Amazing service and excellent cheese steaks! Authentic Philly Cheese Steak Sandwiches served at…read moreSecrets. Bartenders are friendly too! This is a smoking sports bar with darts and pool table. Great working class hangout!

love the vibe there! everyone that worked there i have talked to was super nice! and when we order…read morefood it's always great! i highly recommend stopping by at this hidden gem!

Terrible service every time I have been here. Food is mediocre at best. Also over the years it has…read moregotten very dark in there...

Great food and service and priced amazing. Patio seating was great. Would recommend to anyone.read more

Little hidden gem in Munhall. Great bartenders, amazing pizza, best fries this side of Kennywood…read moreand an awesome outdoor area for cornhole, firepits, etc.

Came here to watch a football game with friends. Definitely a hometown bar feel with tons of…read morelocals. Service was very efficient and friendly to all of us. They have a lot on tap as well as bottles. They are right next to a pizza place that has pizza by the slice, whole pies, subs, etc. We ordered a half veggie sub, slice of pepperoni, and fries. Everything was very fresh and delicious.

If you're from here, Clancy's is a good Pittsburgh Mill Bar. Not much of a beer selection...one or…read moretwo non-Macro brews on tap with the traditional favorites of Yuengling and Miller Lite. Typical but tasty bar food like wings, burgers, and cheesesteaks, but they have good salads too. Bartenders and waitresses are good, not overly friendly...typical of what you'd expect from a blue collar bar. Big bar where most patrons congregate and a small dining area. Neither will make you say "wow" but they're clean and accommodating. I wouldn't go out of my way to visit, but if you're a local or are staying close by, you'll get good food and a beer at a reasonable price.

Excellent wings! Great fish sandwich! Fun atmosphere. Great local tavern. Good food and drink…read more Friendly staff. Highly recommended! Support local and small businesses! Stay safe and continue serving good times.

When I die; bury me here -- straight the fuck up. Just lift up the dart machine that ate my money…read moreand stuff me under it for all I care. This is paradise. The air? Filled with FREE cigarette smoke. The crowd? My people. The ambiance? Top tier. The drinks? To die for. The vibes? Immaculate. Any lantern flies? Not in here, but probably 20-30,000 in the surrounding area because they've seemed to completely take over the area. Dean and I were talking and we think we found a 4 step solution to getting rid of the lantern flies. Step 1. Release toads to eat the lantern flies. Step 2. Release Iguanas to eat the toads. Step 3. Release alligators to eat the iguanas. Step 4. Release an influx of Cajun men in the area to handle the gators. Back to the review: From the moment we swung those doors open and got hit with a metric ton of Marlboro Red smoke, I KNEW this night was going to be the night of my life. We came here on Karaoke night and I truthfully don't know what we all did in our last lives to be this fortunate, but whatever it was - it paid dividends on this faithful night. Great entertainment, great drinks, and even more important, great people (especially the guy who was telling me about his 50 year high school reunion that took place earlier that day that was borderline sucking my neck with how close he was talking to me). ONLY way the night could've gotten better is if I could've met this "Joe" and had a Spam Martini with him and chopped it up a bit. I WILL be back, and I'm confident in saying you'll have to pry me out of the fuckin' place the next time I am, because I'm not gonna willingly leave -- this place rules.

Just got notification about Joe's Bar on Yelp and I don't work there anymore I was fired as of…read moretoday. Just because I wouldn't snitch my friends out. Thank you for the kind compliments about my food that was going out to you all I appreciate it. Please Street Carrie right. And enjoy the beautiful food she puts out 2 you as well.

We came for my husband's birthday tonight. We made reservations, just to make sure we would have a…read moretable. The front of the house lady was pretty busy, wearing all the hats: host, bartender, server. And she did a great job running from the patio, to the tables inside. The food was delicious! We had the smoked cheese crab dip that was served with pita. There was not a drop left in our dish. We got a couple apps and then for our entrees, we got the stuffed salmon, filet and fish sandwich. Everything was great! The prices are very reasonable on the menu for both the drinks and the food.

We came in on a Sunday afternoon. This place is absolutely phenomenal. The music was great and they…read morewere slow when we got there. The most amazing crab dip and crab cakes I've ever had in my entire life. Absolutely spectacular. The bartender was our server. Her mules and old fashioned spot on. Our food took a little while but it's all made fresh and it was soooo worth the wait.

We had a lovely time at The Monkey Bar! Sitting outside with a nice view of a little tree, the food…read morewas great, service too. We loved the big crispy fish sandwich, and the green salad with grilled Cajun shrimp. The desert looked so good. What stood put to me was how remarkably CLEAN everything is, even the bathrooms, the stairs, and hallway to it!! All the furniture seemed brand new - very nice place. We'll be back. The patio is all garage doors and looks like they've got heaters

Great vibe. Dive bar done well with a bit of a deco/ rockabilly feel. Locals and hipster friendly…read more Great spot for anyone tho. Worth the stop.

The P-Bar is my hometown bar, and I have been coming here for longer than I can remember. My…read morefriends and I would come in high school on Thursdays for $1 Burger Nights (no longer around, RIP), and now we come to enjoy some drinks on the patio and hang out. The bar is located in a strip of stores along Old Clairton Road, just off of route 51. There is some parking in the front that is shared with all the other businesses, and then a parking lot across Old Clairton that gets used at night when the businesses that it is for are closed. Additionally, there is a private lot for the bar in the back, and parking at the Bill Green Shopping Center just a little ways down the road (sidewalks from Bill Green to the bar entrance). Due to a fire that occurred here a few years ago, the entire place has recently been remodeled and reoriented from how it was originally. The bar is now in the back, and the main dining room is in the front. There is also a great patio and outdoor space with open air seating, as well as some area under a porch. Everything is new, clean, and modern as a result of the remodel. On this visit, we came to hang out on a Saturday evening. It was raining, so we had to get a table inside. It was karaoke night, as they have each Saturday, so we got to take in the sights and sounds of several performers. Since we were there later in the evening, we just ordered appetizers to much on along with our drinks. I got the Fiesta Street Corn Dip. It was a great value for the price, and there was a ton to go around the whole table. I also sipped on a Summer Shandy from their seasonal draft list. Overall, the food menu has a decent selection, all at very reasonable prices. The draft list did not have any red or brown ales on it, but there was still a fair selection of drinks. The ladies who came around to our table were pleasant and helpful. It was rather crowded, but there would be times we would not see a server for extended periods of time. I do not think it helped that our table was tucked back in a corner, but wish we would have been visited on a somewhat more frequent basis to put additional orders in. I always have a good time at the P-Bar, and enjoy coming here. Especially in the summer, it is an ideal place to hang out and catch up with friends. And likely, if you are from the area, you will run into several people you know. I did not have their breakfast this time, but the breakfast they have on the weekends is worth a try as well!

Had a good night at the pleasant bar, a bouncer came up to our table and yelled at us (group of 23…read moreyear olds) and told us to leave. We left and the bouncer came back up to us while waiting for an uber and said "bring your dads" actively wanted to fight a group of girls and our fathers. Not a good time after that. "I won't put my hands on you but bring me your dads, I'll beat them up in front of you "- junior

First time trying Primo's and it definitely won't be my last. I had the Grand Margarita,…read morechoriqueso, Al Pastor taco, Campechano taco, and tres leches cake, and everything was excellent. As someone who's tried most of the major Mexican restaurants around the Pittsburgh area, Primo's easily tops them all. It was honestly some of the best Mexican food I've had in and around Pittsburgh.

This spot was good. Nicely done up inside, friendly service, and good tasting food. Well definitely…read morehave to keep in mind next time I'm in the area to try something different from the menu.

"What do you mean we can have a bar crawl in one building?" My friends ask, as I present the option…read moreof going to the Hazelwood Brew House. "It's three breweries having both indoor and outdoor spaces," I reply. The brew house is a multi-story brewery complex. At the base there's a beer garden, the third floor three indoor breweries, and an open rooftop. Get a beer anywhere and travel with it throughout the facility. There are stairs and elevators! The acoustics are a bit loud in the indoor space. There is a kitchen. We enjoyed being able to move around and the brewery variety enabled something for everyone. It was my first visit and the employees were very patient and explained the concept to us. Easy parking in the lot. I'm glad we made the trip and I would be happy to go back!

We stopped by on a whim last Friday night after volunteering in the area at Community Kitchen…read morePittsburgh. There's a parking lot but we just walked over. You walked in and can either take the stairs or elevator up to the third floor. There's a couple of couches, a water fountain, and some memorabilia on the ground floor. The second is off limits. The taproom is pretty big and we didn't sit outside since it was cold but there's a rooftop deck as well. There's a food counter with a small menu and two open bars from different breweries. I like that they have smaller pours that are reasonably priced. I'm a dark beer lover and they had a few options for me. We sat there at the bar and closed down the place. This place is a little out of the way but I would come back!