Very sad worn out place with very very overpriced limited menu. 40 or 50 years ago it probably was cool place but it poorly lit, dreary, and depressing. Yes, it has a fireplace, so what! You needed your coat on! The prices are truly absurdly high. This is a total bad choice even for fabulous food which it is not. Example: a tiny thin supposed 4 ounce "steak" was $32! A full size filet was close to $70. The average "river" view was nothing special given all the above. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place till it is blown up and redone. read more

Although it feels like you're driving up to someone's house, once you pass through the door, you're greeted with a charming, cozy ambience that includes two fireplaces. Our server, Steve, was friendly and attentive. At one point he alerted us that two deer were grazing right outside the glass patio door. I was able to snap some photos of them. The free bread was soft and warm. The house-made balsamic salad dressing was flavorful. I ordered fish and it was the first time I had fish in the Pittsburgh area that wasn't overcooked. The baked potato was also moist, not overcooked. I am surprised that Tony C. described the menu as "overpriced." Compared to other restaurants in Sewickley and Pittsburgh, the prices are quite reasonable. I recommend this restaurant. read more

4 o'clock on a Saturday...there wasn't a crowd at all... Guys. I've been begging my husband to eat dinner here. For our anniversary, we did just that. Only people there. Seated by the fireplace, place to ourselves...it was amazing. Go early! We had the seafood platter and the surf n turf. Everything was delicious. I've never had lobster like this before. Almost crispy outside, and tender inside, pure love. the waitress and bartender recommended pomegranate martini and the key lime martini. Both fabulous. I ended my meal with the latter. Next time I will inquire about the history of this place. I love history. Do not be turned away by the outside. Think present day prohibition, secret bar...seriously in love. We will be back! read more

From the moment you arrive, Deb will greets you you like family! But don't be fooled, she owns this wonderful historic establishment and the food is spectacular. Need I say more? Extensive wine list fit for royalty and connoisseurs alike. The appetizers top notch but be prepared for delicious entrees, bread and classic desserts some of which you may have not expected. This hidden gem is our new go to for a girls night out but if you want to impress a date or that sweet wife on your anniversary don't wait! Score those points now!!! read more

Sewickley Speakeasy - New American Near Me - Sewickley, Pennsylvania

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The restaurant is up a steep driveway off Route 65 just past Emsworth if you're heading away from town. We started coming here 3 years ago after friends suggested it. The ambiance is very old school, not anything special. But the food is really good. My partner says it's the best Chicken Piccata he's ever had! I have tried lamb, scallops, salmon, and filet. Most items are easily done gluten free except pasta. I have never been disappointed. They take reservations by phone and can accommodate larger groups. One of the best things - you can bring your own wine for a small corkage fee. The bar is cozy and has a good bartender. You can eat there if you choose. Give it a try. You'll be pleasantly surprised!! read more

This was are first time and we won't be back. We had the escargot and baked Brie as an appetizer. The escargot was dry and no flavor. The baked Brie came served melted but cold. We had potato soup as our side and it was bland just potatoes in milk. We ordered the duck and the seafood platter the duck was chewy I couldnt eat it. The seafood platter you could tell came from frozen and not fresh. The fish was so mushy and the scallops were chewy and not edible. The food was not up to the expectations I had. The atmosphere was not like any speakeasy I have ever seen and the chairs were so uncomfortable. We didn't even finish the food as we were only there less than one hour before we paid and left. read more

This place is a hidden gem. A friend was visiting from out of town and while driving down Rt.65 he spotted the sign. We looked it up and he said he had to go there for the Oysters. We went tonight at 7:00 and were treated to a great meal. They have a regular menu and a "lite fare" menu. The lite fare menu offers an appetizer & soup & salad, dinner, rolls with butter and dessert. The portions themselves are smaller, but the quality of the food is so good that larger portions are not needed. The menu is varied and there is something for everyone. I had an iced tea and it was reasonably priced at $2.00 and included refills. The fresh baked rolls were delicious. Homemade salad dressing was excellent. I had the deep fried cheesecake which was also excellent. I will definitely be going back, now that I have discovered this place. Days and hours are limited, so plan ahead. read more

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We had a much better experience on our last visit. The menu was limited. I assume because of COVID. We sat on the patio which was nice! We had the fried mozzarella and Cajun shrimp as appetizers this trip. The mozzarella was great! The shrimp was ok but there was not anything Cajun about it. There were only two servers for the patio and inside. They seemed overwhelmed. My husband ordered scotch and they returned several times to ask him about types and years and when they finally brought it out it was on the rocks and he had ordered it neat. We ordered the seafood platter again because we were so Impressed with it the last time. It was REALLY bland. No flavor at all. read more

My experience is more positive than other reviewers. I was there with a group of 25. The restaurant was closed for us. The available light fare choices were selected in advance by our host. I chose filet mignon and for dessert creme brulee. Accompany the meal was my diet Pepsi, rolls, pasta, vegetable soup, garden salad and baked potato with butter and sour cream. Even with smaller servings, there was way too much food to eat at a sitting so after a bite, the steak and potato were taken home.The steak was perfectly cooked and tender with a nice flavor. The baked potato had a salt coating which now that I was home, I could pick up with my fingers and eat. Service was friendly and not rushed. My creme brulee was appropriately hot and cold and had that nice crunch. I was pleased with my selection. My friend selected fettuccine alfredo. That looked good. Now you will take your life in your hand entering and leaving. Not much room for error on Ohio River Boulevard. The drive in is STEEP. Plenty of parking and handicapped accessible. All in all, I thought everything was 4 to 4.5 stars. read more

This place is a total disappointment. We went there on a Friday evening. I was concerned about crowds so I called for a reservation the day before and was surprised I got a table so quickly. Upon arrival I say the reason for the ease. Maybe only 4 tables at best were filled. The place was basically empty. Should have been a sign to me. We had a pleasant enough experience at the bar. But, the bar has a fairly limited selection with fairly untalented bartenders. Upon seating the service was terrible. Basically absent. There were o my 3 tables full and it took us maybe 20 minutes to wait until a server even showed up, we then received menus and had to wait for maybe another 20 minutes until the server came back for our orders.... I was considering paying the bat bill and leaving due to absent service. Then we ordered and the wait was equally long. When the food came, the meal was unimpressive and way overpriced. The salad had lettuce and maybe 2 cherry tomatoes. Very weak. The main course was equally as weak. I can attest that Olive Garden's meals are far superior at 1/3 the price. I have eaten at far superior places for less money and better and more prompt service. I will not return to this place. read more

We had the most amazing dinner here tonight and I already cannot wait to return. I read on the other reviews that they do valet service here, but when we arrived it was just a normal parking lot and we parked our own car so I'm not sure if that is just a weekend thing or not. The restaurant is inside an old house so don't be turned away if you think you're approaching someone's driveway; that's the place! When we arrived, we were seated immediately. Our waitress was very kind and knowledgeable about everything on the menu. I ordered the crab stuffed shrimp with mashed potatoes. It was amazing. The rest of my family ordered steak and they said it was the best steak they've ever had. They also bring out complimentary rolls that are so so so good. Although the prices are a little high, you are definitely getting what you pay for. The portions are big and everything tastes great. read more

Sewickley Speakeasy - Stuffed shrimp with mashed potatoes - New American Near Me - Sewickley, Pennsylvania

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The food was OK. However, the service was abysmal. There was a 25 minute wait after we finished our meals for the server to finally arrive at our table to see if we wanted anything else. There were only 3 tables occupied that evening. I won't be back. read more

Visited the speakeasy a few days ago. We had a large party and they were very accommodating. The food was delicious! I suggest the lite fair menu if you can't eat a huge portion because believe me when I tell you a dinner is enough to feed multiple people. Now they did forget to put in one of our orders but I'm not blaming them them, we were there celebrating my father and my uncles birthday and we were probably a lot to handle! I had the lite fair menu and got the crab cakes and they were great! I also suggest the stuffed pork chop because half our party got it and they loved it!! I'll definitely be going back to this place! The atmosphere, food and staff were great! read more

Service and food was sensational. Ambiance was cozy Server was fantastic read more

I checked this place out with a friend yesterday. It has an eclectic ambiance that could use some updating. The chairs at our table were very mid-century and reminiscent of a 1960s kitchen table. The dining area is paneled with a nice fireplace with views of the river (the frequent trains that buzz by do break the mood and I wish there was some nice quiet jazz playing to off-set that). The faux brick wall in the main dining room and the very weird bluish wallpaper in the adjacent dining area looks dated and cheap. However, the family photos are a nice touch. There's a tiny bar if you don't want to eat in the dining room, but the vibe is a little odd. It's bright and dated. The food is solid. I had the chicken piccata with mashed potatoes and the stuffed cabbage soup. The portion was decent but not huge. My companion had the petite filet mignon and crab cake with zucchini. The crab cake looked pretty decent and the steak was cooked perfectly. The veggies weren't overdone. We shared oysters Rockefeller as an appetizer. They were tasty but nothing to write home to mother about. The most disappointing part of the meal was the creme brûlée. The texture was all wrong and the sugar wasn't brûléed properly. Also, our server, while attentive and professional, was rather distracted and clumsy. But, in fairness, I don't know how many tables he had. All that said, I would go back. But, I think that this business needs to make some changes to compete in today's market. Longevity isn't a good business plan and sitting on your past successes isn't the way to bring in new customers. But, I'm a sucker for old family-run businesses like this one and I hope it is around for many years to come. read more

an excellent place; otimo.atendememto great food, offers an exceptional experience a place that is incredible, magical, acongecande, read more

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We enjoyed our meal at the Speakeasy, I was sceptical based on the overall Yelp rating, but after reading the reviews I took a chance and it turned out to be a good find. I had the surf and turf, my family had the lamb and NY steak. All the food was well prepared and good value. I thought Yelp reviews were supposed to be about the food, many that reviewed this place were so critical of the decor, lighting and temperature. Really!! I would say that it's an interesting step back in time, they have some eccentric people working there, our waitresses was very pleasant and tried really hard to address our needs, they really bring it with the quality of food preparation. Not sure what the purposes of the valet, when the parking lot is just outside the front doors? A special touch I guess. read more

Sewickley Speakeasy - New American Near Me - Sewickley, Pennsylvania

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Lousy! Food was old and tasted like an old unclean refrigerator. $53.00 for one person. 2 old salty crab cakes were served. I couldn't eat any of this food. My stomach actually hurt and I got a headache after eating this food. So in short...BAD does not even describe this one. Jesus, please find them BETTER SERVICE for customers. I rate the meal (-1) being totally fair! read more

I've been wanting to try this place for months, and I was definitely not disappointed! The place looks like a speakeasy from the outside & the inside looks very rustic & looks the part! Many antiques & older decorations to play the part! We even got a small tour of the rest of the building & some history to go along with it! The food was also great! I ordered from the lighter-fare menu because I don't eat much. It was 5 courses for only $20. The soup and salad were ok, but the entree was delicious! I ordered the stuffed cabbage with mashed potatoes & it was one of the best I've had! Also our waitress was amazing! So great food, great service, & super cool environment! read more

Great food and excellent value. Enjoyed a home cooked meal in this interesting restaurant that seems like you're eating in a private home. If they offer the five onion soup, grab it. It's like a French onion soup on steroids. read more

Wow, what a disappointment! My husband and I went for valentines day. Now I understand that restaurants have special menus for valentines day. But the prices were ridiculous! Plus the food, though well cooked. Had absolutely no seasoning. I mentioned that the vegetables had no seasoning to the server. She said they only use salt and pepper some customers don't like seasoning. Seriously? And it wasn't only the vegetables. Everything on the plate had no flavor. Needless to say we will not be returning. read more

If I could rate Sewickley Speakeasy on how nice the staff is, they'd get four stars, but unfortunately, there's more to reviewing a restaurant. The vibe when entering is very unflattering. It feels like you're walking into someone's house...and not in a cozy, welcoming kind-of-way. The dated decor needs a major overhaul, and it really just doesn't FEEL as semi-fancy as the prices, staff attire, and menu would suggest. We initially sat at the bar while we waiting for the rest of our group to arrive, and the initial experience was okay. Decent whisky selection, and my wife's wine was pretty good. The bartender, who was also our waitress, was really nice, but we found it odd that her and one of the waitresses started getting a little argumentative in front of us. It felt about as awkward as the old kitchen-turned waitress station that you had to walk through to get to our table. As for the food? A few hits, but mostly misses. We started with the frog legs, artichoke bacon dip, and the baked five onion soup. The frog legs were really bland, and drenched in plain garlic, wine, and butter sauce and battered. They sounded much better on paper than they tastes. Too much butter, not enough flavor. The artichoke bacon dip, on the other hand, was pretty good. The bacon adding a nice salty taste to what otherwise is a pretty common artichoke dip. Definitely our favorite of the three apps. The five onion soup was decent, but I probably wouldn't order it again. The cream-based onion soup would've been just as tasty and healthier without the cream. The creaminess really didn't add anything to the soup for me. For the main course, I got the 8 oz. filet with a side of smashed potatoes. The filet was done perfectly to my liking, and was basic. Not over seasoned or anything. Just a well-cooked, medium temperature steak. The smashed potatoes were good, too, but definitely a bit too rich with butter. The side salad was basic, and I didn't even touch the bread that they gave us. That's probably a testament to the amount of food they give you, which IS quite a bit. Or maybe it's because we ordered too many apps. Either way, for the price, the amount of food they give you is good...too bad the flavor couldn't stand up to the price. The waitress was attentive (even though she poured me the wrong Scotch), and even allowed us to move to the bar to watch the Penguins game after our meal (easy since she was working both our table and the bar). At the bar for the 2nd time, I decided to order dessert. Again, hit-and-miss. The creme brûlée? Awesome. The apple puff pastry? Awful. Essentially over sweetened, but uncooked and crisp apples, with thin pieces of pastry dough on top. That's one dessert that I hope to never come across again. It sounds harsh, but it really was that disappointing. Overall, I really, REALLY wanted to like the Sewickley Speakeasy, but when it was all said and done, there was simply nothing memorable about the experience or the food. For $28, you can get a good filet and decent smashed potatoes at a lot of restaurants, and nothing surrounding the main entrée was good enough to make us eager to return. I feel bad saying that, but it's an honest review. read more

Ok so we were in town to see a Pens game and some Halloween activities. Stopped here not expecting much as we are in the DC area and kinda spoiled. Man did the food blow me away I had the scallops which were cooked to absolute perfection and that is rare. read more

I don't often write reviews. We're from out of town and staying near the airport for a flight out. The reviews we saw were all "great food" "delicious" and "excellent". That was not our experience. First, it's off a "highway" and up a potholed driveway to the old house in the trees. The website said that the parking on Friday and Saturday "is valet only". This was on Friday night. We arrived on our Harley and the gentleman in the plastic chair pointed to an area up in the dirt and trees. After explaining I wasn't going there, he pointed to another area on pavers that was acceptable. Mind you, there were TWO cars in the vast parking lot. We had made reservations as recommended in some reviews. We were the only two in the dining room and another party of 3 in the bar area. We both had the same Chicken Piccata entrees. Here's the real rub. The dish is $24.95. It comes with soup or salad, potato or rice, or vegetables. Our dish arrived with each of us receiving 5-6 "medallions" of chicken. If you combined both our chicken "pieces", I'm not sure you would get a full breast. The flavor was okay but it was terrible value. As we were finishing our dinner, another couple arrived in the dining room. There were now 3 cars in the vast parking lot at 6:45pm on Friday. After leaving we drove down to Sewickley Village. There are a number of nice-looking restaurants there. Go there! read more

Don't let the website fool you! The menu was great but the food fell short. Baked Brie that was cold in the middle, salad was brown and veal was over cooked. A shame really because the flavors were good. read more

It doesn't get much more exclusive than this intimate eight-seat "microbar" you'll encounter through the entrance. Not so much of a speakeasy mixology experience but you'll win with their menu. Healthy variety of crustacean cuisines to Delmonico steaks. It's a historic house that looks like the kind of place Harry Potter and all his broom-riding wizard friends would hang out. But apparently it's a spot where locals frequent. Our waiter, Teresa was great at recommending drink selections. read more

I had such high expectations for my experience at this place as it seemed to come highly recommended and the reviews really made me think it would be an awesome experience. The $300 it was for 4 people (plus tip so more like $360) was not money well spent to say the least. We had the frog legs (nothing to write home about according to the rest of my table), the French onion soup (which was pretty good), basic salads, and filets. Just nothing to write home about unfortunately. If I wanted the same décor, and food, I could easily go elsewhere. The staff was great and friendly, but for the most part, that only counts for a few portions of a rating. I was truly disappointed given the spectacular reviews that I have seen on here. read more

Gave you a two but was generous. I'm from out of town and saw the restaurant sign and thought it might be a great place. So I took 6 members of my family and it was a total disappointment. Our waitress only had one other table with two women and our meal wasn't served for 1 hour and 10 minutes. Salads were a small amount of iceberg lettuce with one cherry tomato cut in half. Most of meals were average. The chicken pot pie looked and tasted like Marie Calendar's. I ordered duck breast and it was awful. the skin was not crispy and it was over cooked. The waitress was sharp when asked for raspberry tea and she said twice that they only served "regular" tea. When asked for refills, they sat on the bar for an long time before being served. Worse yet is that we killed several ants, one on a guest and the others on the table and bread dish. I believe that a restaurant asking high prices would serve food worth the price. We thought that going home for dessert was the better idea. I obviously won't return but am sorry I didn't read Yelp earlier. The issues we experienced obviously weren't new. read more

First off there is valet parking. Found it kind of odd since the lot is right there next to the bldg. My husband thought maybe they have it since the size of the lot isn't very big and this way it can be controlled when it was busy. We happened to have a very early dinner so it I'm not sure how busy it does get. Decor definitely needs updated. Seems like it may have been a residence at one time. Dinner was very good. I had the 6 oz filet and for an upcharge had it prepared w/ as gorgonzola crusted and served with a roasted garlic demi glaze. Very good and served medium as requested. Husband had the surf & turf and enjoyed it, Both of us liked the soup as well. Only complaint was the creme brulee. As this is usually our favorite dessert we were very disappointed with it. The normally hard 'crust' of sugar on the top was soft. Not sure it it had anything to do with the large amount of whipped cream on it or not. Plus it had an odd taste. Server was very attentive. With one soda beverage meal was only $70 plus tip. read more

Party of 8 on a Saturday at prime time. Waited 10+ min upon entry before we were acknowledged, let alone seated. No bartender. Requested drinks menu and wine list after sitting for another +/- 15 minutes. Water was simply too much trouble. Disorganized service, dishes coming out in seemingly random order; one appetizer appeared after entrees arrived. Dishes for other tables delivered to our table. Server 'auctioned' dishes table-side with zero recollection of who ordered which item. No bread appeared until requested; did not appear until entrees were nearly finished. Water glasses never touched. Wines we ordered we served to ourselves. Second bottle was corked. Shrimp scampi entree served with three shrimp. Come on now. All used utensils -- appetizers, salads, entrees -- piled up on the table until we paid the check and left. But hey, 'mandatory' valet parking seems to have been suspended. Staffing is said to be hard at the moment, but if you are not capable of opening.....close. read more

Don't delude yourself into thinking this is fine dining at its glorious best - or anywhere in the same zip code. For both food and ambiance, this place is about as overrated as the Titanic's unsinkability. The positives: the "speakeasy" decor is pleasing and somehow comforting. It could probably use some better accent lighting to really develop the mood and highlight some of the wall art - but overall it's nice when you can see it in the ambient daylight. Also, the window seats afford a nice vantage point over the Ohio River (woo...), except the trains going by below actually interfere with conversation (unless you enjoy talking over locomotives in a restaurant... LOL!). Thicker drywall and better windows would really improve the mood. So, dinner started off with Oysters on the Half Shell ($8.95) - one of my favorite appetizers when it's done right. (Yes, raw oysters are delish!) Except, you know that taste that oysters have when they're just on the edge of turning? That was about half of them here. Obviously not fresh - something I expect unequivocally not just at a fancy place like this but ANY place that dares to offer raw oysters for consumption. For me this is a BIG NEGATIVE since it doesn't require any cooking - it speaks only to the quality of the kitchen! Three of us ordered off the light fare (price fixe) menu ($16.95) while I ordered from the regular dinner choices. The Haluska appetizer as part of the price fixe menu was tasty, but the portion size was barely enough to fill a petri dish. One of us had the Frog - feedback was that it was decent. "Tastes like chicken," was the comment, just as expected... Another had the Chicken Romano - feedback was that it nothing spectacular and lacked seasoning. A third had the Pot Pie - same feedback as above. Biggest complaint was that the chicken pieces were chewy (overcooked) and the actual comment given to me was that, "Giant Eagle makes better pot pies." As for me, I had their Alfredo ($16.95) - a dish simple enough. Unfortunately, the pasta had way, way, way too much cream, not enough cheese, and not enough flavor. Sorry, some may feel this place is the fancy or sheik place to go for this area but when I think of Sewickley Speakeasy I hear that big "you-overpaid-horn" from Price is Right and Drew Carey telling me I can't have the new set of lawn furniture from Blammo. For the prices asked and the level of culinary prowess they try to portray, the experience just isn't worth the money. read more

This was my first time at Sewickley Speakeasy and the food was delicious and very well priced for the amount served. I was kind of thrown off by the valet when we pulled up the hill, though. The attendant was wearing jeans and a hoodie and did not give us a ticket or anything when we handed him the keys. He was very friendly though. I wasn't anticipating the building to be a house so that was surprising as well. The decor is outdated and the lighting wasn't the best but the fireplace in the dining room made it a little more cozier. I will definitely be back for the clam chowder! read more

My fiance and I dined here doing our tasty research for rehearsal venues for our wedding. Hands down, we know this is where we want to have our food. I had driven by this place for years and never really thought that this kind of food would come from this building. After reading yelp reviews, we decided to give it a try because it's perfect distance between our church and hotel for our guests. We were met at the top of the hill by a gentleman for valet parking. He was nice and polite. Inside, we were met by a hostess who basically let us have any seat we wanted since we got there right after the doors opened. Our waitress was very personable and knowledgeable about the food. I also appreciated that she recognized I was cold and turned on the fireplace and turned up the heat for me. I'm used to being cold in restaurants (because I'm cold everywhere) so it wasn't a requirement for me or any bearing on the temperature of the building in general, but I can absolutely appreciate the wait staff recognizing this. They have a "value" menu for a five course meal which we were set to try; however, the features that night sounded too good to pass up. I'm glad we didn't. I tried the pan seared duck with a cherry sauce. My fiance had cod and crab. He raved about the crab and the duck was probably one of the best restaurant meals I've had. I'm still salivating for it days later. We also tried the bacon artichoke dip which was phenomenal. I think the building itself is interesting since its a converted house that overlooks the river. The inside is decorated like an antique house. While some may find that "old", I think it makes it interesting. I do agree with other reviewers that near the fireplace, you do smell the gas. So I recommend sitting away from it. But really, this was my only complaint. And since we sat across the room, we had no issue with this. Absolutely recommend to anybody looking for a different night out and look forward to our return. (I also just finished my leftovers while writing this... and am pretty sad I have no more duck.) read more

Bad service and bad food. We picked three wines from the wine list, and they didn't have any of them. Chef's choice appetizer was fried mushrooms, we were served store bought frozen mushrooms, which were still frozen in the middle. One person in our group was served a salad if a fly in it. Entrees were not any better. Chicken parmigiana was nothing special. Liver and onions were under cooked. We never saw the manager or chef after having all these problems. Décor was very dated and the accessible entrance is through a storage room. There isn't an accessible parking spot and parking is limited. read more

When to this charming restaurant for my anniversary. The food was very good, the staff was friendly and for apps, meals, wine, dessert, and tip we came in at about $120 The only complaint is the décor. It is clean and cozy but not beautiful. read more

Very disappointing. My family was there for a graduation celebration. We had a reservation for 30 people on a Sunday. We only had two servers for the whole group.I believe they may have had other tables to deal with on the first floor. So they had to come back and forth between two floors. We had to wait over an hour before any rolls were put on the table and over 2 hours before our meals came. I ordered the seafood platter and it was terrible. It unreasonable to ask two serves to manage a group of 30 and to go back and forth like that especially on a Sunday, which seems like a popular night for them. Again very disappointing. I will not return. read more

I had such high expectations for this place being in such a beautiful part of pittsburgh. Everything in sewickley is so well kept and charming. My husband and i thought it was definitely odd to have valet with parking so small, and the Valet driver looked like someone off the street, not dressed as part of staff at all, altho he was nice. We didnt know how to tip someone who literally walked 10 feet to get our car. Walking in, i immediately was uncomfortable. Just a regular old house that has definitely not been taken care of at all. The staff was semi okay. We didnt get a wine menu to look at. We both got Delmonico Steaks and Shrimp cocktail. My steak had so much fat in it i couldnt finish it. (My dog had a great dinner). I originally asked about the stuffed shrimp and if the crabmeat was fresh, waitress looked at me like i was crazy and said its out of a can. How can you charge so much for food I could've purchased at store and made at home. The desserts were frozen in middle and definitely heated by microwave, you could get a spongey taste from choc cake. I was so upset because i expected so much more from the start, wish we wouldve turned around from the moment we walked in. read more

We called while on the road home after visiting a funeral home for a close friends daughter and granddaughter. They were gracious enough to accommodate us with short notice reservations. Even though my husband and I grew up in the towns adjacent to here, we have never experienced this delightful place. Not only did we have excellent service, we experienced a delicious meal with the Rockefeller oysters, filet, and sea bass special! Thank you Sewickley Speakeasy for allowing us to enjoy a delicious meal after a trialing time. read more

We ( 4 people) went on a Saturday night and it's valet only which was weird because the parking lot was small but nice for the older generation because parking was on a hill. We started with drinks and got them right away. The waitress was good she was very attentive. We then got oysters Rockefeller, baked Brie, and oysters on the half.l for an appetizer. The oysters and Brie were good and we would all get them again. We got the salads right away with bread and it was delicious! For dinner we had veal Zurich, scallops, and veal oscar. The veal Zurich was very good and I would get it again. The veal oscar was very lemony but mashed potatoes were good. My father said the scallops were good and he would get them again. Long story short, everything was great except the veal oscar. read more

This place is outstanding. By far the best meal I have ever gotten at a restaurant and I eat out a lot. The staff was super friendly and prompt. The atmosphere took you back. I just honestly can not say enough good things read more