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The Baltimore House

2.1 (113 reviews)
Closed • 4:30 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Crabs were overcooked and mushy.
Adell K.

Disappointed and soggy Went to the Baltimore House because they are really the only place in Pittsburgh that has whole crabs. This place is on the decline. Not packed, just 4 tables sat in dining room, but took 20 min to just get my drink. The had advertisements everywhere for a new Black Rock cooking experience but it was not yet available in spite of the menus for it placed on the tables. The crabs were mushy and overcooked. The drinks were weak and watery. The service was not great as they gave me a real hard time with my Groupon. Then the roof started leaking, water pouring down, in the middle of the dining room. It's never been a 5 star restaurant but I used to like this place. I really hope that the Black Rock cooking revitalizes this place if not I don't see them lasting much longer.

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Paul F.

We came here because my mother had been here once with a couple of her friends. I can beleive the other reviews that say it's gone way down hill. And I don't think their sushi side of the business has ever seen a real sushi chef. And whoever said that no smiles were to be had, hit the nail on the head. If I hadn't been there with my aunt, I'd have given our waitress a good smack! But anyway, the fish I had was actually pretty good so there's at least one person there who knows what he's doing. I had stuffed flounder which was served in a very hot pewter pan. There were three pieces wrapped around some seafood stuffing. And it was pretty good and I ate it all! The side dishes were just so-so. I think I had steamed veggies and something else. All in all, it was passable but no better.

The surf and turf meal
Carol W.

A kitchy imitation of Baltimore food. I am from Baltimore. While Pittsburgh has a great restaurant scene, sometimes I miss the great Baltimore crab cakes, hard crabs and other seafood dishes. Baltimore House was a huge disappointment. First, the place they wanted to seat us smelled strongly of cigarette smoke. They allow smoking in their bar area and everyone there was smoking. The regular restaurant tables were right next to the bar area without separate ventilation. We were going to leave until they agreed to open another room so that we could breathe. The decor included kitchy imitations of the decor from some classic Baltimore seafood houses. However the decor had seen better days. The rolls, served first were warm and crispy. They were served with real butter. You had to use your steak knife to spread the butter on the rolls. We got the surf and turf special. The prime rib was fattier than most prime rib cuts. It was cooked rare as we had requested. The crab cake was more cake than crab. There were wisps of crab meat but no actual lumps of crab. The crab cake had an odd sour note. We asked about the ingredients and nothing in the list would have accounted for the sour note. The server said that the crab cake contained Old Bay but I could not taste any. I had to hunt to find the lady's room. When I eventually found it, on a darkened room on another floor, I could not find a light switch so I had to prop the door open so I could see. I could not find any toilet paper so I had to use paper towels.

Rouge Dead Guy Ale for $1.00
HN S.

Have eaten here before on a couple of occasions and the food here is hit or miss. Stopped in for a quick happy hour beer today and got a Rouge Dead Guy Ale draft. It's a little malt-heavy/sweeter than I prefer but for a buck, I'll drink it and be happy. The downstairs bar area caters to smokers but the dining area on the first floor is non-smoking.

Frozen Pepperidge Farms cake
Lizzie T.

Actually a 5 for service, hostess and waitress were both very friendly and helpful. Salads left a bit to be desired, but our entrees were delicious even if they were frozen. So maybe a 3 for the food.

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We always have a great time at the Baltimore House - especially in the summer when it's blue crab season. Good people. Good seafood.

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Horrible! Entire place smells like a urinal cake. Food some of the worst I've ever had. Stay away.

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3.5(61 reviews)
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My family and friends met up for dinner on a Saturday afternoon (4:30) the day before Mother's Day…read more We were very happy with the service and enjoyed our food. First, I must say we tried making reservations but were told seating was on a first come first serve basis which was fine. Second, we weren't aware of the 6 person per party limit until we showed up and saw signs on the doors, we had a party of 8, one person with special needs. We were greeted by a friendly hostess, who did check to see if we'd be able to be seated, with our party being broken into two groups, which was fine considering the restrictions in place. Bing was our server, and she was friendly, handling our two separate tables like a pro. I ordered the Admirals' Feast, which was tasty, though no longer a favorite of mine. Others in my group ordered Shrimp Cocktail, Caesar Salad with shrimp, the Lobster Lover's Dream, and Fish n' Chips. Everyone enjoyed their orders, and the portions were decent. It's been a few years since we've been to Red Lobster, it's still an enjoyable time, and the West Mifflin location handled everything well.

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3.7(203 reviews)
2.0 mi
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4.5(22 reviews)
2.1 mi

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Pho51 - Inside. Lots of plants

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The Baltimore House - seafood - Updated October 2026

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