Incredible spot to enjoy a nice brunch or just a nice drink with one of the best views of…read morePittsburgh! We last minute decided to check this spot out because the weather was perfect and I am so glad we did The drinks were great. Our server was a little all over the place but we enjoyed our experience regardless. The patio chairs are nice to sit and just enjoy a peaceful time and great view

We stopped by on a Wednesday night around 8:30pm and it wasn't too crowded. We were able to get two…read morecouches on the outside patio pretty much right away. A server came and took care of us eventually and was able to do separate checks with no problems. The inside is sizable and there's another patio that allows smoking. The view of the city from the non-smoking patio is gorgeous. We just had dinner so we didn't order any food but got drinks. The drinks were decent and good for what they were but nothing to write home about. The view and vibes are really what you would go here for. The parking situation is either $8 valet, street parking which didn't look plentiful, or a creepy parking garage down the block.

Love the ambience and vibes of this place. We went for happy hour, which was $10 featured cocktails…read moreand $8 classic cocktails. In this economy, we'll take it! And each drink I got was delicious, but my favorite was the Pitchfork. My burger was double stacked and delicious. Street parking or a small paid lot is in short walking distance.

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.

How have I NEVER reviewed this Victorian voodoo, NOLA, speakeasy-style lounge?!? It's one of my…read moremost favorite places in all of Pittsburgh. Located just in the back of Dr. Tumblety's specialty shop (behind a bookcase of course) it boasts Victorian romance, intrigue and mystery with its handsome furnishings and accessories. Everything screams early-1900s. The craft cocktails are next level as is the service. The drinks are curated with house-made spirits. They also have stellar mocktail options. I've been here for cocktail tastings, burlesque shows, and other events.

Super fun spot tucked away inside a curiosity shop and right next to a small distillery…read more The atmosphere is Victorian/goth. Lamp lighting, fancy tablecloths, lots of fabric. For the drinks, they use their own spirits. Their menu has something for everyone, including strong drinks, sweet drinks, and mocktails. I've never experienced a wait--and the bar is decorated with pennies!

HOLY SMOKES!!!! Everything we had here was God tier food but the Crab Rangoon Fries and Nobu…read moreChicken Sandwich elevated me to a place not much food has taken me before. I cannot say enough amazing things about Nothing Man (name change soon from Shiloh Plate & Pour) from the owners to the chef to the chefs wife who makes all the desserts in house, this place is a must go. I can sit here and bore you with an explanation of each item but I will spare you and just tell you to trust me and go for yourself. Crab Rangoon Fries, Nobu Chicken Sandwich and whatever the tiramisu flavor of the month is, get it all and you'll leave happy, full and ready to plan your next visit. Everything is made in house except the bread (bread works) & ketchup (Heinz). I am pissed at myself for not leaving leftover so I could enjoy this for a 2nd day in a row.

New menu! 5-11-26 Neighborhood spot, serving delicious fresh…read morereliable salads burgers sandwiches a myriad of starters, full bar, long beer list.

My wife and I arrived in Pittsburgh and wanted a place with excellent food and a great atmosphere…read moreto watch the hockey game. Bonus points for being in Mount Washington, which allowed us to ride the Monongahela Incline up and the Duquesne Incline down. Yes it was a bit of a walk but Bigham Tavern was worth it! It was a Monday night, so there was also live music. Crowd was reasonable and we were seated at a comfortable table with a good view of the television. Our waitress was awesome, so patient! Her patience was tested because we don't drink much and wanted to order the food gradually throughout the game. We benefited from happy hour pricing for a tasty pickle dip and glasses of wine. We added some outstanding wings, so many great flavors to choose from! Next phase was an outstanding gluten free pesto and mozzarella pizza! Crust was too good to be true! The game was rough at first but turned around in time for me to order the Big Ham sandwich with a side of kale salad. The sandwich was delicious and served on a pretzel bun. The kale salad was an awesome side dish, tons of flavor! The game kept improving and we enjoyed the rest of it in the bar area with some great fans. Lots of televisions. Great neighborhood vibe! Will gladly return when we're back in town!

Bigham Tavern in Mount Washington has been around since 1910! It's been many different places over…read morethe years. However, the current owners named it after its original name (Bigham Tavern) paying homage to its historical value on the Mount. The food is always good (if you like wings, they're known for them) and the brews are always cold. It's a true representation of a Pittsburgh neighborhood with its food, decor, and people. They host events like trivia nights and other things. TV screens for the big games. They do a great weekend brunch.

I love quirky places like this and since I'm not from Pittsburgh I have no idea if they're a dime a…read moredozen or if this is a little neighborhood gem. Either way, I found myself walking into Scarpaci's more than a few times. Locals seem to love this place but you know what they don't love? The standup comedy "show" that takes place in the corner of the front room. The "crowd" couldn't even muster up a courtesy laugh for the comics. Seriously, it was one of the most comfortable experiences for me and most certainly the comics too. I mean, some people couldn't even turn in their barstools to watch... maybe that was the comedy? I don't k now. Drinks weren't too cheap but aren't going to break the bank either. I was bummed that we missed the cheap wing night! People seem to like the wings and so do I. That will certainly be on the agenda for my return trip! See you sooner than later Scarpaci's.

this adorable little place- it's recently been all spruced up and it's so cute! The staff were all…read moresuper friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. Seriously, the food was amazing! I had the fish sandwich, and let me tell you, it was incredible. The hushpuppies and fries were perfect too - everything was piping hot and tasted so fresh, you could tell they were making it all with love. Definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area!

Great location directly across from the top of the Incline, the space offered a warm yet industrial…read morefeel fitting for the location. Was surprised at the comprehensive beer selection! The hand breaded tenders were fantastic!

Swing and a miss for me. Reservation for Easter 11:30…read more Greeted by the bartender with Indifference and seated in the back table for four. Rap music playing at a fairly high level. Our server was super nice and took our drink orders despite us not receiving any drink menus. I was craving a Bloody Mary so that is what I ordered. Looks like they offer flights of them too after seeing a post on their tv screen but he didn't ask me if I wanted to try or what sort of bloody so I guess I got their standard. It was delicious (charged extra for Tito's without me requesting). Ordered a special of the day (California Benedict) and it did not have avocado as advertised. I didn't realize right away so kept eating. The poached eggs were fully cooked so dry and very thin/bland hollandaise sauce. No side of potatoes or anything. Roasted red peppers were just standard diced red peppers from what I could tell. Tasteless. Dud of a breakfast. My daughter really liked the strawberry French toast and my wife said her frittata was ok. My meal was $16 and that bloody was $10 plus upcharge so that's why the low score. My wife would give it a 3. I don't plan to make a return unless it was for their pizza or wing special. Bummer

Tony and I stopped in at Sloppy Joe's on Shiloh Street on top of Mt Washington in Pittsburgh today!…read moreWe parked across the street which is free on Sundays! The bartender was extremely friendly and so sweet ! Tony ordered a PBR and I got a coke! We enjoyed conversations with the bartender and a few of the locals! Definitely recommend and Definitely going back when we venture into Pittsburgh again!

Great cocktails, welcoming. Bartender Jake was awesome…read more After The Summit kicked us out after just entering, we 2 over 60 women on a Thursday night at 10pm and 30 degrees outside, we saw sign and walked into Sloppy Joe's. Felt safe, great other over 60 man Tommy was engaging and kind. Being new to Mt Washington, I was very impressed regardless of bar appearance.