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Pittsburgh Blue Steakhouses

3.5 (415 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Upscale
Moderate noise
Happy hour specials
Outdoor seating

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Sirloin steak
Lizzie D.

Stopped in for a happy hour treat after shopping in the galleria and had a great time! The interior is pretty dark and moody - feels like how you'd expect a steakhouse to be! Our service was fast and our waitress was incredibly kind. They have a pretty decent happy hour menu for drinks and small bites. I got the bartender lemonade and it was not outstanding but was pretty good given the price! The onion rings were pretty expensive but absolutely delicious. I would definitely order them again! The star of the show was the keylime pie. It was incredible! I'd be curious to try a full meal there but would definetly recommend for happy hour.

Filet Mignon cooked "Pittsburgh Blue"
Tyra L.

I was craving a steak and this was an easy spot close to home. Sides are separate which seems pretty standard for a steakhouse. I went with two oysters, filet mignon cooked Pittsburgh Blue and a side of asparagus. I would describe the pittsburgh blue as more of a rare to medium-rare. It's seared on the outside and described as cold and red on the inside but mine was a bit warm and pink on the inside. So don't be deterred from their "Pittsburgh Blue" if you do like rare steak. The sear on the outside added nice texture and flavor. The one weird thing to me was the asparagus had the woody ends still attached. Not sure if this was a presentation choice so they were all the same length. They were cooked nicely though.

22 ounce Cowboy Ribeye Steak with Black Truffle Bone Marrow Butter and Lobster Mac & Cheese
Jessica H.

Went to Pittsburgh Blue for the first time on a Saturday mid-day and I'm mad at myself for not visiting this place sooner. Everything was incredible--the food, the service, and the ambiance. Our server was extremely knowledgeable. He helped everyone at our table make confident, informed ordering decisions. We ordered several rounds of cocktails. I had the margarita. It was strong and tasted great. For my meal, I ordered the 22 oz Cowboy Ribeye with Black Truffle Bone Marrow Compound Butter plus a side of Béarnaise. I also committed to both the Lobster Mac & Cheese and the Loaded Mashed Potatoes, because I believe in living fully and with zero self-control. The steak was unreal. It paired perfectly with the compound butter. I almost ordered it medium rare, but our server Kyle recommended medium for this cut, and he was absolutely right. Trust Kyle. Kyle knows things. I'd order this steak again with zero hesitation. The loaded mashed potatoes were a crowd favorite. One dish was enough for all four of us, and we still had leftovers. The Grown Up Mac & Cheese with Bacon and Lobster is a must try. I've tried a lot of lobster macs around the Twin Cities--probably more than any reasonable person should--and this one easily holds its own among the best. Overall, I loved this steakhouse. Everything hit. Everything impressed. We will absolutely be back.

Petite Filet
Thomas Z.

Love this place. While I've had better steaks, PB does the Petite Filet just right, which is to say a touch darker than medium rare. I get about 10 bites, and enhanced with a little béarnaise, it's excellent. Leaves room for the fantastic corn and hashbrowns, if not dessert this time. I did save space for a fine Buffalo Trace Manhattan. Table service was, as usual, quite professional yet very friendly. No complaints. Yes, one can spend less for steaks and potatoes and bourbon, but PB gets it right for a reasonable fare. Plus, these will be wonderful leftovers - I might see 3 meals for the price!

Petite Filet
Melissa H.

The servers, Dale, was amazing. My friend and I went there for lunch and had a delicious meal. We each ordered the steak and fries and had lemon drop martinis. The place was quiet, which was nice.

Parmesan crusted walleye
Kelsey K.

We came here for lunch on a Friday. We sat outside and had the patio to ourselves. I had the Parmesan crusted walleye for lunch. It came with a lemon-dill butter sauce and broccolini. I will say, the walleye didn't seam "crusted" at all with Parmesan but it still had good seasoning. Tasted like walleye. The lemon-dill sauce was fairly neutral in flavor. I didn't mind it. The broccolini was steamed but I kinda wished it was charred. I also had the blackberry mojito martini. It was very berry and syrupy. Service was average and so were prices. The dinner menu looks great and I could see myself enjoying other menu options.

Steak scramble blue breakfast
Ariel L.

Good steak and good wine. Friendly people and great service! All the steaks we tried from past visits to this one has always been on point. And yes, they have Wagyu! Reservations recommended. Good for a first date, special occasion, or a business meal. It's casual enough for a fun dinner and formal enough without being uptight. Plus it's in the Galleria so you can roam the shops or go to Barnes and Noble if you're waiting for your table.

Leah T.

What a treat going to this steakhouse. The bone in ribeye was amazing. The loaded mashed were great as well. My companion said they make the best old fashioned there. My glass of wine was a perfect to the meal.

Waygu Sirlion
Lonnie A.

I took my mom for her first real steak house experience. We both got the 9oz waygu sirloin, very good, I will be back before they are gone. We also had the blue style hashbrowns, always a favorite, and the buffalo Brussel sprouts, I personally really enjoy them. I had a prefect dirty martini w/ bleu cheese olives. We also had lamb lolly pops and scallop Benedict

Blue Cheese Crusted Filet, Loaded Mashed Potatoes, and prime rib.

We had prime rib and filet mignon, and they were delicious. The loaded mashed potatoes were so large we took half home. Our server Cindy was great!

Sides
Ally M.

We celebrated my brothers birthday on a Monday night with a group of 6 of us. It was not busy at all, and we were seated right away. We grabbed a drink from the happy hour menu, $7 House Cabernet - which was a great wine. We started with the steak bites, which came with a horseradish sauce and chips. (This might've been my favorite dish of the whole night). We also had the French onion soup, which was rich, cheesy, and warm - all the things you want from soup! We ended up splitting green beans, Mac & cheese, and hashbrowns for the table, in addition to multiple steaks. I split the Cowboy 22oz, cooked medium. It was good! I'm not the best judge when it comes to steak, my only complaint is it was a little fatty. The sides were also good, a lot of butter in all 3 dishes, I wished there was more depth to the flavor, 7.5/10. Also- The service was great!! Our waitress was friendly, attentive, & knowledgeable. Everything arrived timely, and perfectly. Overall - I highly recommend coming for their happy hour, and if you want to splurge then split a few sides & steak.

Professional size martini
Kevin H.

We have been coming to Pittsburgh Blue for over ten years and have never been disappointed. We had dinner here again tonight and again was so satisfied. We normally will start with a shrimp cocktail, then move on to a Caesar salad for our "apps" but tonight we skipped those and split the seafood Louie salad! The Louie has lobster crab and shrimp on butter lettuce with avocado and tomatoes. It was delish. Then we split the 16 oz ribeye which was cooked perfectly and shared a side of sautéed mushrooms. Everything was amazingly delicious. The martinis are super sized and come with a back up refill. And did I mention our server, we were destined to have Destiny as our server! she is awesome! She was on top of everything, and fun to talk to!

Tamari sauce chicken wings
Hoa N.

Came here to celebrate my bestie's belated birthday for their happy hour. Our server was attentive and prompt with taking our drink orders and checked on us quite often. The food was good; however, the tamari sauce for the wings could use a little sugar as it was very salty. Otherwise, everything else we ordered was flavorful and tasty.

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The prime rib was amazing. I wish I could have eaten it all. The service was wonderful. And the drinks were strong.

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Grass Fed Cattle

Grass Fed Cattle

4.0(7 reviews)
2.4 mi
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I could not recommend The Grass Fed Cattle Company highly enough. We've been buying their variety…read morepackages of 1/8 of a cow, and we just bought a package of soup bones for the first time. Both are a very good value for what you get - it's a little hard to compare since you pay one price for a variety of cuts but I did a back-of-the-envelope calculation and it ends up being about the same price as non-grass fed supermarket beef for the ground beef, and actually cheaper for the prime cuts. Most importantly, the quality is outstanding. I've been wanting to make homemade broth/bouillon and before buying from GFCC, I bought some soup bones from Whole Foods. It took four hours and a lot of extras to get some taste and color. After buying a similar package from these guys, I was surprised to get much richer taste and color after just two hours, and the flavor was sublime, just like what I remember my mom making in the "old country"! The only downside is that you have to either share with another family, or else you need a big freezer (and that's for 1/8th which is the smallest package they sell). They did however tells us that they are working on splitting up the quantity into smaller packages so that should be available soon.

PS - meat was fantastic, and customer service was stellar every single time. unfortunately, I'm no…read morelonger living in state but 100% would continue buying from these folks if I were!

Mr Paul's Supper Club - Surf and Turf

Mr Paul's Supper Club

4.2(272 reviews)
2.5 mi
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We were hoping to try this place for brunch but I guess they no longer do brunch and are only open…read morefor dinner. We sat on the patio and had a really nice time and appreciated how attentive and helpful our waiter was. I mentioned an allergy and he went out of his way to ensure what I ordered was safe for me to eat. We split the gumbo, mussels, and the seafood gnocchi. My favorite was the seafood gnocchi, they were pillowy soft and the sauce was a 10/10! The broth of the mussels was flavorful but I have never seen such small mussels before, the actual mussel was about tie size of a corn kernel - which made them unappealing. The gumbo was ok but just not my thing, but I think it was traditional for those who enjoy a gumbo.

The vibes here are absolutely immaculate. If you're going for a family dinner or a date OR you just…read morewant to sit at the bar and eat good food, this is the place to do it. As far as the fare - I thought the food was good, but not the best thing I've ever had. I think it's a great place to go if you want tried and true yummy food but it's not somewhere that you'll be wowed by every dish. The mocktails and cocktails were gorgeous and tasty. The appetizers were great - I really enjoyed the crab cakes as the flavor and sauce were good, I just wished the crust wasn't so heavy on the outside. The shrimp was delicious! The jambalaya had good flavor but I wished there was more rice and that the rice wasn't mixed in already at the start. There was cold potato salad on top which I enjoyed but some at our table didn't. For entrees we got the shrimp etouffe which I didn't try but looked tasty. The steak frites were great! Steak was cooked well and the fries were the highlight of the meal! They know how to make and season a shoestring fry. The sauce on the side was also tasty. The stroganoff was good - short rib was delicious but the dish as a whole was just didn't wow me though it was tasty. The meatloaf was again good but not great. If you're a big fan of meatloaf I think you'll really enjoy it! The beignets were the winner for me! Hot, light and fluffy. Covered in powdered sugar! Overall it was a great time at Mr Paul's! Service was great, vibes were awesome, and food was definitely good! The food just didn't wow me in comparison to so many other restaurants around. Would I come back though? Probably if I was looking for something in the 50th and France area.

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Porzana - picanha

Porzana

4.7(419 reviews)
8.0 mi•Warehouse District, North Loop

Porzana is phenomenal!! The steak with the Chimichurri sauce is a MUST try. We did the steak and…read moreeggs with the Hangar steak. I will say, I highly suggest getting the 6oz rather than the 12oz. We ordered one 12oz (top right in picture) and it truly did not feel like that much more than the 6oz steaks, for the price and value, I would recommend the smaller 6oz size. For appetizers the Papas Aplastadas are very worth it!! Service was good and ambiance is nice. A cool spot that I highly recommend. Top left: Flora Double Cheeseburger Top right: Steak and Eggs -- Grain Finished Hanger 12 oz Bottom left: Steak and Eggs -- Grain Finished Hanger 6 oz Bottom right: Steak and Eggs -- Grain Finished Hanger 6 oz Drink: El Cucu Left: Tallow Fries Right: Papas Aplastadas

Stunning, cozy interior with a relaxed, dimly lit atmosphere that instantly sets the mood. Your…read moreeyes definitely eat first here--the presentation is truly a work of art, and some of the dishes are almost too beautiful to touch. We ordered the steak, grilled shrimp, raw oysters, and grilled chicken, and I loved being able to experience a little bit of everything. The presentation of each dish was so thoughtful. The service was excellent, and our servers were genuinely knowledgeable about the menu and able to explain the dishes and make recommendations. That always makes a dining experience feel more elevated. Porzana is definitely the kind of place I'd recommend for a date night or any special occasion. Beautiful food, beautiful atmosphere, definitely an elevated dining experience. On-street parking and valet is also available.

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Lela - NA Lela Spritz

Lela

4.0(291 reviews)
1.9 mi
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For a hotel restaurant, we were very pleasantly surprised at how nice the place was. We had one…read moredinner and two breakfasts while there. All were very good, tasty, and satisfying. Avacado toast was exceptional. Berry bowls were fresh and nice. Wild rice chicken cream soup was quite nice. Will certainly go again next time we stay at the Sheraton.

Lela was the next stop on my restaurant adventures, and this ended up being my first stop that…read morewasn't quite my jam. There were still some things we really enjoyed, though, and I'm glad we gave it a try. We started with the French Onion Soup, which was one of my favorite parts of the meal. I loved that they used croutons instead of one giant piece of bread. Much easier to eat--no fighting with a giant bread raft to get to my soup! The flavor was really nice too. I had the Bolognese Pappardelle, which was good, and my partner really enjoyed his Hanger Steak. He also tried the Garlic Herb Mushrooms, but those weren't really his thing. I ordered the N.A. Lela Punch, and that one surprised me. I wasn't sure about it at first, but it grew on me as I drank it. Apparently we just needed a little time to get acquainted. Dessert was an adventure. I decided to try the White Chocolate Panna Cotta because I'd never had panna cotta before. It was beautifully plated, but this is also how I learned panna cotta has a Jell-O-like texture... and I do not like Jell-O. That's definitely a me problem rather than a criticism of how it was prepared. At least I can officially say I've tried panna cotta! I ended up trying the Crème Brûlée as well. Unfortunately, that wasn't my favorite either. I usually love crème brûlée, but I prefer the custard very smooth and creamy, and this one was thicker than I personally like. My partner had the Chocolate Molten Cake and thought it was okay, but it wasn't a favorite for him either. Overall, Lela had some definite highlights--the French Onion Soup, Bolognese Pappardelle, and Hanger Steak especially--but we also had a few misses. I can understand why other people really enjoy it; it just wasn't quite the restaurant for us. And hey, every restaurant adventure can't end with a new favorite. That's half the fun of trying them all!

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Cahill Bistro - Shrimp Tacos

Cahill Bistro

4.8(372 reviews)
1.9 mi
•$$

What a nice surprise in an unexpected location. Excellent food, great service. So glad we found…read moreit. Many gf options.

Only two $$ listed for this place is inappropriate; every dinner item on the menu was $30 or above…read more So prepare to be a bit swindled, cuz those $30+ plates also aren't gonna be whopping portions. It's the whole "oh it's upscale so less is more" concept. And listen, yes, the lamb was amazingly tasty, as were the veggies that came with it. I'm definitely not saying the food wasn't good; it was excellent, it just sorta felt like a rip-off? And the chocolate torte the four of us shared at the end was also REALLY yummy (but $10 for a small slice w/ a scoop of vanilla, so it better be). If you've got money to blow, by all means, but for the majority of us, this ain't it. I was sincerely dubious the moment we drove up. The place is in a hole-in-the-wall run-down strip mall and the parking lot is full of potholes. The Chinese place right beside it looks like they haven't replaced their signage in thirty years, or maybe they're outta business. When we proceeded inside I could tell the owners had done their best to convert a crappy space into something roleplaying as modern and fancy. It felt a little out of place. The ambiance wasn't all that stellar (which is normally not something I much bother commenting on, but again if you're gonna charge thirty bucks a plate, I begin to factor in more nit-picky things like that); there wasn't any music or anything to cover up the perpetual mechanical hum that seemed to emanate from the kitchen? The bathrooms had a similar kind of "gloss" over it. I was unimpressed that the men's was just a unisex stall without a urinal or anything that actually makes it "men's." Like, just convert your two single stall bathrooms into gender-neutral or all-gender (literally all that takes is swapping signage) so people aren't "waiting" for the "correct gendered toilet" when there's zero difference between the two. It's 2026, y'all. We don't need to practice pointless segregation. Service was reasonably quick, food was hot. The server did a good job of keeping up with my in-laws' unslakeable thirst for iced tea. Everyone was polite enough to us. And I appreciated they were open fairly late into the evening on a Tuesday!

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Salad chilly and crisp.

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St Pierre Steak And Seafood - Oysters on the half shell - These were tiny. Not bad but Ive had way better! Price is okay at $4/oyster

St Pierre Steak And Seafood

4.2(40 reviews)
8.1 mi•North Loop

St Pierre is the sister restaurant to Bar La Grassa and 112 Eatery, and so far we have been…read moreimpressed by this group of restaurants. St Pierre evokes the classic steakhouse ambiance, with a gorgeous bar area and intimate red leather booths. The service was fantastic; our waiter was attentive, cheerful, and knowledgeable. The other staff were friendly and accommodating as well. We observed that they were playing Kendrick Lamar, but it was so quiet so as not to feel out of place at a steakhouse. The food tasted as good as it looks! The gougeres were light, fresh, and soft. The potato pave was decadent and creamy--elevated comfort food. The game hen was a tad too intense for me, but objectively a very good dish. The desserts stole the show, however. Both the pistachio cake and the snack bar donut (basically a creme brulee donut) were well worth the extra money and calories after an already full meal!

Attended & left for across the hall to Bar La Grassa (same ownership, even?) because digesting food…read moreto nerve jangling "music" (high pitch electric guitar tones often found in metal music) ... & some people (me included) break out in hives or break out in week long skin eruptions unique to heavy metal-like tone exposures (dolphns & whales flee from similar tone/pitch dissonance exposure). Mood music helps us (anyone) digest better. Coincidentally, no wait staff appeared cheerful. Was it the music? They were kind enough to oblige a channel change and still I was not confident about their switch but appreciate the well meaning of the wait. Sadly, they lost out on a $250 platting * but Bar La Grassa (if same ownership) had an opening at the bar just across the hall and they had a strong beat for music but just fine to dine, also reflected and evident in a fully packed place versus mostly empty St. Pierre during the early side of dinner hour. No matter how much I wanted seafood... sometimes you make a raincheck for v another day. This was that day. So hungry. I've given Bar La Grassa 5 well earned stars just across the hall. Didn't have to drive, uber, nor re-park... Just literally across the hall. It was actually spectacular there and that is so lucky. Side note, next day at a breakfast place (Bellacore) in the neighborhood had great jazz piping in with the familiar song "straighten up & fly right" & a long line out the door. Life is poetry. Good food deserves good mood music, not nerves of steel music. The food looks appetizing in St. Pierre's pictures. Sorry to miss out on this particular delicious flavor in life experience but atmosphere matters just as much or more to make it a great meal.

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