I am often in the neighborhood for work and am disappointed in myself for not stopping by sooner. I…read morelove that their gyros come in mini and regular sizes and that you can order pierogis by the # versus a whole order of them. The decor inside is so cute! An old school diner bar top paired with tables + tables outside. They have a fun game room to occupy the kids while you wait. I ordered 1 mini lamb gyro and 1 pierogi. I stopped in for a late lunch and really wanted to try everything but not be overly full. This was honestly a great portion for me as it kept me full the remainder of the day. Everything was flavorful and seasoned well. Service was quick and so friendly. I enjoyed my conversation with staff and enjoyed their banter amongst each other. I will be back!

This place is truly a 6/5. Food was lovely, especially the Greek Salad with fried pita (funnel…read morecakey). Very generous portions and great family friendly prices. Love the two sizes for sandwiches. The back room is also really vibey with a couple free to play Japanese arcade games. First time here but will be part of the routine! I would note that they reopened about a year ago and all of the reviews since are positive. The place seems to have been lovingly refreshed and is not the same place as from the reviews a while back!

MY FAVORITE PIEROGIS IN PITTSBURGH…read more Ever since I had this spot for the first time over three years ago when I lived in Coraopolis I haven't had a desire to go anywhere else for pierogis When I moved out here 2 years ago and found out there was one 10min up the road from me in the Wexford Plaza I nearly shedded a tear. This is actually my first time trying everything else as well The pierogis. Elite. Not pan fried or dropped in a frier. A good pierogis doesn't need that and you can't change my mind. Not thick in the dough or BATHED IN BUTTER. Fucking hate when places drowned them in butter We got, spinach and ricotta, buffalo chicken and potato and cheese. spinach and ricotta will always be my favorite pierogi BUT depending on my mood and of these 3 can be best to me The Halupki was fine. Won't recommend it. Filling was bland as fuck but the cabbage and sauce were great. Just give me that without the filling Haluski. Phenomenal. I've grown up with Haluski always being with bow tie noodles. Cam and I fight about this now an she can't change my mind so NONE of you can. But curious nonetheless to what you're used to The sauerkraut. Been awhile since I've one that kicked my dick in like this. Fermented long so niceee and vinegary AND has some of the tomato sauce in it. Elite THE KIELBASA OUT OF LEFT FIELD WHAT IN THE FUCK. This is undoubtedly the best I've ever had. Even if you don't like pierogis go for this alone. The smoke in each bite was something you get from a true BBQ spot I only have three other spots that interest me that I know will be contenders for my current favorite. Cop Out, Starlite Lounge and Polska Forgotten Taste REMAINS SUPREME. I regret not getting a gnocchi dish. Please get one for me Owners are Eastern European. They may not come off friendly but they are. Inside is very much Polish in terms of decor and layout.

Polish food is my comfort food, especially good, home made Polish food…read more They have a variety of flavors for pierogi and also have platters and combinations. Employees are helpful and friendly. you order at a counter and they will call your name or number when it is ready. There are a small amount of tables inside and a condiment station. I don't get Polish food often, so it is nice to have this option.

4.5 stars overall. Forgotten Taste Pierogies restaurant sells pierogies and other mostly Eastern…read moreEuropean foods. Flavors of pierogies include potato, potato cheese, potato bacon, potato sauerkraut, sauerkraut, lekvar prune, potato cheese jalapeno, cottage cheese, spinach ricotta, spinach feta, roast beef, sausage, cheese pepperoni, buffalo chicken, and some seasonal flavors. Other foods include stuffed cabbage, stuffed pepper, kielbasa, haluski, goulash, borsch, mashed potatoes, green beans, some desserts, etcetera. Many of the foods are available as either hot/ready-to-eat for dine-in or cold/frozen for takeout. For over a decade, I have bought foods from their location in Wexford, and I recently tried this location in Moon Township for the first time. Two employees spoke little English, but they promptly and politely served me. The interior of the restaurant has no seating, and the outside has one small table with two chairs, so this restaurant is mostly takeout. I rate the potato-cheese pierogies and the kielbasa as 5 stars. I rate the haluski, stuffed pepper, and stuffed cabbage as 4 stars.

I passed this place on the way to pick up some things for my hotel room. I love pirogies! This is a…read moresmall take out place with lots of options! The two women working were very friendly. I had pierogis with potato, kraut, and jalapeño, kielbasa with kraut, and stuffed cabbage and haluski. . I had leftovers for the next day! Everything was made fresh to order. I was in heaven! A must try if you're ever in town!

One of our favorites, whether it is a sandwich, quiche, or pastries. The almond croissant is…read morefabulous. Just stop in and take your pick for lunch, dessert or something to go with breakfast. Just take your pick you can't go wrong!

Everything was amazing. I ordered in assorted pastries for our first breakfast in Pitt…read more Everything was wonderful.

I got a TON of bread, all of which was great! All of it kept well (still good for at least two or…read morethree days on the counter) and toasted great too! The baguette was slightly crunchy and not quite as dry as others (4.25/5). The plain and everything bagels were also good (4.5/5); they were nice, airy, and chewy. The tomato and olive focaccia was pretty good and not too oily (4.5/5), so I was able to eat a lot more of it in a sitting without it upsetting my stomach or feeling gross. The sourdough was crunchy and airy (4.5/5). My favorite was the Calabrian Pitta (5/5); it was very airy and slightly crunchy but also soft and chewy! I demolished it even faster than the others and will definitely be going back for more! The service was great too; the staff are nice and friendly (4.5/5).

We parked nearby and thought the things we could see in the window looked good so we ventured…read moreinside. We arrived shortly before they close so I'm sure earlier in the day the selection is even bigger, but there was still a lot to choose from. This is an off shoot of D'Anoia's down the street. They make sandwiches l, have a plethora of baked goods and have a coffee bar. My wife ordered several baked goods and all were tasty. We also ordered a delicious cacio e Pepe focaccia, loved this one. Also ordered a cacio e pepe sourdough loaf to take home. It was great bread to have with butter or to make sandwiches with. We will definitely return, albeit earlier in the day for even more things to choose from.

Many varieties of bread choices for sandwiches Or to…read morepurchase by the Loaf. Scones , cookies and Other dessert options.

We like to stop in whenever we are at Whole Foods. Mostly getting pastries, cookies or scones…read more Recently tried a couple different scones and they were very good. The pumpkin scone was my favorite even though blueberry is tasty as well. Service is usually friendly and efficient.

Hard to believe I haven't given a review before. I've been to this crepe place a dozen times, it's…read moreright by my work. Everything is so fresh, the tea selection is fabulous. The croissants are chocolate heaven! Usually I get a savory crepe and struggle to limit the additions--ham, cheese, spinach, mushrooms, you name it! And the little salad you get is just right. Today I had already had lunch and got a sweet crepe--chocolate and banana! Oh I was in heaven. Such rich, creamy chocolate, inside a warm crepe. Yummy! It's dangerous to have such a delicious dessert option so close to work!!!

I come back time and time again. This place is consistent and delicious every time. Usually busy…read moreand a bit noisy, but it's so cute. Definitely a bit expensive, but so worth it. They have a very extensive menu of crepes, drinks, and pastries. I wish they were open longer

Cafe Moulin is without a doubt my absolute breakfast/brunch/lunch place in the area. The food is…read moreexcellent (their avocado toast w/ eggs is so good I practically lick the plate when I'm done) and the atmosphere immaculate (bright and friendly without being kitschy), but the real standout is the staff. I've been a regular there since I moved in nearby, and from the start it was obvious that the people who work there sincerely care about making the experience nice. I've always been greeted with a smile, even during hectic weekend hours when the whole place is packed with a line out the door-- and even on the most full-house days, I've never been made to feel rushed. More than that, I always get the same thing there (I'm just a creature of habit-- every bite I've ever stolen from a friend's plate has also been delectable). The staff have picked up on this and will offer to get me "my usual" when I visit; it makes me feel valued and noticed, and they'll often use the time I would've spent ordering making conversation, asking about my day or the book I'm reading. I've never been to a place with such genuinely friendly staff, and I feel so lucky to live so close! Summed up: I never leave Cafe Moulin without a full stomach and a smile.

I'm conflicted about this review…read more Came in alone and sat at counter. A waitress was really hostile and aggressive to me early on . It was uncomfortable enough that I would have left , had my food not just arrived. The owner was around and seemed nice. This would have been a great experience were it not for the waitress being so unprofessional. If she'd apologized all would have been fine. Everyone has bad days or comes on too strong sometimes. The shakshouka was excellent though. I wish that I'd been more able to enjoy it, rather than leave feeling bad about myself.