Love the place. The Dirty Old Man and Old Fashioned cocktails are on point. Conscientious and…read morefriendly staff. Shiloh Street, just a few blocks from the always worth visiting Grandview Avenue. Sweet spot, all the way.

This craft cocktail bar has the best deviled eggs and macaroni & cheese! So good…read more They do a nice cheese plate as well as a good whipped ricotta too. You can even get an Isaly's Chipped Ham Sandwich!! That's a must for any true Yinzer! Their cocktails are definitely unique and standout from other craft cocktail bars. I'm a fan of the Amethyst and the Peridot. The decor is dark, cozy, and romantic with exposed brick. The service is friendly. Really like getting to stop by when I'm back home visiting from Austin.

This morning I ran into a very challenging situation here at the factory restaurant, but my server…read morehere is truly outstanding, but Betina came through and with a solution I hadn't considered and I strongly recommend her as a server. I arrived at 6:30 for breakfast. Food was excellent my egg white omelette under the build your own omelette a number of great ingredients mushrooms, equates, turkey sausage tomatoes was excellent breakfast potatoes excellent the fruit was fresh and the coffee outstanding I'll be back and thank you very much Betina for your help. Your amazing Betina

More like 3.5 because of inconsistent service. I have been…read morehere for breakfast, dinner and drinks. Each time our food or drinks were great, but service was so wildly inconsistent. The time I was there for breakfast everything was flawless. Service was on point, food was accurate and delicious. Another time I was there for dinner and I was surprised I was at the same place. It took forever to get served, items were forgotten and it almost seemed like we were an inconvenience to our server. I think that overall, this is a cool restaurant with a great view of the city and a fun vibe. They just need to work on the consistency of their service.

I have been going to the Bigham Tavern for decades. It's where we went to drink and watch the news…read moreafter the September 11th attacks. Just visited the new location in Bridgewater, Beaver County. The ambiance is great. The quality of the food and service was exceptional. I may be late to the party with this question, but what happened to the Moutaineer sandwich?

We came here last week for my birthday. We had the most amazing wings, with the selection about…read moreover 50 sauces and dry rubs. We also had burgers, which were amazing. The hangover cure burger had so many good toppings, I still think about it. They also have fun drinks and draft options. The vibe of the place is really cool and chill and I really like going there. I have been here a couple times in the past, and it was very good. The time before this time that we went, I did not have such a good time. A lot of their fryers were down and just limited menu options. But this trip definitely made up for it. I would call ahead of time and make sure that all of their menu options are still an option before you go.

Shiloh Gastro is a nice American restaurant in the South Shore area. It's located on a cute little…read morestrip with other restaurants and shops. They have a nice patio out front. The inside is not especially new, but it's charming. Feels like the space was a former home turned restaurant. It's dark and has lots of wood but very clean. Service was casual and friendly and the decor felt kind of homey, like a typical tavern. They have a large and creative drink menu. I got an espresso martini with tequila and it was perfect. Their menu is pretty diverse with everything from a crab cake patty melt to a pork belly bahn mi. I got the stuffed chicken entree with confit herbed fingerling potatoes. The chicken had a great flavor and I loved the mushrooms and caramelized onion sauce inside. The potatoes were delish. I was also intrigued by their mac and cheese entree and fried pickled tomatoes. Unfortunately. I'm not from the area and doubt I'll return for these but they sound delicious. Mt friend for the gastro burger without bun. Looked good.

Went here on a recent trip to Pittsburgh. It was a pretty tough experience…read more Started with our server seating us and then explaining that they were out of a few things. Normally I'd say this isn't a big deal: two entrees and an appetizers. It happens. But the list continued to grow throughout the night (read on intrepid Yelper!). She left to grab some waters and came back about 15 minutes later. And then dashed off again. Finally put our orders in (was told then they were also out of some sodas and another appetizer, again it happens... but to this degree?) and waited for our drinks and food. And waited and waited and waited. Got our drinks 45 minutes after we sat down; importantly the place was not busy. During that time we were revisited once to be told they were out of another entree that some people had ordered. So some orders had to change. Appetizers took a full hour to show up. Entrees took another 30 minutes. Asked for some condiments - "we don't have that." Look, I get it restaurants have days when people call in or don't show up. Restaurants run out of stuff. But this was excessive. We were rarely checked on even to be given an ongoing apology just to let us know "hey I know this sucks, I recognize it and I'm sorry." We ran out of water (they bring a big bottle and you're on your own to refill it, and once that ran out we were just out of luck). If the food or drinks were really exceptional then some of this gets washed away. Unfortunately the food was just standard bar fare. It wasn't special. It was epically "serviceable." I do not recommend going. You're going to be far better off just taking the trolley back down and going somewhere else.

Solid bar food with a great view from the outdoor seating area, where we were able to grab a table…read more We ordered the smoked wings with buffalo sauce and the loaded pork belly mac & cheese. The wings were good, although I would have loved a little more smoke flavor to come through. The mac & cheese was tasty and indulgent, with plenty of pork belly, but could have used a bit more seasoning to really bring it together. Prices were fair, and there are plenty of other dishes on the menu I'd like to try. I'd happily come back!

I was meeting a group of people there on a Saturday shortly after 3pm. There's plenty of seating…read moreboth inside and outside and I like how the bar has both inside and outside seating. It's good for larger groups. I tried to order a kids meal but sadly was told I couldn't since I wasn't a child so I went with a side salad. The side salad was huge and was actually pretty good. I also enjoyed my espresso martini and my friend's fry flight.

4.5 stars. Nick's on Hilltop is a local, family-owned restaurant that serves breakfast/brunch,…read morelunch, and dinner. Examples of menu items are chicken and waffles, grits, sandwiches, salads, loaded fries, and wings. I was a customer here once for takeout. The restaurant has two floors--the first floor with a gorgeous library, which I think would be a great spot for kids to study and adults to work, and the second floor with a bar and party space for private events. One of the owners promptly greeted me, took my order and payment, and made pleasant conversation while I waited for my foods to be cooked. She showed me the cool lit-up selfie spot near the bathroom mirror and door. I ordered the Troomy Chicken Club (grilled chicken tenders, bacon, troomy sauce, mozzarella, lettuce, tomato, and onion) with a side of Loaded Fries and also six Whole Wings with my chosen flavor of parmesan. All three foods were very fresh and tasty very good, but I would recommend adding a bit more parmesan to the wings.

Nick's on Hilltop in Mt. Oliver is such a cure neighborhood spot! They have a dining space…read moredownstairs, bar upstairs, and all the warm, welcoming vibes!!! Their fall cocktail list was incredible -- I tried the Pumpkin Spice Martini, Hilltop Harvest Sangria, both full of great flavor! They're known for their famous Troomy Sauce, so of course I had to try a few dishes featuring it! The pickle chips with Troomy sauce were perfectly crisp and flavorful, and the loaded fries were a perfect shareable appetizer. The Honey Nut Bacon Salad was another standout -- light, fresh, and full of flavor!

Went for happy hour, which featured some great specials. Server wasn't too knowledgeable about…read moretheir beer offerings on tap. But food was quite good, especially the tater tots (cubes actually, made from scratch) and the General Tso's cauliflower. Cauliflower was done perfectly. Close to Traveler's Rest hotel and the bike trail in the hip South Side Flats neighborhood. Would visit again.

If noise is your thing, if yelling to be heard excites you, if inedible, burned food sounds…read moreenticing then by all means, run, don't walk to the Urban Tap. I wanted to place a carryout order. I first tried online but there was a glitch somewhere in the system. I called instead. When the phone was answered, the background noise was intense. It was so loud that the employee couldn't hear me. At that point I decided to just go in and order. When I walked into Urban Tap, the noise was almost deafening. Music blaring, voices raised to be heard. No one was using their "inside voices", they couldn't. I sat at the bar to order. I never got waited on. I finally caught the attention of one of the bartenders and was ready to place an order. We leaned towards each other, yelling to try to be heard. I couldn't hear her when she read back my order. I really wasn't sure what I'd be getting. Unfortunately, I did get what I ordered - brunch breads and an order of biscuits. It took quite a while to get food - no surprise there. I checked our food when I got it. Oh Lordy, those biscuits looked good. This southern girl appreciates a good biscuit and did these look good. I got the food to the car and we headed out on the next leg of our adventure. About an hour later, I just had to grab one of those golden, flaky discs. Butter? Jam? Nah, the biscuits looked like they could solo on their own. I took one bite and my eyes flew open - not from the deliciousness, it was because of the sheer amount of salt. That can't be right so I took another small bite. I tried a teeny bite of the next biscuit. Salt. The biscuits were inedible. No, I don't mean that I didn't like the flavor. They contained so much salt that there was no way someone could eat these. That's ok, there was the banana bread French toast. It looked a little dark in color but it never crossed my mind that this might not be normal. I took a bite. It tasted odd, off, something wasn't right. My husband pegged it - it was burned. Before grilling or after? No idea. There were also a couple of donut holes. Not even worthy of a second bite. I also ordered fruit. It was good but still not enough to save the meal from dismal failure. We won't be back .

I am so so happy they upgraded to the old Sly Fox location! Such a fun spot and the outdoor space…read moreis beautiful! Idk what to touch on first the food or the price. I mean $16 for a full smash with fries is just unheard of these days! I got the Polish Hill which has caramelized onions and pierogis it was AMAZING! The patty was crisp and still juicy and the onions were perfection. I upgraded to the rosemary fries and they were delicious! I got the strawberry way blonde ale and I was SO excited it wasn't a sour lol. I do enjoy sours but can usually only drink one. This was so smooth and not overly sweet it was so refreshing! 1000000/10!

We went for lunch; three of us. Truly lovely front of house team. Great open venue and outdoor…read moreseating is fantastic. Fries: Thin, pillowy potato inside. Lightly flaked with salt. These are great french fries. I got the Oakland burger that had steamed onions, Mojo sauce and pickles with American cheese. Lovely lacey edges on the burger patties, appropriate roll. This is an excellent Smashburger. Would have it again, and would omit the pickles; I think they distract from the burger. This burger does not extra condiments like ketchup. Salad with buffalo chicken. The chicken is nicely cooked, and the buffalo sauce is excellent. My counterpart loves the blue cheese that came with it. I agree, the blue cheese is excellent.

"They're having a Kentucky derby party," I said, on a Saturday. I usually observe new brewery…read moreSunday, however due to other obligations, we decided to go on Saturday. The derby party at inner groove was more than enough to entice me. And it was the right decision. Games were set up all around the brewery, the kids loved it. Bartender was kind, fast, and attentive. Bathrooms were clean. Patrons were patient with the kids playing games. No food here, so BYOF or order locally off of the menus. We walked next door for carribean which was delicious. A good variety of beers were on tap. The sole hiccup is street parking only, but when we went on a Saturday afternoon there was plenty.

My first trip to Inner Groove was for the Kentucky Derby and it was a smart decision! They had a…read moreton of seating available, fun derby themed games, and a wide selection of beers on tap. With menus for local businesses readily available, you could easily spend a few hours here very content. I liked that they had a few sours on tap and not just a bunch of IPAs They are kid friendly and a few families did have children with them. The bartender was quick to pour the drinks and friendly with each patron. The building itself is brick and the inside has exposed brick and a homey feel. They have at least 2 gender neutral bathrooms that were clean and easily accessible. Parking is available on the side of the building in a small lot or on the street out front.

The ownership and theme of this spot has changed quite a bit! They still offer a large variety of…read morebeers, including Arsenal Cider. They have lots of convenient store items. Unfortunately lots of smoking products. Currently they have several varieties of alcoholic slushies!!

Alright, I stopped by this place to grab some late night booze and had to second guess myself when…read morelooking at the pictures here on Yelp. The old pictures on here are vastly out of date and while the front of the building looks the same, the inside does not. There are still a bunch of beer coolers but the bar seems to be long gone now. If I recall correctly, it appears that where the bar once was now is filled with stacks of inventory. Grab a few cases and go enjoy the rest of your night, and as you're paying for those cases of beer/seltzers/whatever, be sure to pick up one of their boozy slushies for the road... err, don't drive. Correction, pick up one of their boozy slushies for the sidewalk.