked like it was low business on the outside until we got inside and the place is hopping! The…read moresteak pizza was awesome. I would totally go back.

Always love Wednesday wing night - 10 wings for $8.50 is such a great deal! The lemon pepper dry…read morewings are an absolute must-order... perfectly seasoned . Also loved the hot garlic parm and bourbon peach. They have lots of wet and dry rub flavors to pick from. If you're a pizza fan, you HAVE to try the Grandma Maria's pizza. Garlic and olive oil base topped with dollops of ricotta, fresh chopped basil, and hot honey... seriously incredible combination!

I went there on a busy Friday night. The food was great. The staff was nice. The owner was super…read morepolite and thankful for us trying out her restaurant. The appearance of the restaurant was a nice family owned neighborhood Italian restaurant, it was very relaxing even though they were busy.

Best pizza around. Old skool Italian. Beautiful crisp and chewy crust and sweet sauce…read more Friendly wholesome people.

Fiore's Pizza never disappoints! We stopped in for a late-night snack, and it hit the spot. The…read morepizza was hot, fresh, and full of flavor with a perfectly cooked crust. You can always count on getting a consistently delicious slice here. The staff is friendly and welcoming, making every visit a great experience. We'll definitely be back the next time those late-night pizza cravings hit!

South Hills staple. The best bar/restaurant in the area! Great wings and Italian food. Great place…read moreto converse over a pop or 2!

The atmosphere was amazing, brought back nostalgia from childhood (Gen X), yet up to date in the…read moresame breath. Walked in with 10min to close and tried to apologize and say I would come back, yet the hostess and server said "no problem" with a smile on their face. Made me feel like family vibe. The food (ordered and meat lover and supreme pizzas) was amazing. I told the company that I was with "We need to message Dave Portnoy about this place." I'm from 2 states away and in town for a couple of days, Wishing this pizzeria was near my City. The GEMS you find taking back roads to you destination.

I go to Anthonys to get the pizza, wings and the best salad anywhere. Their house salad has the…read moremost refreshing dressing I have ever experienced. I really enjoy the coal fired pizza, it is unique and memorable. Prices are fair and service has always been good

Just had a terrible experience at this restaurant after patronizing it for 2 yrs. I did not know…read moreWashington County Health Department allowed restaurants to have dogs in the establishment. The waitress walked a customer through the restaurant to the patio area. The customer had the dog on the table and then walked the dog to relieve itself in the grassy area next to the patio. I could not eat the rest of my food. Joc___n told other customers I was upset. One of the customers started taking photos of me, pointing and laughing with the 2 other patrons at her table. This woman then came over to my table and was verbally abusive. It was a nightmare experience. BTW: had ordered the 2 meatball appetizer and it was delivered to me in less than 2 minutes. Obviously, it was already prepared and heated in a microwave! I have actually defended Anthony's when other negative reviews were posted on the Peter's Township site. I now get the bad reviews. At least I know I am not alone in having a terrible experience at this establishment.

Capstone Grill is a local restaurant that serves seafoods, steaks, and other cuisine for lunch and…read moredinner for dining in and takeout. My husband and I ate one dinner here. I had a reservation, which could be made only over the phone, but upon my arrival, many tables were available. The seating hostess and the waiter served us well. The menu listed starters (e.g., artichoke-crab dip and provolone wheel), soups, salads, entrees (e.g., pork chop, beef brisket, chicken-sausage penne, and shrimp scampi), seafoods (e.g., ahi yellowtail tuna, salmon, sea bass, trout, and scallops), sandwiches, desserts, alcoholic beverages, etcetera. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Bread with oil - 4 stars - This free bread was room temperature so could have been warmer, but it did taste good. Crab cake - 4.5 stars - Many people online had recommended this crab cake. I ate this crab cake as an appetizer, but it is also available as a main course. The crab cake was a medium size, and it contained a good amount of crab meat. Swordfish - 3.5 stars - The waiter recommended this fish, and I forgot that it is not one of my favorites. It came with an almond-banana crust. I could taste the almonds but not so much the banana. My sides were a cauliflower mix and a house salad. Filet mignon - 4 stars - My husband ordered this steak mid-rare. It had some red and pink but was not juicy. It did taste very good. My husband chose sides of a baked potato and a house salad, which tasted as expected. Pecan Ball - 4.5 stars - This dessert was ice cream covered in pecans, whipped cream, and a cherry. The total price for the four foods and one iced tea was $99 plus tax and a tip.

I really wanted to try a new place with my boyfriend and I saw that they do have Gluten Free…read moreoptions so we decided to come here. We sat at the bar and I got a Chocolate Pear Martini and my Boyfriend got a glass of one of their Red Blends. The bar tenders were very friendly and super attentive. My drink was delicious and ended up actually having 2! (I highly recommend it!) We started our meal with an appetizer - we got the Crab Artichoke Dip with Tortilla Chips. 10/10 would recommend! So creamy and flavorful. I am super picky with my Crab Dips but this was spot on delicious! For dinner I ordered the Brisket- you get 2 sides with it and I got a salad and a baked potato. My boyfriend got the 2 Crab Cakes- he was excited because not many places offer Gluten-free Crab Cakes- and he also got 2 sides. He got a salad and the mixed vegetables. The food was super delicious and so filling. Good price points ans great portion sizes! Finally for dessert we got the Gluten Free Chocolate Tort! It was so decadent and rich but not too overly sweet. A perfect dessert to end the night! We have been looking for more Gluten-free options around the South Hills and we found a good one! My boyfriend also loves seafood and since they have a lot of options we WILL be going back for more things to try!