When in Pittsburgh, a must stop is Grand Concourse. This old building displays the true grand…read morespirit of old time Pittsburgh grandeur. We partake in the oysters at the Grand Oyster. The blues were tasty and the staff were made it an experience. Thanks to the staff for the special night.

It's difficult to fail on every aspect but The Grand Concourse was able to achieve that. Aside from…read morethe view and the rolls there's not much else I can say by way of positive. We had reservations for six on a Tuesday evening and they had our table ready when we arrived. We had a nice view of the river from our table. Our server, Marcia, greeted us a few minutes after we arrived and took our drink orders. I ordered my norm: Grey Goose martini, straight up with blue cheese stuffed olives. A few minutes later she comes back to check in and asks me what I want to drink. I told her what I wanted and she then remembered. We waited about 15-20 minutes for our drinks to come out which was a little long but the restaurant was moderately busy. The bread rolls were delivered to our table and I will say these were delicious. They had a garlic flavor and with the soft butter that was on the table they were excellent. We ordered a pound of King Crab legs for the table. Upon picking them up the shells were soft and someone commented that they may have been over steamed. The crab meat was decent after dipping in the garlic butter sauce. Marcia came by to ask if I wanted another martini and I said yes. 4 of our table ordered small filets for our meal. All four should have been medium rare; they all came out as medium. The texture was chewy and definitely not a quality cut. I had the Oscar topping on mine and it was not that flavorful. 10 minutes after I said I would like another drink I catch Marcia's eye and she says I got you in reference to my drink. 20 minutes later I still did not have my drink and we were finishing our meal. We stop Marcia to ask about my martini and she said she never heard me order another drink... I've never in my life had a server flat out lie to the entire table so blatantly. She delivered my drink a little while later but by then everyone was waiting on me to leave so I wasn't able to enjoy it. We chose The Grand Concourse as a unique spot for our business dinner while in town from Houston. If you are looking for a special evening out this would not be the restaurant I would recommend.

I've gone here since I was a kid, and have seen this place change a couple of times over the years…read more However I am pleased to say it has improved by a lot! The hibachi section always has meaty, fresh tasting squid, the sushi bar is full of sashimi! If you're having crab, it's tasty with lemon. Certain dishes are hit or miss as most buffets are. This is now one of the places I look forward to going a lot!

Still a fan favorite. I can't lie the place was on my top ten list…read more They stopped providing clean white towels to wash the season off your hands. Overall, I still enjoy my share of seafood and sushi there. Most people don't allow their small humans to be actively involved in touching the food.

I wanted to come here for dinner, and my mom and Dante obliged me…read more All of the food was very fresh. I especially enjoyed all of the vegetables. I only ate a small bite of meatloaf for protein. For dessert, the bread pudding was delicious.

Absolutely terrible ..dirty ceiling vents hanging dirt…read more Restrooms filthy. Food nasty old cold It used to be nice and good not anymore. Oh and way over priced. Only thing good was the server who cleared dirty plates.

This place is fabulous we have been coming here for years. Food is always the same,great. The…read moreservice is fast always keeping your table clean. The place is away s clean and the owners is really nice

I've been craving a really good Chinese buffet. They seem to be a dying breed since the pandemic…read more We drove all the way from Washington, PA to try this one because another reviewer said "it was the best Chinese buffet in western PA." . The staff were extremely nice but the food was mediocre. Some of the items offered were just bland or tasted off. The general tso chicken was watery and not spicy at all. Seemed more like an orange chicken. I've had better seasoned pork dumplings elsewhere. Providing the dumpling sauce on the buffet was a nice touch though. The egg roll was boring too. Not much seasoning.

Ordered dimsums and a hot and sour soup. We skipped the buffet. Dimsums were good and flavorful…read more Soup was also flavorful and spicy Soup dumpling was especially good, my favorite from the line up. So often they are flavorless. We stopped in for a quick & light lunch so I can't speak to the buffet or any of the chicken dishes I see being plated for takeout. Takeout boxes were being plated from buffet bar. Service was quick and friendly.

Service was welcoming and attentive the moment I walked in. They have a buffet that seemed popular…read morebut I was looking more for the menu options. It seemed to attract a lot of nearby people on their lunch breaks as well as students. I went in late December so it wasn't too busy and I found parking around the corner. I was seated and browsed through the menu. I ended up ordering: - Warm HK milk tea: I found this overly sweet overwhelming the milk tea - Pork with egg: This was under the HK menu with the char siu, crispy duck, and chicken option. What I got was not what I was expecting (char siu and boiled egg). The plate was more egg drop soup with pork and peas. It also had a sweet flavor. - Dim sum for one: Sui mai was decent. Har gao was off. They must have put something meant for the dessert dumpling into it. Coconut didn't have the mochi consistency I was expecting. It was very soft, not at all sticky or chewy. Staff was really nice. I just didn't enjoy my meal, unfortunately.

The food was amazing and there are sooooo many choices available. From the meats to the sides all…read morethe way to the desserts. The salad bar is AMAZING as well. Lots of options for greens and sides. All fresh and all delicious. The server was great too! And the people who come around with the meat options are very friendly. It was such a great experience all around.

Texas de Brazil is a churrascaria or Brazilian steakhouse chain that has several dozen locations…read moreacross the U.S. and other countries. This restaurant in Pittsburgh offers dining in, to-go, and catering. As of May 2026, the prices are $58 for a churrascaria dinner, $34 for a salad dinner, $37 for a churrascaria lunch, and $24 for a salad lunch. Desserts and beverages cost extra. For many years, Texas de Brazil has been one of our favorite chain restaurants, and my husband and I have eaten many meals here. For our most recent visit, we ate dinner. The gauchos brought meats to our table before we flipped our cards from red to green, and later they were slow in bringing other meats. Nonetheless, we enjoyed our favorite salad-bar foods--potatoes au gratin, jasmine rice, feijoada black beans, and lobster bisque--and our favorite meats--picanha, flank steak, filet mignon, and beef ribs--as well as the cheese bread. They also served chicken, lamb, pork, etcetera. I would prefer that we have been given more choice over how cooked the meats were. Money-saving advice: We purchased a $100 Texas de Brazil gift card off Costco for $80, and it covered much of the cost of our meal.

Great variety of options for hot pot and bbq here, got to try a bunch of vegetables and meats I had…read morenever tried before and everything was great!

We went on a Sunday afternoon during the Steelers game. We were seated right away. It took a little…read morewhile to figure out the menu, but the food was delicious. You cook everything yourself, which the kids thought was pretty cool. Definitely pricey, but you are paying for the experience. Kids under 10 cost $15 and adults are 32.

Really, really good food! Tasty and large portions; well worth the price. This place does not…read morelook impressive from the outside but is very nice inside.

Went here for the lunch buffet. I accidentally walked in before they opened and they were very…read morewelcoming and sat me with some water while they finished getting ready. The buffet options were awesome, all the basics and also some fun things. The briyani was great. The samosas a little dry. The gave us complimentary chai tea and we stayed quite a while. The price was super reasonable.

The rating was on point at 3 stars. Not bad not great, just ok. A lot of stuff on the buffet was…read morethere for sometime and others empty. Took sometime to get. Some dishes lacked flavor without sauces , but there were a few that were very flavorful like the majority of the shrimp dishes.

Food? Cold. Service? Mid. Ambiance? None existent. They got some cool machines in the entrance…read more.. that's about it honestly

3.5 stars. China Buffet is a casual Chinese-American restaurant that offers an all-you-can-eat…read morebuffet for a reasonable price. I ate lunch here by myself one time. When I entered the restaurant, an employee kindly greeted me and processed my payment for $15 plus a tip. I chose a table on my own. The dining room looked nicely decorated and clean. The buffet area offered dozens of Chinese and American foods (NOT authentic Chinese foods), ice creams, and fountain sodas. I filled up two plates with foods such as a spring roll, crab rangoon, chicken and broccoli, rice and shrimp, stuffed mushroom, a few desserts, tangerine, etcetera. Everything was freshly made and tasted not great but "good."

We always come to China Buffet on Easter and we always have a great time! It's pretty inexpensive…read moreto get it - I paid about $22 with tip. It was kind of busy - at one point every single table was taken up! Once you pay and come in, you can stay for as long as you'd like. The inside must have been remodeled somewhat recently because it's nicer than you'd think it would be. There's a bunch of different tables and booths and they suggested that we put together three tables so that our party of 12 could sit together. The food itself isn't authentic Chinese food by any means (there's even some things available like macaroni and cheese and Italian chicken) but it's hot and plentiful. There's probably around 10 types of chicken available along with things like fried rice, shrimp, lo mein noodles, and a salad bar and dessert bar. All in all, I think it's reasonably priced for what you get and I would come back next Easter!