This is a great and alternative spot for those wanting something a little different than going out…read morefor drinks / to the bar. I say this because they are open late several nights a week! Great spot for dessert after dinner or as part of a date, too. I specifically went in for the "fancy" hot chocolate, which is made with real chocolate pieces. The baked goods were also tasty - my only suggestion is to make sure you ask to have your item warmed up, depending on what you get, as they are kept in a cool case and something like a brownie for example was pretty hard to eat. The sever did recognize this and offered to heat it up after the fact; which made it perfect. All of the baked goods were perfectly wrapped or garnished. The interior has a decent amount of seating and lots of dried flowers everywhere. Definitely try the hot chocolate!

Came here for a late night meeting and I'll be honest! Completely forgot what I was supposed to be…read moremeeting about because the cake was too good and that hot chocolate was mega distracting ‍

Best chicken sandwich I have ever had. The staff are friendly and kind…read more You get your money's worth with the portions given. Unique decor.

Le Petit is one of my favorite spots on Carson street. It is super cozy and has a very inviting…read moreatmosphere. The food portions are generous, so you definitely won't leave hungry! My favorite is the blanc and noir gourmet pancakes which come with Nutella, vanilla cream, and either strawberries or bananas. The attention to detail is also great here. I usually get hot tea and they bring out a tea bag holder and, if you ask for cream, they bring it out in a cute espresso cup. One thing to note is that you order at the counter, but they bring your food to you at your table.

Cute local spot for coffee, ice cream, and other types of drinks! They have a ton of options for…read moreeverything, it's overwhelming but great! The coffee ice cream had great flavor, but all their flavors are solid too. The service was great, with only one person handling the front really well. The space is also cute with some seating options and fun decor. Overall would much prefer coming to local spot like this always!

I stopped into Churn for their first book club meetup, and it was a great time…read more If you stay for book club, you receive 20% off your purchase, but their prices are already very reasonable. The staff are all so friendly and personable, and if you like pink, you'll love their interior and exterior. Their menu features a variety of sweet treats, and it was hard to pick just one thing! I opted for the peanut butter Oreo milkshake, and it was delicious. I like a thicker milkshake, and this was the perfect consistency. I'll be back for next month's book club, but I'll definitely be back before then to try the coffee!

I heard this was one of the famous bakeries I must check out in Pittsburgh. I got their pistachio…read moreeclair, ham and cheese croissant, and almond croissant -- all tasted wonderful and light. The croissants were great when you lightly air fry/toast them if you don't eat them right away. In Lawrenceville, it's a small location with a couple of outdoor seating but none inside. However, it is a chain so you might have one in your little area. My only thing is that the pistachio eclair is very sweet (so if you don't have a sweet tooth, maybe I'd go for another subtler dessert). I saw they have a deal where you can get a baguette, sandwich, and drink for $7. Good deal imo considering the quality of their bread, and it's a good excuse to buy a sweet treat with it!

La Gourmandine is always a solid choice, and our Thanksgiving order proved it again. We picked up a…read morepumpkin tarte and an apple tarte--each meant to serve about six--and both were delicious. The flavors were balanced, the pastry was buttery and delicate, and they looked as good as they tasted. The total came to $50.65, which feels pretty standard for a French bakery once you understand the baseline is a bit higher than your typical American dessert spot. For the quality, it's well worth it. Consistently great, reliably tasty, and perfect for special occasions or whenever you want to treat yourself. The staff is friendly. It's usually busy here and not conducive to eating inside.

Stopped in for the pizza! And I was so glad I did…read more It was perfectly cooked and topped. A crispy outer crunch with a soft dough bite. I opted for grandmas recipe. I believe it was sliced provolone, marinara sauce then parmesan cheese on top. Absolutely delicious! I'm so happy to be finding good pizza around the city lately! I didn't snag a baked good while I was in but they all looked just as delicious as the pizza! Service was quick and friendly. No real seating inside but there are tables outside for warmer days.

My cousin wanted an espresso next door and the smell of the bakery/pizza sucked me in. I saw a…read morewhite pizza with thinly sliced tomato's by the slice and I was sold! I got a slice. It was so light and airy. My cousin thought it used double zero flour. Place is simple. Walk in, order, they ask plate or box. Eight tiny tables outside. Putting this in my regular Pittsburgh rotation!!

We enjoy these every time we get them. they are soft and fluffy on the inside with a nice crisp…read moreoutside. Lovely service from them when we visit.

Never heard of this amazing dessert. Coolest thing I've seen in a long time. These are just plain…read moredelicious, flaky, very filling. Definitely share with a friend. Only complaint is they need to put a pinch more of the sauce inside especially at the bottom end

I love love Biscoff and they don't shy away from it I love how they embrace cookie butter just like…read morechocolate. The waffles are 10/10 crispy & fluffy The service is nice and efficient (super Quik) I highly recommend going they have a bunch of different treats and beans(coffee) to choose from.

4.5 stars. Treat 'N Beans restaurant serves waffles, crepes, pancakes, cold drinks (e.g., iced…read morecoffees, frappes, and milkshakes), hot drinks (e.g., latte, cappuccino, and hot chocolate), etc. The waffles and crepes can have toppings such as chocolate, candies, and fruits. I ate one meal here. When I entered the business, two employees greeted me. I used a touchscreen kiosk to place my order and to pay. Minutes later, the employees handed my foods to me. The dining rooms had some tables and chairs for me to sit and eat. Later, when I was leaving, the employees said goodbye. The prices were moderately high but worth it. Dubai-chocolate strawberry cup - 4.5 stars - A cup contained much kataifi, chocolate, and strawberries. I prefer the original Dubai-chocolate bars, but this strawberry version tasted very good. Lotus pancake pan - 4.5 stars - A very large pancake was topped with Biscoff cookies and syrup and tasted very sweet. Hibiscus tea - 4.5 stars - This hot tea had a nice flavor.

I don't know what possessed me to get a milkshake in below freezing temperatures. But here I was in…read moreDowntown Pittsburgh after being whipped by the ice cold winds off the Three Rivers in Point State Park. No surprise I was the only customer. Even the young staff were surprised I showed up like it was the first day of summer. After perusing the menu for a nanosecond, I went with the $7.95 Caramel Toffee Cappuccino Milkshake. It featured espresso, caramel sauce, whipped cream, toffee bits, and a wedge of dark chocolate (Photo 9). Just what I was craving in the dead of winter. MILKSHAKE - 4 stars...definitely creamy and sweet enough AMBIANCE - 4 stars...plenty of space on a cold weather day SERVICE - 4 stars...efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...maybe if I return to Pittsburgh, I'll come back in the spring RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/QKLtuBlwjs

My boyfriend and I stopped by here after dinner one night for a sweet treat. I usually avoid…read moremilkshakes because 1. I am lactose intolerant and 2. they tend to feel really heavy on my stomach, especially after a full meal. This was my first time trying their non-dairy milkshakes and wow. I got the Chocolate Dipped Strawberry non-dairy milkshake and it was 10/10. The ambiance was really nice and the employees were super friendly. They gave us a few recommendations, and while we were waiting for our milkshakes, they even let us try some of their chocolate bark. I was honestly surprised by how good it was. The peanut butter marshmallow chocolate bark was my favorite, and my boyfriend ended up buying a few while I was in the restroom haha. I will definitely be back to try some of their other non-dairy options!

Online order available.seating inside.doughnuts as well.think cut chips and delicious fried fishread more

Service was great on my first take out vist. Very friendly staff…read more The minced chicken pie was the star of my order.

Wow! I'm glad I finally tried this place because now I understand the hype. This cute little shop…read morepacks a punch with a case full of a variety of baked goods, coffee, and a list of biscuit sandwiches. The cashier was very helpful in narrowing down my order as everything looked amazing. I decided on the brisket biscuit and booooy was that a great idea. The brisket was prepared perfectly and paired great with the everything biscuit and white BBQ sauce. It was a huge sandwich and super messy, so come prepared! I also got a few pastries, including a strawberry puff tart which was like an elevated pop tart. It was delicious! The shop was small but there was no line at 8:45 am on a Saturday. You do have to wait outside for your sandwich, which I could imagine could take long if there's a line.

Definitely worth trying at least once, 350 is only open for a few hours on the weekends, but it has…read morea ton of great baked goods and the sandwiches are pretty great too! The sausage and pepper jelly on the everything biscuit was my favorite thing I tried, with the biscuit being flaky and and delicious, plus you can literally see them cooking everything right there, it's worth the wait! The baked goods were all really great looking, don't think I'd get the pumpkin brioche again as I found the creame filling to be okay, and a bit too much. Would say the hand pies or scones are more worth it, and the staff are so incredibly kind and ready to give personalized recommendations. Overall it's worth hiking up the hill for a little treat and a solid breakfast sandwich, beware that parking can be a little treacherous though!