couldn't miss "Pittsburgh's most famous sandwich" while in town…read more They have a bunch of locations so it's pretty easily accessible. We walked about 10 min and change from our hotel to the strip district location. It is a small little place made up for by its attention grabbing wall art of famous and loved Pittsburgh figures. The menu is easy enough. Pick a protein (there are many options) to go on the sandwich which is the standard cole slaw, cheese, tomato, and fries tucked between two slices of thick, soft white bread. As a vegetarian, I was pleased to see a vegetarian option with both a cheese and an egg and cheese version. GF and I shared and it is not a bad sandwich to share bc the thing is massive. That isn't to say that I couldn't have eaten another half bc I absolutely could have. The thing is so large and busting with ingredients I wondered how I could fit it for a bite but where there's a will, there's a way. It was excellent. What a great combo of flavors and textures. I only wish there was more cheese. I do feel like with the cheese version there should be more than what is in the version with meat but call me crazy. I could eat that every day.

Sat. Afternoon, line outside but we wanted to get to go so went in. Was jammed inside, no empty…read moreseats. Inside decently lit, just a tad dark. Sports on the TVs. Medium loudness, mainly from people's conversations. Went to bar area, little to right of entering and ordered. Asked for their special and the asked for the type of meat. Didn't know so they suggested I try pastrami and the capicola. Ordered and waited maybe 10-15min and they gave us our order in a big paper bag. It was heavy! Opened up one of the sandwiches to share and nicely the sandwich was cut in half already. Just need to tear the paper wrapper to separate. As you may know, sandwich has Cole slaw and fries on it, so it's thick. Preferred the capicola over the pastrami. Decent amount of meat on the sandwich but waaaayyy more fries than anything. The close slaw adds some crunch and tartness to a pretty mild sandwich. Overall, food was underwhelming. I'd stop by again but for some kielbasa or something ethnic. Otherwise I'd probably just try another nearby place to eat.

Best ice cream in the state. An the customer service great. But nowhere to park.read more

My daughter and I went to this establishment today to buy milkshakes for our employee's for 'Staff…read moreAppreciation Day'. We chose to go here instead of making the drive to Chick Fil A on McKnight Road for milkshakes. My daughter & I noticed 1 worker handling food with no gloves on, pulling her hair back to a bun then proceeded to handle the food without 1. Not washing her hands after she handled the food and 2. not putting gloves on to handle the food. I politely asked the employee, do you wear gloves to make milkshakes. She responded, yes we do and she was very polite about it. The other worker came and asked her what I said and she told her. The other worker came to us with MAJOR attitude taking our milkshake orders. She proceeded to say to her co-worker, please pull my hair back because I don't want to hear anyone BITCHING about it. My daughter said, Ma'am, my mom just asked if you wore gloves because she was handling food, she pulled her hair up and then she handled food again without washing her hands nor did she have gloves on. The young lady became extremely upset and shouted.....I AM NOT TALKING TO YOU. At this point, both my daughter and I were shocked. The conversation became heated because we were explaining we asked a simple question and she was very upset, uprupt and rude about how she responded to the situation. I then asked for the manager, she stated she was the manager. I said can I have a conversation with you. She stated 'no you cannot' I am done with it. I asked her, how can you not address a issue that needs to be addressed. She stated again, I'm done talking about it (VERY RUDELY). From the time she started making the milkshakes her attitude was off. And boy, from the taste of the shakes you can tell. They were not good and extremely watered down. There is so much more to this encounter. Such as shame. So much for NOT going to Chick Fil A. We will take the drive the next time. Manager could use managering skills. I'm still so upset.

I love Firehouse subs. This time I ordered the ham and cheese 4" sandwich. I did not like the ham…read more It was too sweet for me. This is a personal thing. I'll stick to my usuals in the future. Just want to let others who may not like sweet ham know about it.

OUT OF FOOD.....AGAIN…read more They are still taking online orders...get there...NO FOOD I've stopped ordering, but my coworkers got burned

Perhaps the best sandwich I've eaten in Pittsburgh! Make your way to Peppi's and bring cash. A…read morefairly simple menu with sandwich options for everyone. I had the cheesesteak and it was delicious with peppers, onions, steak, cheese, lettuce and tomato - the bread is excellent, too! They have indoor and outdoor seating so be sure to ask for directions to the back patio. Don't let the line deter you, it's worth the wait!

cash only reliable staple…read more I have to give it to this place! Reliable, affordable, with warm and fast service. The sub itself was quite simple. My friend and I agreed it could use seasoning, but with some heavy addition of malt vinegar I thought it was a quick remedy. I would recommend giving this place a try for a tasty bite and wonderful service. I personally find that a lot of subs are even better as leftovers, which was definitely the case here!

1/21/2026 SOOOOOUP. This is such a fun concept for a restaurant. I got the following:…read more Boyfriend sandwich: 8.9/10 ($13) Potato and leek soup: 9.1/10 ($7 for a pint) The boyfriend sandwich was visually stunning and the taste did not disappoint. The pistachio pesto was very unique and tasted bright, fresh and nutty. The ricotta was creamy and fresh and the focaccia was herby and crunchy and airy.....I honestly regret not just getting a piece of it on its own. The potato and leek soup was so comforting and rich but not overly heavy. I am in love with this place. I want more soup now.

I got focaccia and butternut squash soup (4.25/5), which were pretty good, even though I'm not a…read morehuge soup fan. The soup had a great flavor, and the spongy texture of the focaccia helped soak it all right up! The service is pretty quick (4/5), and the interior of the restaurant is nice (4/5) but quite small, so be prepared to wait a bit or go somewhere else to sit and eat.

I love my neighborhood store! They take such good care of…read moreme. I'm regularly coming in for a roast beef sandwich, lettuce, tomato, mayo on rye bread and they make it just the way I ask them because I'm fussy like that. But they smile and they laugh at me when I roll my eyes and tell them that I know I'm difficult. I truly appreciate that they have high-quality fresh produce, excellent meats, pantry staples, a quality selection of crackers and cookies, Bread Works bread, and the best local ice creams. But they also have ready to bake hors d'oeuvres and fancy little tidbits for a last-minute party. I don't know what our neighborhood would do without them.

This place is a real treat! I used to live in the area and would walk in to pick up grocery odds…read moreand ends every once in a while. I miss this place now and whenever I'm around I am very tempted to get a sandwich. They really do it right here, this is one of the best in the city. They have a great menu selection for recommendations. Everything is made to order so you can add or subtract almost anything you can think of to your sandwich. The selection of groceries and deli offerings are always fresh. The have the Boar's Head brand of deli meats and cheeses, great selection. If you dive into the grocery selection you'll find a lot of special things there, fresh, frozen and dry: Meats, cheeses/dairy, breads, snacks, condiments, baking items, beverages... Some interesting vegan options are here too. This is a very curated and enjoyable market. Shopping here got my household through some hard times during the pandemic. I can't say enough good things, if you are ever in the area you should stop in and check it out.

One of my favorite places in Southside! You order at the bar and pay after you eat. They also have…read morean outdoor patio that is a great place to sit in warmer weather. They have a great variety of delicious sandwiches, but if you don't like any of the premade options, you can build your own! I recommend the Beast.

Classic italian tasty, 4.2. Lots of other good sounding stuff will have to try, little bar inside…read moretoo

Our server wasn't bad but the food took forever to come out. There were maybe 6+ people behind the…read morecounter at the grills at any given time, and they had a sandwich output somewhere around 3 every 20 minutes. Wasn't too busy and we waited an hour for our food after waiting 20-30 minutes to order. How does it take so long to make sandwiches?

If you're craving a sandwich that doesn't mess around, Primanti Bros. delivers in a big way…read more I went with the pastrami sandwich, and wow--stacked high with tender, flavorful meat, topped with their signature slaw and fries right inside the sandwich (yeah, inside), all held together by fresh bread that somehow doesn't fall apart. It's messy in the best possible way and absolutely lives up to the hype. Paired it with an ice-cold Yuengling, which was the perfect match--smooth, crisp, and just what you want to wash down a hearty sandwich like that. No frills, no fuss--just bold flavors, big portions, and a laid-back vibe. If you're hungry and want something satisfying and a little iconic, this is the spot.

Awesome deli spot in Lawrenceville. The food is super fresh and made relatively quickly, still warm…read morewhen you pick it up if you order takeout. And a very reasonable sized menu with solid (but not huge) portions. I got to try their caprese with pesto panini. It was absolutely delicious. I believe they make most of the sauces in house (like the pesto and artichoke sauce). The bread is crispy on the edges and soft in the middle, the cheese is fresh, the vegetables are super fresh, and the pesto is delicious. It's just a great sandwich. And, it even comes with a nice pickle spear! All in all, definitely recommend this spot for lunch. The caprese is so good!

Cute little deli located on Butler street and convenient to many places. Stopped here for a salad…read moreand service was quick. It was delicious and under $10 so if you don't mind eating out of a to go bowl with a plastic fork, this is your go to place for a salad. It came with fresh ingredients and the chicken was good. There was a nice art festival going on that day, so lots to see. Personally, I prefer a bowl and utensils but we tried it as we were in the area and on foot.

If you love Thanksgiving then the Bobbie is the best. So happy to see this old school classic make…read moreit out to Pittsburgh! if you want to try one of the best (if not the best) sandwiches in town, then get the Bobbie!! Thank you Capriotti's!

Brian, Thank you so much for taking care of this. The…read moresandwich was well wrapped, not touched by the driver, and was delicious. The fries were in an open paper cup in that lunch bag, man-handled and mostly eaten. The food was delivered in a single brown paper bag secured by a staple. I've had no response from Grub Hub about the disgusting behavior by their driver even though I reported it. Perhaps he was starving and needed the food more than me. Lorraine Crawley