First visit, so it's a small snipet of time to review since dine-in services are not permitted at…read morethis time in compliance with covid-19 rules. Phone order, ease of parking, food prep time, meal quality and price points, rank high enough to add this spot to frequent visits. I do have to add that the pick -up experience had an odd vibe about it. I was certainly surprised to see there were at least 8 people working behind the small, cramped prep area and pay station. Since I am not a regular customer, I am not certain if this number of staff is normal during pre-covid operations, but I did not notice anyone behind the counter wearing the suggested gloves, or masks, as a precaution to themselves or their patrons. There was a large, plastic shield installed at the service counter separating staff, and patrons, and a notice was posted at the door recquiring those who enter to wear a mask. Cash only.

So good! Best chicken tenders hands down. The jumbo shrimp are at least three bites per shrimp and…read moreperfectly fried. Fries are so good you can eat them cold. This is my favorite lunch order hands down.

This is an old school restaurant in north side area. The bar is still smoking which kind of stinks…read moreif you don't smoke, but the food is totally worth it. Monday is wing night and I personally think it's the best wing joint in PGH. Last night I got the buffalo parm and pizza pepperoni wings. The service is Cheryl, who remembers just about everyone in the place. She's always a good time and makes you feel welcome. It's definitely worth the experience-- all the food is good, not just the wings!

First we went to the dining room entrance, the door was locked. a couple came out of the bar…read moreentrance and said that we had to enter through the bar. I should have known better than to walk into the place. The front door and entrance was filthy, the second we walked through the door the stench of smoke was awful. we headed to the dining room entrance and the bar maid said that the dining room was closed. it was Saturday night. I had been ther since I moved away from Pittsburgh back in 2011. I definitely will never go back. I know things change. But it went from a nice neighborhood family restaurant To a dumpy dive bar.

I suppose unless you're a "regular" at this establishment, you will be ignored and neglected…read morebecause clearly they don't care about new customers which my father and I were today around 4pm ish on. Monday afternoon....Having to wait nearly an hour for a hoagie and 6 wings whenever there was only maybe 8-10 total patrons after placing our order is inexcusable with that tiny bit of clientele in the building during the time of ordering......very expensive for what you get too, and also the place was disgusting! The floors and the bar top were sticky like multiple drinks were spilled all over and were never cleaned up. Never again!

I made my return to Rockefellers after at least a 10/15 year absence. My wife and I were attending…read morean event nearby and decided Rockefellers would be a decent choice for a meal. We were promptly seated. After being seated our waitress kind of disappeared. She eventually reappeared, but it is obvious regulars are favored here. We placed our drink orders the same time as our meals. My wife and I both ordered draft beer and felt they tasted flat. I ordered one of the specials (pot roast) and it was supposedly sold out, 90 minutes after the on sale. Minimal to no check ins. My wife had a fish sandwich and had to ditch her soggy bun midway through. I'm in no rush to return. Portion for the pot roast was beyond lackluster. Atmosphere was average at best. Definitely more quality options.

The wings were excellent, I was pleasantly surprised. As far as wings go, the price was reasonable…read moreand they came with fries.

Very yummy, the workers are always friendly and quick to fix any issue arise. 5/5 will be coming…read more back for more. Chicken is very good as well as their fries. The seasoning they use on it is so addicting and cant wait to have it again.

Wow! This place has it all! Beautiful location with a great view of downtown Pittsburgh and the…read morerivers. Very attentive service. And super delicious food. Our cocktails were subdued but very tasty. First we were served a pea soup shooter--we all wanted a whole bowl. Then a couple of appetizers--the 'compressed pineapple' with frisse was interesting with a flavorful dressing, but not too sweet. I got the special, seared tuna with a shrimp over udon noodles and a Hoisin sauce with some sort of wasabi. Again, the flavors were unique but not overpowering. Also got the chicken with couscous and peas. Sounds plain but it was anything but plain. The other mains were just as good. We finished off with three desserts. The carrot cake got rave reviews from my dining partners (not my style). The Creme Brulle was very large and perfectly cooked. But the best dessert was the deconstructed Smore. The chocolate, the merengue, the graham crumbs, a little ice cream. Oh, I'm going to be dreaming of this dessert for a long time! The price is also quite high for pittsburgh standards--over 100/person--but well worth it for a special occasion!

The wait staff are superb! The atmosphere is close quarters and often felt like I was sitting with…read moremy neighbors. It was very noisy and difficult to have conversation. The food was good, not great. The views were the best part of the experience!

The Obey House Tavern has literally been a neighborhood bar for over 200yrs! Built, in 1812, it was…read morea stagecoach stop along the original Steubenville Pike - from Steubenville, OH to Pittsburgh, PA. I've lived 5 houses away most of my 60yrs. An old neighbor who also lived in a home built in the 1800's, once told me 40yrs ago it is believed Abraham Lincoln stayed there once. To say they just serve bar food would be a lie. Their pizza is excellent as are sandwiches and such. The bar is well stocked too. Friday night is Karaoke night and on Saturdays there are usually local bands. Oh, and in case you smell coffee brewing, that's just one of the ghosts concerned about you getting home safely. The tavern, they don't brew coffee.

Visited Obey to listen to the Blues Attack. Arrived shortly before music began, so we sat at the…read morebar and watched the Pirate ballgame with a couple of locals. We really enjoyed ourselves. Where're arrived, the place was packed. That evening, with a band, and full house, they only had 2 bartender/ waitresses, and 1 cook in the kitchen. We ordered a pizza and cheese steak as soon as we got there and didn't receive it for 1 1/2 hours. The food was very good and pizza fresh. Being a past owner of a bar, I would think the owner would have more help in the kitchen and on the floor. We were told that the owner was sitting, listening to the music, and not offering to help the staff. We really enjoyed the live music, the food, and the drinks. But we felt sorry for the staff having to put up with the large crowd. Therefore, I must give the owners a 1 star for his lack of management skills. Kudos to the 3 staff members, one being the owner's wife , the solitary cook in the kitchen.

The best pizza in Pittsburgh hands down you got to try this place's. Nice people, good customer…read moreservice . You got to try their steak pizza amazing.

This pizza place is awesome! The staff is super funny and friendly, and the pizza is amazing. one…read moreof the best in pittsburgh 10/10