4/1/2026- and this isn't an April Fools Joke... QUARTER wings! Yes- a dozen wings for $3...!…read more COORS Light bottles were $4.25 but who cares when you're getting wings at a rock bottom price...!?! I got Sweet Thai Chili and the wings were fresh, grease was fresh and had just been changed, cooked crispy, plenty of sauce, and HUGE...! I chose to sit out back in the 'smoking section' as the bar is no smoking... but there weren't any seats anyway... So Win/Win...! Not trying to 'burn my 'spot' but I gotta share...! DELICIOUS...!

IF YOU HAVENT EATEN HERE YET YOURE MISSING OUT! Came here…read morejust for a quick bite in the afternoon and it was so fun! The owner is awesome and the food was outstanding. Food was so good i didn't even have a chance to take a picture. Atmosphere is super inviting and I will definetly be back soon!

Great food, cold drinks and good vibes. The pizza and wings are so good. Friendly staff and…read morebartenders and lively DJs on the weekends

Personally not that impressed with this place. It seems like a nice place to hang out, but the food…read moreis not that impressive. They have most of the classic American bar dishes served here. I tried the mushroom Swiss burger and their funnel cake fries. The burger itself wasn't bad, but nothing special. The vegetables they used definitely weren't particularly fresh. But, the flavor itself was fine. Cheese, slight weird taste to it, but the meat was well cooked. Reasonable price as well. The fries weren't my favorite. They were quite thick cut, so it seemed they weren't fully fluffy all the way through. Not very crispy. But, the seasoning was pretty good. The funnel cake fries were the most disappointing to me. Almost no flavor but grease. They offered no sauce, although they said it came with caramel of chocolate I believe. For $8, definitely wouldn't recommend. All in all, an okay bar spot. Cool atmosphere. The food is okay.

The is one of my fave local bar spots. Good food. Daily specials for both food and drinks. Great…read moreplace for a pens game! They also have different events, like trivia and music bingo.

Another great night at the Jackalope!…read more I was walking around my neighborhood, enjoying the beautiful evening, when I felt a bit peckish. I decided to walk over to the Jackalope for dinner. I got my usual chicken salad, which has french fries and lots of veggies. As usual, the service was excellent, and the food was delicious. I've been trying to watch the Pirates game, but it's hard for me because I'm so nearsighted. Anyway, the pirates are losing, so I hope they score a home run with base is loaded and take the lead back. It's good to be back here. It's my place in Bridgeville.

Amazing service and excellent cheese steaks! Authentic Philly Cheese Steak Sandwiches served at…read moreSecrets. Bartenders are friendly too! This is a smoking sports bar with darts and pool table. Great working class hangout!

love the vibe there! everyone that worked there i have talked to was super nice! and when we order…read morefood it's always great! i highly recommend stopping by at this hidden gem!

The current manager has killed this bar with a piss poor attitude. Not a bad venue if you get…read morelucky and the manager is not bartending. Then again they can't keep good bartenders any longer.

It's a dive bar that allows smoking inside. Food and service were good. We had burgers and fries…read more There's a jukebox and pool table.

This place is a nice neighborhood joint. We popped in for some lunch on a Saturday afternoon. Bar…read morewas reasonably busy with a handful of regulars at the bar. We grabbed a table next to the bar. The bartender was our server. I'm not sure of we had the bartender that others have said was not pleasant, but ours was nice to us. Menu was decent, with typical bar food. Food was good. I had a turkey club sandwich and fries. Big sandwich and fresh fries. Me likey!!! Honestly, my only complaint would be that they allow smoking. As a former smoker, going into a place that reeks of cigarettes makes me want to gag. People were chain smoking at the bar, so it just made it that much more worse. I would possibly go back, bc the food was yummy. May bring an oxygen mask though.

Just your typical dive bar. There's a large bar with seating and then a few additional separate…read moretables to sit at too. Inside is dark and lit by the tvs and beer signs. Our bartender immediately greeted us and took our orders, welcoming everyone who walked in the door like they were friends. I ordered a draft Blue Moon and was pleasantly surprised they served it in a chilled glass. It was a nice touch to keep my beer cold and tasting fresh. My orange slice was also juicy and quite big on the side of the glass. My biggest shock came when I asked how much I owed and it was $8.50 for only one beer! Even the bartender was surprised and said they must have raised the price in the system. They only accept cash, and I wasn't expecting that price given all the signs about $2.50/$3 specials, so my friend paid my tab so I didn't have to go to the ATM. Given the laid-back and honestly a bit rundown atmosphere, a beer shouldn't be that expensive.

Derby is a solid spot overall, but the music has become a big reason my friends and I don't go as…read moreoften anymore. The DJ tends to play the same rotation every weekend, so after a while it starts to feel repetitive. We'd probably come back more frequently if there was more variety in the playlist or different DJs on occasion. The atmosphere is still good, but the music experience could definitely use a refresh.

Well we live close by and it's our Tuesday and Friday go to…read more I think it's one of the best happy hour deals around and the staff are very amazing humans as well. There are specials most days of the week and they do have trivia night as well. The smash burger tacos are $2 each and if you ask for less smashed they are quite tasty! Also on some days the apps are half off and there are drink specials as well.

I've eaten here several times. The food was always delicious. They have one of the best hoagies…read moreand fries. Great, quick service and excellent treatment.

Rocky's is the rare place that I decided to wait until my second visit to review, and I'm glad I…read moredid. I've been hearing about Rocky's for years from my dad, who loves him some buffet. He is pretty indiscriminate in his tastes, and my mom rolls her eyes just about every time the subject of Rocky's comes up. But buffets are one of dad's passions, and Rocky's his is second favorite (to give a sense of scale, his favorite is that cooked by the high school kids at Beattie Tech). I bet my dad will hear about this if Rocky reads this. Rocky, if you are reading this, be patient, the story will get better as it goes! During this first visit, I just didn't have the heart to write a review or the gumption to take any pictures. I mean, who takes pictures of the Rocky's buffet? The place is scattered with a handful of diehard locals and regulars. There are no tourists, city folk, or young Yelpers up in the buffet's business taking pictures. I started with salad, scraping up the last few bits of spinach, but mostly iceberg; very few toppings, croutons, baby carrots. There was a house dressing and a bottle sitting out. There were some cheap dinner rolls like you get for 99c at Shop-n-Save, rectangular pulls aparts. Oddly, there was a buffet pan with two flavors of potato chips. I have a soft spot for chips but unfortunately they were starting to get soft. There was chicken and a bunch of non-descript American meats, gnoochi in a simple red sauce, kielbasa, Normandy vegetables (the frozen blend of broccoli, carrots, & cauliflower). There were tater tots that were a little soggy, not crisp. My other half &I had been having a bad day, and we found ourselves being inexplicably revived by this awful buffet. We were baffled. We both felt comforted. Somehow. When I started eating the tater tots, I commented that I hadn't eaten them since I was a kid. My other half replied that he hadn't eaten them since he'd had them in the school cafeteria. Then we looked at each other and had our Ah Ha moment: this was school cafeteria food! This is why even though we were eating stuff we hadn't eaten in many years, and wouldn't normally choose or even crave, we were enjoying it and were comforted. For both of us, raised in different areas, it mirrored the food of our childhoods. This is why I didn't review the first time: how do you quantify an experience like that? That by our normal measures, would get a scathing one star (even though we went in with low expectations) but for a constellation of swirling reasons, was exactly what we needed that day? I shouldn't have worried. Dad, having been successful in getting the kids to Rocky's once, was on a mission for a repeat visit. He got the schedule of buffet themes, and of Italian, German, and Polish, we picked Polish food. So the family trip to Rocky's Polish buffet was scheduled two weeks in advance. My parents said that in the past Rocky's mom, whom they call Mama, made the pierogies. They had heard she hadn't been well, so we were prepared for Mrs. T's (but my opinion was that even Mrs. T's would be better than the cheap knock-offs that my parents buy in plastic bags). My parents were excited when Mama greeted us at the door, but dissapointed when the pierogies were perfect half circles. But hey, these pierogies were great, and they were so good, I at them for dessert. (Probably has to do with the fact that when I eat pierogies at home I boil them with kale. Mama on the other hand served them as they should, with onions and butter). They were too the moon awesome. The other stand-out dish was the sarma/golumpki/stuffed cabbage. Neither other half nor I are big meat eaters, but these were tasty golumpkis. The meat was moist and flavorful, the cabbage was tender, and there was plenty of red sauce. There was also halushki, kielbasa, and baked ziti. For dessert I had strawberries. The Polish buffet was an all-around satisfying experience. This folks, is a genuine slice of Pittsburgh worth trekking to. It's not high cuisine but if you can't handle how the hipsters have taken over Lawrenceville, head out to Shaler, where they haven't made any inroads at Rocky's.