Not sure why it took us so long to try this place. The waitress talked me into a blackberry vanilla…read morelatte. I was a little hesitant because the last time I had a fruity latte it was NOT good. But this, this was delicious. To eat I got their monte cristo. Perfect blend of sweet and savory. The candied bacon on it was beyond unbelievable. Should have known this place was gonna be a new favorite the moment I saw the bendy straw. We went around 11:30 and we sat at their bar. The staff were so friendly and welcoming.

I enjoyed my first visit to Bacon Jam. My wife, youngest son, and I made the trek to Bacon Jam on…read morea Saturday morning. It was Valentines Day so I'm sure that increased business. We had a five minute wait to be seated. There is some table seating, coffee bar seating, and another dining area further back. Our waitress was new but friendly enough. I had the 110 classic, my wife had a sandwich, and my son had a patty melt. I liked my breakfast (sausage was good), but they only gave me one slice of bread, which was a challenge having eggs over medium. I also wish restaurants geared toward breakfast had fresh potatoes instead of frozen. My wife and son enjoyed their meals. I would definitely return as this was a quality breakfast in a friendly environment.

The pancakes are amazing! Huge! And delicious!…read more Everything on the breakfast menu is delicious.

Awesome food and service. The owner and staff are fun and have a great time with the customersread more

Atmosphere - I love dinner type restaurants that owned and run by a family and this place is a home…read morerun! Lots of Pittsburgh sports Pro and amateur) pictures are posted on the walls that provide that hometown feel. Service - the minute you enter the restaurant you are made to feel welcome and appreciated. The owners roam the room looking to help the servers with anything needed. Food - I ordered a ham and cheese omelet with fried potatoes and an English Muffin. The food was served hot and the English Muffin was toasted exactly as requested (which seldom happens). The omelet was large and tasted very good. Overall - if only I lived in the area, as I would be a regular customer. The restaurant tics all of the boxes for what you would want in a restaurant.

Turn back the clock here. Quaint, small, home style family-run(??) restaurant. If you're not from…read morehere, this your typical Pittsburgh old family restaurant. The food was fresh, made to order and the prices were what you might have found 10-15 years ago. The place is popular. It can be crowded so you may have to wait short minute. Locals say it's this way most of the time. Don't let that put you off. It has that hometown Pittsburgh feel with friendly, quick service. The coffee fresh, hot and never ending. I had the basic 2 eggs over easy, crispy bacon, home fries and thick Italian bread. Everything with the exception of the potatoes were perfect.

Hidden gem in southpointe!!!! So happy I found this place fantastic healthy menu with lots of…read moregreat choices. Super friendly service. Quick and delicious! Highly recommend!

The food was fab, the staff was accommodating, and the ambiance was warm, comfortable, and…read morewhimsical. Can't wait to go back!

So far, I really like this new Sourdough Bakery in McDonald. I stopped for the first time today,…read moremet the owner, Michelle, and bought a Rustic Sourdough Boule, an Everything Bagel, and a Gluten-Free Cake Pop (for my wife). The bagel was good ... I spread Mango Habanero Guacamole on it for Second Breakfast, and it was Yum! I sliced and tried the bread later in the day. It had a good taste and texture, and was very heavy and dense. So far so good ... Cheers! P.S. I wanna try their Gluten-Free sourdough bread soon. Keep in mind, it's pre-order only.

The Buzzing Bakery is a local micro-bakery that makes sourdough breads (e.g., rustic, almond,…read morepizza, jalapeño cheddar, hot honey, and s'mores) and artisanal breads (e.g., cheesy garlic, blueberry lemon, cinnamon donut, nutritious seed and grain, cinnamon raisin, and chocolate Amish friendship). It also makes a wide variety of other baked goods such as bagels, English muffins, maple cinnamon rolls, coffee cake, sticky buns, pound cake, angel-food cake, a few flavors of focaccia, dinner rolls, hamburger buns, fettuccine pasta, etcetera. The business serves Pittsburgh and the surrounding areas. The owner plans to open a storefront in July, and in the meantime it is selling at public markets and online for delivery. Through The Buzzing Bakery's website, I placed an order for five menu items. The total price was reasonable and included free delivery. Here are my ratings for what I bought: Sourdough Oatmeal Cream-Pie Cookies - 4 stars - These cream pies were thicker/taller than the Little Debbie ones, and they tasted very sweet. Sourdough Brownies - 5 stars - The brownies came in three flavors--plain, powdered sugar, and marshmallow--and they all tasted richly chocolately. Sourdough Chocolate-Chip Cookies - 4 stars - These chocolate-chip cookies were thick/tall and cakey rather than crispy, and they tasted very good. Sourdough Cinnamon Rolls with Cream-Cheese Icing - 5 stars - These cinnamon rolls had the right amount of cinnamon, and the cream cheese tasted very rich. Buzzing Banana Bread - 5 stars - This banana-bread loaf was moist and had a very nice banana flavor. In addition, the bakery included a few free samples of bagels and cookies. The bagels came in plain, everything seasoning, and blueberry flavors and were a large size (4.5 stars). The cookies were labeled as "giant" and were thicker/taller and cakier than many other bakery's cookies. The cookies had flavors of white-chocolate lemon (5 stars), fluffer nutter (marshmallows and chocolate chips, 4.5 stars), cookies 'n cream (Oreos and chocolate chips, 4.5 stars), and cookie butter (Biscoff, 4.5 stars).

Their truck came to my office recently for the first time. I ordered an iced wedding cake latte,…read moreand it tasted spot on to a classic almond vanilla flavored wedding cake. The iced lattes came out in this super cute plastic cans, but they were still made fresh and sealed right after. They had a long line, but it still moved quickly. I saw there brick and mortar store had breakfast options, so I would definitely want to try that next time since they weren't able to serve any food with their truck.

Heard about this cute coffee shop and finally made it in and won't be the last. Absolutely adorable…read morewalking in, cozy ambiance. Plenty tables, yet lots of laptop warriors. I'll be bringing mine next time PLENTY of sweet treats to choose from , and a few breakfast sammies too. A nice variety of cold and hot drinks too. Service is super friendly and helpful. Love this coffee cafe.

I took a red eye flight from SFO and was looking for a place to go for coffee and breakfast. I…read morefound Eggs N'at through Yelp and decided to give it a try based on the positive reviews and its proximity to the airport. They did not disappoint. Parking behind the building was easy and I got a table right away. Everyone was so friendly. My server Karen was especially nice, attentive, and patient, giving me her opinion on several dishes. The food came quickly. The quality and quantity of food was an amazing value. I tried the Eggs N'at ($12.50) which included 2 eggs, 3 bacon strips, country potatoes, bread (I had cinnamon raisin), and a pancake. I upgraded my pancake to the monthly special - peaches and pecans. Everything was so delicious! To top it off, I enjoyed their music playlist. I wish they were closer to me in the SF Bay Area!

Eggs N'at is a local diner that serves breakfast foods (e.g., omelets, burritos, egg sandwiches,…read moreeggs Benedict, pancakes, and French toasts) and lunch foods (e.g., burgers, cheesesteak sandwich, turkey club, wraps, and salads). Please see my attached photos for the menu in July 2025. Customers may either dine in or get takeout. My husband and I sat at an indoor table of our choosing. An outdoor deck also had seating. Our waitress spoke very nicely with us. We had a bit of a wait for our foods, but it was a busy weekend morning. I ate the Mama Evans' Blueberry-Bacon Pancakes. Three pancakes contained both blueberries and bacon pieces and tasted both sweet and savory. I personally prefer blueberry pancakes and a side of bacon, but I appreciated trying this unique mixture. My husband ate a Ham-Cheese Omelet with sides of chunky homefries and toasted bread. He liked it. We shared a half-sized Not Your Mama's Sausage Gravy and Biscuits. The spicy gravy was balanced with the slightly sweet biscuit. My husband said, "I'm glad we got it. It has good flavor." We both drank orange juice. The total price was $43 plus a tip.

Came here with a coworker on lunch and the place was packed. The staff did well at managing the…read morelunch rush. I enjoyed the apricot grilled cheese, there were a lot of meat free menu options for a nice light lunch. The food was fresh and enjoyed a lovely mint tea to offset the summer heat on the patio. A bonus is the floor to ceiling windows inside which make the space feel very open.

I'm a member of the botanical garden but it was my first time eating at the café…read more Last Sunday was pretty busy at the garden because they had a talk and a class. The cafe was pretty busy but the food was out super fast! My friend and I shared the rainbow salad with chicken, and the soup of the day (soupe du jour, you might say). I also had some kind of fancy lemonade that was good too. Everything seems simple, fresh and seasonal. I will definitely take advantage of this cafe more often.

Great little diner for breakfast…read more Food was home cooked. Environment was friendly and felt cozy like home. Everything I would expect a diner to be.

Cute, small diner with a very friendly staff. We went for lunch and were not disappointed. They…read moreserve breakfast all day, which is a great option. The burgers were well-seasoned and full of flavor, and the generous portion of fresh-cut fries was definitely worth the extra charge. For young families they do not have any booster seats or highchair.

4.5 stars. Serendipity Tea Room currently offers High Tea for $30 per person, Lite Tea for $25 per…read moreperson, and Princess Tea for $15 per child, plus tax and gratuity. I made a reservation for the High Tea for my husband and me. An employee promptly seated us. I felt disappointed that this tea room gave us plain white teapots without loose leaves and that they did courses rather than use a three-tier stand of foods, but we did have some choice in the teas and foods, and they did taste very good. The High Tea consists of the following: pots of hot water with a large selection of tea bags, choice of cold drinks, scone with devonshire, choice of soup, salad, three sandwiches, and choice of three desserts. For drinks, we chose four teas--cinnamon plum, peach and passionfruit, English breakfast, and salted caramel--not just two teas like at other tea rooms. We received colds teas, peach and sweet, included in the price. For foods, we chose two scones, M&M and one other that I forget. We chose two soups, which were chicken noodle and cheesy potato. The salad contained greens, cheeses, peanuts, cranberries, and raspberry dressing. The three sandwiches were cucumber, tomato-bacon-basil, and my favorite of chicken salad. For desserts, we chose lemon cake, carrot-cake cupcake, pineapple cake (?), cheesecake, brownie, and my favorite of cherry-chocolate ice cream. I appreciated having a cold dessert in the middle of the hot summer, and it was one of the best ice creams that I have ever tasted.

The salad had a few brown spots, and as you can see in the picture, I had to discard a few pieces,…read morebut overall the food was very tasty. The waitress was very attentive to our needs and the staff were friendly. The decor was amazing to see so many beautiful teapots and teacups and to be surrounded by such beautiful tea sets. We had a lovely tea party, and will be back.