Dive, awesome wings, gravel parking lot, no frills. That's what you are getting. If you like that…read moreand a massive fried fish during Friday lent, then you'll dig this place. If you're showing up in an expensive outfit, it's not for you. Perfect scenario is that you've just bowled 6 games with the boys, had a couple pops and now you want amazing wings with awesome sauces and a few high lifes/buds/millers. Best sauces are the "mess" and diesel.

Love Dave's. Best fish for lent! Friendly place good prices! . Nice little bar has wing night too.read more

Absolutely fabulous lunch here the other day after our trip to the quirky, fun Bayernhof museum…read more Like any really good BBQ place, you smell the goodness before you even get there. In this case, a *giant* smoker is just outside the front door, and man oh man, is it loaded with yumminess --- ribs, chicken, brisket. (Faint!) The place, originally opening in the 1890's (!!), is a real throwback, despite their having to rebuild sometime ago after a bad flood. The current owners - with their families - are some serious hard workers, and the output is just terrific. One of the owners waited on us, a charming Pittsburgher (not sure if it was Chad or Nick) who has an infectious passion for both good beer and his fine food. I got the recommended oatmeal stout which I really enjoyed - smooth, nutty, flavorful. My husband enjoyed his wheat beer. Both of these from the fairly extensive draft list. The food is the real star, tho. Our foursome started with fried green tomatoes - a nice crunch with a good, lightly spicy wing-style sauce. AND ---- the favorite of all of us: smoked chicken wings. MOMMA. These are a signature item for good reason. Order a 1/2 dozen or dozen. They are on the medium side, plump and juicy, with a tasty dust. Perfectly cooked. Apparently they start smoking them in the morning! Dreamy! The owner brought us some fabulous sauces, along with homemade blue cheese dressing, for dipping. The highly-popular "Moonshine" bbq sauce was our fave, hands down. The House sauce was a bit plain but good. The 1/2 n 1/2 - with House sauce and (I think) Carolina BBQ sauce was good. Next time, I'll try their habanero bbq sauce - I think they call it "Hot Hooves." My friend & I split the pulled smoked chicken sammie with a side of really good, home made collard greens. The greens were quite good - not bitter at all - high praise from this Southern gal! The sandwich was great - with chunky bits of smoked chicken, but honestly - you could just eat those fab smoked wings! My husband enjoyed his brisket sandwich. I'm not a big red meat girl, so I can't speak to the flavor. My sister in law got a straaaaange experience -- the gigantic pretzel with 2 smoked meats (pork & chicken) accompanied by a side of Mac & cheese. She wanted to have leftovers, and boy did she get her wish! Yikes. Too weird for me. They have a small outdoor space at the back. We enjoyed the front section with the giant bar. There's also more seating in the back. They have special nights for their delicious food---- those fab wings are super cheap on Tuesday; cheaper meat platters on Wednesdays; & Saturdays are cheap tacos ---- the place was once a taco/Mexican restaurant, apparently. We will most definitely be back!!!

Great BBQ in Pittsburgh. Lovely little bar as well. They are constantly hosting events like trivia…read moreand others throughout the week. The brisket is amazing and you can see their smoker out front. Haven't had a bad thing on their menu. Service is great, no complaints!

Ruggers has some of the best bar food in Pittsburgh at insanely reasonable prices! Their menu has a…read morelot of great vegan options including their seitan wings which are AMAZING! We got their specials this trip which included a Gyro Crunchwrap and Cowboy Burger. Both were so good I would have never thought to have a gyro and Crunchwrap form but now I always want it that way HAHA. Tots and fries were very good but if I had to choose I'd say go for the tots! Perfectly crisp yet still potatoey on the inside if that makes sense lol not over fried at all!

This place feels like home. A fun little dive that's homie and welcoming with great food and cheap…read moredrinks. As a vegetarian, I love the seitan cheese steak and pickle chips. Had the Mac and cheese bites for the first time tonight and they're delightful. This is a great spot to watch a game or catch a PPV.

Now this is how you m a ke a salad maybe salsa should check it out had fish salad cod was great…read moreenough for 2 people not greasy $13.00 yummy! Service great as always just like all the food nvr got anything crappy there

This is one of my go to places for their fish salad its been a while since I last had one and I…read morewent Friday October 2nd. And I was disappointed because the fish was different colors some were darker than others and the fish was in big chunks not like before whole fillets and the butter toast was cut thinner than usual over all the salad was ok but not like in the past, I'll go back again hopefully they will be better.

Food was great, and so is the service. Fun atmosphere and great music…read more Everyone was friendly and welcoming.

Sieb's Pub is a local, family-owned and -operated restaurant and bar. It serves Irish and American…read morefoods and drinks for lunch, dinner, and catering. Examples of menu items are appetizers such as pretzel sticks and wings, salads, soups, sandwiches, entrees such as shepherd's pie and ribs, desserts such as apple pie, and drinks such as beers and cocktails. The menu has a small section for children. My husband and I ate one dinner here. The seating hostess and waitress served us promptly and courteously. Our appetizers were a House Salad (4 stars) and an Irish Stew (4 stars) with tender chunks of beef. Our main courses were beer-battered Fish and Chips (4 stars) and Guinness Beef Pot Pie (4 stars) with onion rings. The pot pie appeared to be the same stew that I had eaten as an appetizer but with crust on top. The onion rings were perfectly crispy and tasty. The total price for these foods and one soda was $51 plus a tip.

Attention small business owners: if you want to know how to handle a customer complaint, check with…read moreJimmy. We won't include the details here, and we don't even have resolution yet, but we're so impressed with the conversation we just had that we wanted to share it. In general terms, our daughter was picking up food with her friends last night for their online order; there was an issue; she told us about it today; and my fired-up husband decided to call. Jimmy, the owner, came on the line immediately and did every single thing you'd hope a manger would do: listened, acknowledged, and apologized. So often, managers think that by apologizing, they're admitting to something awful, weakening their case, opening themselves up to litigation, or failing to support their employees. None of that is true. The respect that Jimmy showed us was accompanied by respect for the employee in question. He wanted to know more, as he said, "not because I want proof, but because I want to understand what happened and how we can avoid having it happen again." We haven't eaten here ourselves yet, and probably never would have if it weren't for that apology. For now, all the great things we've heard about Jimmy K's were reinforced by their drive to convert a complaint into a training opportunity. It's impossible to overstate how impressed we are that an owner would take the time on a busy Saturday night to make this discussion a priority. Again, small business owners should take note of how the investment of four minutes on the phone can turn one Yelp star into five.

Make sure you call for prices I looked on here got the menu and order food menu says what I order…read moreshould have came to $30 but got there and bill was $51.04 Food is good but I was told 25 30 min and it tool 45 min to get it

This is no longer Rudy's. It is now simply called R's. They have just covered up the middle letters…read moreof the name inside the bar. This is just a bar, nothing special, nothing bad.

Finally got to Rudy's for their famed ham sandwich, and as advertised, it's fabulous!…read more Enjoyed the bartender/owner, she was super friendly, and her dog, Shelly. Great neighborhood bar where it's easy to feel at home.

If you like eating from a toilet, this place is for you. It's dark dank and dirty. The food is…read moreoutdated and the beer is stale

Went for the fish at Lent. Serving size was generous for the dinner. Overall flavor was bland…read morethough. Freshly prepared and thinly sliced fish. Not too greasy. Fried hot. Nice work. Cole slaw creamy but I wanted so much more. Fries meh. Also got zucchini planks and these were excellent. Again lightly fried and breaded. Marinara for dipping was flavorful Hard to tell what this place would be like outside the pandemic. Dark inside. Staff super friendly. Ample parking but not easy to get into if you're headed toward Butler on the 8. A classic Pittsburgh bar. Kind of run down and dingy. Lacks windows. I may be back. Not sure. Love the cartoon turtle on the wall outside and the staff were so approachable I will likely return for that kind of welcome.