DiBella's Subs is a casual restaurant chain that began over 100 years ago, and today it has dozens…read moreof locations across several states. My husband and I visited this particular DiBella's Subs in Robinson Township one time. Menu items include submarine sandwiches (e.g., salami, ham, turkey, corned beef, tuna, roast beef, capicola, chicken, cheesesteak, meatball, and veggie), salads (e.g., pasta, macaroni, and potato), and cookies (e.g., chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin). For lunch my husband ordered a 10-inch grilled chicken Philly sandwich. After he paid and had his receipt, an employee asked him if he had ordered a different sub, and he corrected her, and then she dishonestly told another employee that he had "changed" his mind. After many minutes, an employee handed him the correct sandwich. Including tax and tip, it cost about $16. The restaurant contained many tables and chairs, but we got the sandwich as takeout. My husband said that he liked the taste of his grilled chicken Philly sandwich.

Does anyone else remember when DiBella's used to load up their subs with meat?…read more The quality and quantity of the food has really slipped over the last few years. There was a time where you could bite into a DiBella's sub and there would be a generous portion of meat on it. Now? Most bites are just a lot of bread and toppings. I have never had an issue with the service here. Unless you consider not loading up the subs part of the service. Everyone is friendly. Because there is so little meat on the subs, I would now consider them too expensive. On a scale of 1-5: Food - 2 Service - 4.5 Price - 2

Wanted to try one more local favorite before heading back to Orlando, and Uncle Sam's Subs was a…read moregreat choice. If you love a good sandwich, this place delivers. It has a fun mix of Philly sandwich shop energy with Pittsburgh hometown vibes. The menu is big, the fries were really good, and the sub-style sandwiches are loaded and filling. I went with the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, while others ordered the Ultra Uncle Sam's Special. Portions were huge, so leftovers are definitely a bonus. They also have cheese sauce and ranch for the fries plus classic Coke products to wash it all down. Casual diner feel, big portions, and solid food. Easy spot to recommend if you're in Pittsburgh and craving a hearty sandwich.

This place is awesome! The vibes are great! I love the diner esthetic! The food is amazing and…read morethe prices are decent! If your a fan of old diner charm, good food set at reasonable prices then don't miss out! P.S. - Just make sure to eat in the diner so the fries are included with your meal. If you use take out you'll get charged extra for fries.

My family loves the wedgies. Steak or Club. That's usually the only things we order. Would suggest…read moreGarden of Eating to anyone.

Went with Wedges, There soooo good and an Antipasto that's the best. Everything here is fresh home…read moremade and taste good

This was truly the best BLT I have ever had. This BLT blows the perception of a classic BLT out the…read morewindow. It is Notorious... but positively. The entire time I was eating my sandwich, I was thinking about leaving this review. I got the turkey one. The size of the sandwich is insane, perfectly ripe avocado, crispy thick bacon, slabs of juicy turkey, crunchy lettuce, awesome bread, flavorful tomato and an insane homemade mayo. The chips are a perfect balance of crunch and chew, a great pair with the sandwich. I was actually mad I got too full to eat the other half of the sandwich. Incredible, 10/10.

With a name like Notorious BLT, the classic sandwich felt like the obvious choice. They had all…read moresorts of fancy versions, but I didn't want the extras overshadowing the real deal. I just wanted a solid classic BLT... and it didn't quite live up to my expectations. Bread was barely toasted. 3 measly slices of bacon and barely any tomato or mayo. Honestly tasted like the BLT I occasionally order at the Sheetz down the road. I felt much regret that I didn't order one of their other BLTs which would have been loaded with pulled pork, brisket, etc. On a positive note, the chips were great. Freshly fried and perfectly salted. I'd try this again, but think I'll choose a different sandwich.

We love this place if you are in the mood for a sub.There's selection is excellent and the taste is…read morehomemade.It is great.

The Scarlet Vetter says...ordered a quick lunch here to be picked up for our group at the Airport…read morewhile we were having a business meeting. I ordered a Philly Steak sub and the others ordered various subs and salads. By and large there were no complaints and people were pleased. I did enjoy the steak sub. The meat was somewhat light but the sauce was really flavorful. I would order from here again.

Oh, bravo, Firehouse Subs! You've truly mastered the art of enshitification: start as a scrappy…read morefirefighter-themed sandwich hero, franchise like a virus, then quietly replace everything good with the cheapest possible substitute while pretending nothing's changed. Genius! My Hook & Ladder arrived looking like it had been run over by the actual fire truck, soggy bread that dissolved into paste, "smoked" turkey that tasted like wet cardboard marinated in regret, and mayo so thin it was basically flavored air. Portion sizes? Adorable! They must've switched to the "Toddler Menu" when I wasn't looking. And the crew my god, the crew. Every single employee behind the counter was an imported worker, clearly flown in on the "We Refuse to Pay Americans" visa program. Not one local soul in sight! They were polite in that dead-eyed, soul-crushed way you get when your paycheck wouldn't cover a Happy Meal. Orders wrong? Naturally. Enthusiasm? Zero. It's like they hired a call center to assemble subs. Pro tip: if your wages are so insulting that nobody in a 50-mile radius will take the job, maybe, just maybe, pay people enough to live. Nah, too logical. Firehouse Subs: now proudly serving budget bin sadness in a firefighter hat. 10/10 for cost-cutting, 0/10 for literally everything else. Avoid unless you hate flavor and joy.

$29 for a sandwich and drink. So done. Won't be back. More characters to fulfill minimum.read more

Great food - good service - Sausage Sandwich was on point! Convenient location to airportread more

Staying just up the street at La Quinta Inn, had to come down and try their famous sandwiches!…read more Friendly staff and lots of fans cheering the Pirates @ Wrigley .. .. Ordered their PB RUEBEN and it was gigantic with tons of meat and cole slaw .. .. TERRIFIC!

Service was stellar, even while it was busy. We had wings, fish, shrimp skewers and my daughter…read morehad crab mac and cheese. Beers were cold, service amazing. Beer battered cod was a large portion on a fresh bun. Shrimp were colossal and cooked perfect. Now let me tell you about that crab mac! Mind blowing! Would think you ordered from Alla Familia! Amazing

What a great local tavern with excellent food. The bartender was awesome and everyone was extremely…read moreattentive. Inexpensive and well crafted cocktails. The owner stopped in and made everyone feel welcome. Highly recommend!

Everything was delicious cooked to perfection and prepared on time will return again & againread more

Solid, basic food. No frills. Good for those who don't want to cook or can't cook at a good price.read more

My friend and I chose to try Cafe a Mano for lunch this past weekend. They're open until 2pm on…read moreSaturday and we got there just after 12. They only have two tables and a few barstools along the window for indoor dining, but did mention that customers often take their food across the street to the coffee shop to enjoy when space isn't available. We were able to utilize the table for two. We both ordered the Italian wedding soup, a cup for $6 each, and two sandwiches. I went with the spicy Italian on their homemade bun and my friend got the turkey pesto panini. We both enjoyed the soup and she devoured her sandwich. Unfortunately, I didn't love mine as much as I had hoped. The sandwich was cold, which isn't necessarily a problem, but the bun itself was chilled, dense, soft white bread. After picking the sandwich up a couple of times, the bun became wrinkled and slightly off-putting. I'm sure there are a lot of people who love these buns, but it wasn't the combo for me. I'd try something on sourdough or focaccia next time.

Café a Mano is a locally owned deli/ café located in Coraopolis. Brian, the owner, was extremely…read morewelcoming and gave us the run down when we walked in. We were first time customers, and he made us feel right at home. My sister and I came here for breakfast and a coffee before starting our day. We ordered one of each breakfast sandwich because they all sounded to good to pass up. Our overall favorite was the Our Breakfast Sandwich. All the flavors were delicious together, but the basil mayo and the homemade bread were the stars. The house made bacon jam on the Breakfast Panini was some of the best I have ever had. It was mostly bacon, and not all jam like others I have tried, which really gave it that homemade touch. The Multigrain Panini was the most mild out of the three, but still full of flavor. The freshly brewed coffee was rich and smooth. The café is mostly takeout, but we were able to sit inside at the bar top which faced a large window. In the fridge and freezers, there are homemade soups, meatballs, bread, and more. These would be a perfect option for a quick, quality family dinner. If you are in a rush, there is an option to order on the website for seamless pickup. I can not wait to come back and try their lunch and dinner options.