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The Nest Restaurant

4.1 (119 reviews)
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Stuffed shrimp with twice bars stuffed potato
Julie R.

Second try here was superb. Seafood bisque was just as good. Stuffed mushrooms were good. Salmon with crab stuffing and stuffed shrimp were excellent - cooked to perfection with right amount of seasoning and butter. Lava cake topped off the excellent meal!

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Linda S.

Another trip to Jeanette to visit The Nest went well last night. We were drawn in by the advertisement in the Trib noting the specials of a Seafood Platter, John Dory And Hogfish. I was not familiar with the two fishes and a quick Google search explained both to me. The Hogfish was from Florida and had a mild flavor similar to Grouper, which I love, so I ordered that grilled. It did not live up to my expectations however. It was okay, not great. Perhaps another preparation method would have been a better choice? My husband went for the seafood Platter which was huge and did not disappoint! My son, although he loves seafood, loves steak more and The Nest has consistently provided him with a tender perfectly cooked steak. My cocktail was an Ocean Bleu Martini and the dinners come with 2 sides, such as salad and twice baked potatoes. Our server was very attentive and couldn't have been nicer. The decor is largely unchanged from the 90's but who cares when you're eating delicious seafood? It looked like the facade had an update since we were there. This is where you go when you want delicious seafood! I'd stick to the well known favorites of Crab Cakes, Lobster tails and Scallop or Shrimp dishes.

My lady and I are enjoying our meal at the Nest. Lobster tail biggest I've seen!
Dave S.

Our new Favorite seafood restaurant. Went there this Tuesday - location Jeanette PA. Our first time. everyone working there were super friendly, The interior was nicely laid out and classy we got seated in a small area by the window with the six tables, it was nice and cozy. We ordered oysters on the half shell, one reason we went there my date and I both love oysters, they did not disappoint fantastic. they have a nice wine list and. Specialty drinks. I had my lady.order a large lobster tail (because we were going to share) I had lobster and crab meat over rice.We were really enjoying ourselves was the best we had in a while.

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Justin M.

I love The Nest! We do all of our event celebrations here, birthdays and anniversaries and stuff. Cozy, old-timey feel. Classic seafood/steak offerings. Always reliable. A diamond in the Jeannette rough.

The bar. Note the lack of tap handles!
Andrew P.

If you've read some of my other posts, you'll know that one the first things I look for is the beer selection. The Nest falls short in that regard, but that's clearly not a priority for them. That's not to say though that they're too classy for any booze...they have a nice selection of bourbons and wines. They provide a recommended wine pairing for your meal too, which helps a knuckle-dragging beer drinker like me. The Nest is a seafood joint primarily, but they do include some turf with their surf. I love good seafood, and The Nest's quality is some of the best I've had in the Pittsburgh area. I had a lobster/crab sauté that was really good...far above what you'll get at a Red Lobster-ish chain. I do have to warn you sushi lovers out there that it's not on the menu. They stay in their swim lane and offer an excellent seafood meal. The vibe is a mix or classy and casual. For guys I'm thinking khakis and dress shirts (no ties) although I was in jeans and a golf shirt and they didn't turn me away. I sat at the bar for dinner, so my "waitress" was also the bartender. She was fabulous. Attentive and friendly, but not in an obnoxious over-the-top way. Knew the menu well and made good recommendations. She was the kind of server I wish I could pick up and carry to the next place. The Nest is on the expensive side, but you have to expect to pay a premium for high-quality seafood this far inland. When you're west of the Appalachians, have craving for GOOD seafood, and are willing to pay a reasonable bill, the Nest is worth making a trip.

Lobster dinner
Bill K.

We love the food at the nest I have had lobster in many places and by far they have the best!! The staff is very friendly and helpful ! This is our go to for seafood

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The stuffed shrimp with crab was the best I've ever had tender tasty and nice size portion will be going again soon

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Service is great and friendly prompt. Food is fantastic, especially the lobster tail and shrimp cocktail.

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Best food and service in Westmoreland County. And they are not stingy with their pours. Best lobster ever.

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Great seafood and service. We enjoyed our visit! All the dinners were great and expertly prepared

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