I was traveling with a friend who flies a lot so he got me into the Admirals Club since my…read moredeparting flight was four hours after his. After you pass through TSA, take the elevator up one floor and the entrance is literally right next to the elevator. There is a good amount of seating including tables with chairs and more importantly very comfy wide chairs, each of which has side table space and plenty of electrical outlets. There is a long table with chairs that spans the whole length of the outside looking window where you can watch planes coming and going to their gates. The left side of this long table also has partitioned spots for working with a computer with a little privacy and there is also a multi-function printer available. It was very quiet and it would have been easy to fall asleep. The restroom was spacious, clean, and very nice looking. There is a full bar and drinks are free, but obviously leave a nice tip for your bartender. I had a spicy Bloody Mary to start the morning ahead of a long day of multiple flights. There is a menu which you can order food from, but there is a very nice complementary spread of both food and drink. There is a soda machine, water with lemon slices, and various teas and coffee. I arrived as they were switching from breakfast to lunch. There was assorted fruit, a salad bar, charcuterie, chipped beef, pasta, a few soups, and a bunch of snacks and desserts. This was definitely a much nicer spot to hang out for four hours than sitting in the terminal.

Very clean and nice. And the food is fresh. They have a bar for drinks. Good and healthy food…read moreselection. I enjoyed the broccoli and cheddar soup and the salad bar that has Brie and mozzarella cheese and Gouda for example. They also have good dessert like macaroons and almond lemon bars. They also have a good range of fruit like bananas and apples and clementines. They had pasta and thin lean beef which were also good. The women's bathroom was clean and stocked with lotion and soap as well as pads and tampons. They also have a quiet area which is comfortable. All the seats are cushioned and comfy. Peaceful and relaxing place. The music is quiet and not loud thank you. I really hate loud music in public places. The American Airlines Admirals Club where you pay $850 per year with 2 free guests as of 2-16-2025 for unlimited food and signature drinks and snacks. For a one day pass it's $79 a day.

In my opinion, PIT has drastically changed for the better!…read more PIT no longer has the tram you have to take to get to the gates, the people movers are quiet. There is a lot to see in moving about the airport from the floor designs of many of the monuments of the City of Pittsburgh if you look closely to the lighting in the ceiling. I had a chance to take it all in, the airport was NOT busy. A family member dropped us off, so we did not experience any parking issues, charges for where to part and/or delays getting to the ticketing area. Once inside the sliding glass doors, we immediately saw our check-in point (AA) and had no wait, but a pleasant experience was had by the attendant behind the counter. We also appreciated the changes to the TSA checkpoint. I was expecting a delay and frustration in getting my things into the bins, not because I was not organized, but because I was traveling with a 19- month old, something I had NEVER had to do for many years. I found myself thankful for the understanding and direction the TSA gave us. Our departure was early afternoon (2:37 p.m. flight) out of PIT and the airport was fairly empty. I have NO complaints just praise for the service and experience we had out of PIT. Coming back we arrived close to 9:00 p.m. via Southwest where many/all of the restaurants were already closed. As we walked through the airport (fairly empty, again we realized the other changes...I had never worried about elevators before, we always used the escalators) this time we had been traveling with a stroller. Baggage claim is also different. Numbers instead of letters and oversized baggage comes on a different carousel. Maybe this was not different from previous days, but for us carrying a child car seat, it was a new experience. I love the changes, it was easy for us to navigate. Yes! This was my first visit to the NEW & IMPROVED airport in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Job well done! However, I learned that Door 7/RideShare is on the ground floor after walking all the way down to Door 6 to find out I was on the wrong floor. I believe that was MY error for not paying attention to the signage. We've never had to use RideShare before, coming from the PIT airport. This, too was a first due to an unexpected change with our family member picking us up upon our return. Once on the correct floor, it was easy to navigate to get to the RideShare stand and getting to our family members home (10 miles from the airport) after our three weeks of travel.

Unrecognizable, refreshed, and revitalized PIT has drastically changed!…read more The construction project complete PIT no longer has the tram, the people movers stand quiet, the tunnel to long term parking is closed, and in its place is a completely new look! The word that comes to mind is expansive as the lobbies and walkways are wide with cathedral height ceilings in places. There is a lot of eye candy from the floor inlays capturing the city's monuments to the small lights in the ceiling that makes it feel like a twinkling night sky. It is beautiful, clean, and polished looking with many tech additions. The downside is that the convenience that once existed in certain areas are gone. Easy access to long term parking is no more with shuttles as the primary method of transport. Not sure if they are going to replace the people movers, the moveable walkways, but if not that makes the airport even more expensive feeling but not in a good way. I appreciated the changes to the TSA checkpoint as it was much faster but the new x-ray system turns out to be slower as it automates the bins. I found myself waiting five minutes for my items to slowly move through the system with no sense of urgency. These small complaints do not negate the improvements! I miss the Rex fossil, but wow I can't help but be impressed with the changes! It is so nice!

For any military member, looking to have a nice place to relax before or after their flight, this…read moreUSO is really nice. It's super clean, tons of snacks, pretty spacious for being a smaller area! Bathrooms are clean and convenient, and there's also an area to just relax without a whole bunch of sound too. The staff was nice, to the point, and I really appreciated being able to be there. If you haven't checked it out, yet, make your way over to USO at Pittsburgh airport!

Great place and staff, well stocked with snacks and beverages, quiet space. 3 of 4 times in the…read morelast couple months (including today, 9/26 @ 9:15 AM), i stopped by well within the posted hours to find the USO closed. Very frustrating and appare tly unreliable.

I've been here several times over the years. Tonight's visit was well worth a review…read more Service was excellent! Food was bar type food but done well. It's actually reasonably priced too for a hotel at an airport. If you are staying here, it's worth a visit. Comfortable, friendly vibe.

Located in the Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh airport hotel lobby. Didn't have much of a choice but to…read moreeat here but it was a solid meal. The crab cakes were nice. They tasted fresh and homemade. Decent sized portion too. The citrus salmon was good. The risotto was a little too thick. There were some steamed vegetables that came with it. Enjoyed my broccoli soup too. For dessert the peanut butter chocolate cake was a nice finish. Is it 5 stars no but thats not what I was expecting.

Back for another fantastic meal at the forge. They have a summer drink menu, I got the Lemongrass…read moreis greener. Super delicious, nice ginger flavor. We shared the rainbow platter, shawarma hummus, gambas al ajillo, labneh, and a peach! Pizza. The shawarma hummus had a delicious flavor. The pickled veggies had a nice kick.

I'm confused about why this place is so beloved; but knowing Pittsburghers, I have a small clue…read more Upon walking in you realize it's just as small and cozy as many other establishments on Butler in Lawrenceville. It's cute but crowded with plush seating. I can't imagine being here on a busy night, it must feel like there's no breathing room. Service was fine. Our order was correct and servers were friendly. The best part about this place is the cocktails but don't expect them to be strong. My drink was absolutely delicious but with the mood effects of a mocktail, meaning nothing. I ordered two because why is this almost $20 with no buzz in sight, are we not a lounge? The menu was plentiful though I think the chef may be a little off about the origins of some of the menu items- just be Greek, friend, it'll be okay. I didn't try the pizza, which is almost half of the menu because I wasn't impressed by the small plates. How can you get pickled cauliflower wrong in Pittsburgh. That should be a sin. The hummus was okay but could use a little more ancient influence... like maybe 4,000 years worth, idk. Overall, I wouldn't be back and wouldn't recommend. It's trendy in it's ambience but doesn't deliver anything better than 25 other spots along the same street. AVVA in Aspinwall is a better option. I came here based on reviews by Elite's and this place was incredibly misrepresented.

Our first time here and our expectations were exceeded. We knew it was a top tier restaurant but it…read moretruly excelled in every way. Service, food, drinks, atmosphere were all top notch. Our server was excellent and the auxiliary staff were courteous and efficient. We started with a calamari appetizer which was a little spicy but delicious. Beware of the two Thai chilies in the mix! Next my husband had the lobster bisque. It was quite rich with a large chunk of lobster as a garnish. Our main courses were a 10 ounce filet, wild caught shrimp stuffed with crabmeat and Chilean sea bass. Everyone loved their entrees. Our son especially loved the filet, it was so tender. We ordered two side dishes for the table and they were plenty for the three of us. Decadent lobster mashed potatoes and crabmeat fried rice. We shared a dessert, creme brûlée which was topped with fresh berries and served with chewy cocoa snowflake cookies. Overall the food was excellent. Service started out a little rocky. I had made a reservation online and it would only let me choose a high top. We don't like high tops so I called the restaurant a few days before and they assured me they could accommodate us with a regular table, not to worry. Upon entering and giving my name for the reservation, the Maitre D'être said it's for a high top. I explained that I'd called and we didn't want a high top. He said he could only offer us a booth in the lounge, so we took it. The lounge had a jazz trio playing and the music was a bit too loud for comfortable conversation. The server had to talk above the music to be heard by us. Luckily they took a break and when they came back the volume was lower. As we were leaving I noticed there was a whole dining room with empty tables which were NOT high tops. So why did they seat us in the lounge? Our drink orders were pretty simple, however because they serve the cocktails from the shaker, the server mixed up the dinks and poured my husband's margarita into my 'dirty' martini glass. So I had a three blue cheese olive margarita! A margarita-tini! He realized what he did, apologized and ran off to get another margarita for my husband. I had eaten the olives and tasted the margarita, which was very good. When he returned, he asked if I still wanted the martini and I laughed and said, yes, that what I ordered. So my husband got the benefit of two Margaritas for the price of one and I got three extra blue cheese olives! That was the only goof up. The rest of the meal was flawlessly served. I felt that even though the prices are high, the portion size and the quality of the food provide a good value. You expect to pay more in a place like this. It was well worth it in my opinion. And if you are there during Happy Hour you can choose cocktails and appetizers from the Happy Hour menu which is quite reasonable.

La recepción es muy buena trabajan rápido y cordial sin embargo al llegar a la mesa tardaron en…read moreatenderme , el servicio es básico y se puede mejorar solo vi a l meser@ tres veces además que no tomo los tiempos bien llegó el aperitivo junto con la comida , no ofreció mas tragos el manager nunca pasó por la mesa , el ambience es genial con la música de jazz en vivo , pero es un lugar que no cumple con las expectativas de servicio y puedes encontrar mejores lugares con un menor precio en el menú , aunque la comida es buena pero el resto no lo compensa The reception is very good they work fast and friendly however when I got to the table they took a long time to serve me, the service is basic and can be improved I only saw the waiter three times besides that I did not take the times well the appetizer arrived along with the food, he did not offer more drinks the manager never passed by the table, the atmosphere is great with live jazz music, but it is a place that does not meet the expectations of service and you can find better places with a lower price on the menu, although the food is good but the rest does not compensate for it

Excellent food, great portion sizes, food came out in a reasonable amount of time. We go to the…read morerivers a few times a year for events and we always eat at the Wheelhouse first.

Had the veggie sandwich and added chicken, my son had a burger. Did was fresh, hot and well…read moreseasoned. Our waitress was quick and friendly. Next time I'd rather sit at a window, but there wasn't any when we arrived.

Great sports bar with daily specials on food and drinks plus half off alcohol Monday through Friday…read more5 too 7 and late night college specials on Thursday night from 9 45 too 10. 45 pm.

Perfect Neighborhood Sports Bar with 12 TV's... Adults for Happy Hour and lots of College Students…read moreat night....Smoking Allowed