Adorable spot in Beaver for lunch and beautiful, nutritious goodies! Stopped in while on a "Yelper…read moreDay Out" with some good friends and we loved our fresh salads and fun drinks. We explored the cooler full of fun treats, shelves of beautiful canned/tinned items, and gorgeous flower arrangements. I tried the Kitchen Sink salad, which included delicious homemade falafel and hummus. I'm not a vegetarian or vegan myself, but I still loved the plant-based options for protein! They also offer a lot of gluten free items in addition to vegetarian ones. The staff were friendly and kind and very helpful with suggestions! I'll be back if I'm in the area!

My friends & I were passing through Beaver and a local recommended we stop at The Market for lunch…read more- I'm so glad we did! The spot is so cute and welcoming, and the staff super helpful in answering all of our questions. They had a lovely selection of salads, wraps, and other goodies including many vegetarian options. I had the summer salad with berries and poppy seed dressing and it was absolutely delicious with the freshest ingredients! I also loved the wide array of canned/bottled beverages including kombucha, lemonades, and fresh juices. I would definitely visit again next time I'm in town!

Hear at Batch you'll find hearty and homemade food to go. This women owned business is all about…read morecreating batches of goodness from scratch, including soups, jams, quiches, salads, and more. The bread is absolutely amazing, especially the focaccia.

The most wonderful young ladies run this place. I drove 45 minutes to try their biscuits. I left…read morewith two dozen. I look so forward to trying their other baked items.

I highly recommend the soups from here (to bring home and prepare at home) and the fresh bread here…read morefrom Breadworks is also wonderful.

Went to this corner market for the first time yesterday in search of a good deli sandwich. Found…read moreone! I got a Turkey club on havarti - it was toasted and all the ingredients fresh. The guy at the deli counter was super friendly. While I was there I picked up 2 pre-made dinners (portions were easily for 2) --- pumpkin risotto & pasta bolognese. Each were $13.95 - which seems reasonable to me. My sandwich was $7.99 - pretty cheap. My husband & I didn't feel like cooking last night, so the risotto was quickly employed & it was really tasty! Perfectly cooked. The fresh bread was nearly gone, so I didn't get to grab something for dinner but was super satisfied with my choice. The prices weren't high - they seemed perfectly on par with a corner market where convenience is a premium. My only bad experience was with the fantastically UN-friendly cashier who seemed to go out of her way to be unfriendly & boy was she good at it. Really sad that *that* is what greets you when u go in. I'll definitely be back and am hoping that maybe she was just having a bad day.

My favorite Italian store always very well stocked with all my favorites. Great deli department,…read morelots of cheeses to choose from, delicious and fresh cannoli`s. Lots of fresh cookies, frozen pasta (made fresh) Italian coffees to choose from, olive oli`s, warm Italian in house dishes for take out. Excellent quality and friendly staff

First time visiting Great experience…read more Vast selection, friendly employees - a must stop!

Amazing experience ! I like the small and seasonal menu. The way the vegetables are cooked and…read morecombined is really creative. It was original and tasty. I definitely recommend it for a unique culinary experience. The service was amazing, our waiter was friendly and very knowledgeable about the menu and how the dishes are prepared

There is a lot of hype surrounding this restaurant. It is super unique since the concept entails…read moreputting vegetables athe forefront of the meal. The restaurant is in the heart of the Northside on Ohio Street nestled among some other really great restaurants like Siempre Algo and Fig & Ash. Parking is a little tricky and the street is a little sketchy. Inside, the restaurant is small with the open kitchen on the first floor and additional seating and a bar on the second floor. When we visited the restaurant first, there was a power outage so we had to leave. The restaurant was accommodating and gave us our drinks for free and allowed us to easily reschedule. There's no doubt that the chef is excellent and classicly French trained. Every dish was exquisitely plated and flavors were intricately chosen that paired well and complimented each other. You could tell that the chef used different culinary techniques on each dish, and it did not go unnoticed. However, I really did not enjoy the food. Everything was super flavorful to the point where it was almost too overpowering. The flavors paired well together but often created an explosion of flavor in my mouth and not in a good way. I feel as though the chef compensated the lack of meat with extra flavor that really did not leave a lasting impression. Vegetables are naturally very bland and require a lot of flavoring to enhance the natural taste, so it makes sense why each dish was so flavorful. Nevertheless, it really just was not for me. I think this restaurant is unique and special and such a bright light to the restaurant scene in Pittsburgh, but I also feel like it's specialized for a certain type of eater, and it is not for everyone! I am super glad that I went outside of my comfort zone to try this restaurant, but I most likely will not be back. On a side note, the service was absolutely excellent. Our waiter was super attentive and willing to explain everything dish to us. It was refreshing and welcomed after we have had some horrific service experiences lately. Kudos to the chef for his excellent craftsmanship! He truly is what holds the restaurant together!

The best luncheon meats I have found in the pgh area. They are super efficient also, always have…read morelots of workers on shift.. lots of jarred goodies and fresh goodies also.

An encyclopedia of Italian groceries A family feel to good…read morefood A place to feel comfortable to buy anything off the shelf and know that it will taste good. It is tough to call Labriola's just an Italian Market because it is so much more. The employees all value each customer and are more than ready to help, chat, and make you part of the family for your excursion. Don't sleep on their prepared foods. I grabbed a Prosciutto and Turkey Panini. The deli team sliced the meat fresh and spent time making this a delectable sandwich. You will be inspired by the rows upon rows of selections - pastas, sauces, sodas, peppers, biscotti, cookies. Yes, the aisles are tight but it is because they have so many items for you to choose from. When we checked out with 250 meatballs and quarts of sauce, the wonderful ladies at checkout gladly boxed it up and made it simple to carry our load of Italian goods to our car.

My favorite bakery in Pittsburgh. Their famous croissants live up to the hype especially, but…read moreeverything they make is fantastic.

Fun French bakery. The croissant was flaky and buttery, just what you want. Very affordable and…read morequick service. Definitely would recommend.

I've been here a few times and each time there has been a problem…read more First time I was lumped to order a fresh turkey for thanksgiving. Then a few days before my order they called and cancelled my order. The other day I stopped in before Christmas to stock up on stuff and it was basically empty. I asked why he wasn't stocked and said they don't really before the holiday. Ughhh. That's when you should be overstocked to make sure people can buy stuff for the holidays. And then they were just rude about it. But the jerky is really good but I'll stick with my usual place that appreciates its customer

Beautiful ham purchased here for our Easter dinner! Great quality meat at an affordable price. I…read morethink based on the freshness of this ham , it came from a local small family owned farm and that's just what I was looking for! Thumbs up!