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    UPMC Presbyterian Cafeteria

    3.0 (13 reviews)
    Open 6:30 am - 8:00 pm

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    Shannon N.

    Sometimes the egg sandwich has an English muffin and sometimes it's a croissant. I don't see a way to tell which by looking at the package. Today this egg sandwich is gross! Why is the egg discolored?! Did I poison myself? I might see this sandwich again...but I'm never buying another one.

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    Good selection and the food is good! I've been trying multiple things while there for weeks... no complaints!

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    7 years ago

    FYI - If you get a salad from the cafeteria they charge .65 cents extra for the dressing. Why? It should come with your salad.

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    Federal Galley

    Federal Galley

    4.1
    (469 reviews)
    2.5 mi
    $$

    I have mixed feelings about this place. On the plus side, it's a really nice concept to have a…read morelarge, open-seating eating venue within walking distance of so many North Shore attractions. I went there with a small group of families/kids after an outing at the Children's Museum; it was great to be able to walk over to an easy lunch that was better than the museum cafe. We'd probably come back just for this convenience. But I can also see how Federal Galley could have a sports bar feel when a Bucco or Steeler game is going on nearby. That said, the food was just ok. Portions were huge, but the dishes were kind of basic with a ton of sauciness/goopiness. My burrito from Mijo had a ton of chicken but not much in terms of beans and rice and no veggies or garnishes. My wife got a huevos rancheros bowl that just had mountains of sauce; it filled her up, made her very thirsty, and made a huge mess. The kids cheese burger and fries from Triple S was just fine for my daughter but, again, basic.

    Federal Galley is a food hall that is located in NOVA Place on the North Side, has four restaurants…read moreand a full bar, and serves lunch and dinner. Current restaurants include TS Cafe, Beef Graffiti, Mijo, and Given to Fly. Both indoor and outdoor seating are available. Customers sit at a table of their choosing and scan a QR code on the table to order their foods and drinks. Employees from each business bring the foods and drinks to the table. When customers are done eating, employees clean the table. My husband and I ate one dinner here. The employees from the kitchens promptly and politely served us. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Beef Graffiti's Smashie burger - 4 stars - This burger was not greasy, and its accompanying fries were not soggy. They were decent. Mijo's Street Taco Entree - 4 stars - We ordered three flavors of tacos: Al Pastor with Pineapple (which my husband described as "good" and "best"), Carne Asada, and Shrimp. The sides were plain rice and beans. Usually my husband loves rice and beans, but he called these ones "interesting" and "bad." TS Cafe's Greek Salad - 4 stars - This salad contained fresh, tasty ingredients. The total price for these foods plus a soda and water was about $61.

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    The Spring House

    The Spring House

    4.2
    (134 reviews)
    20.4 mi
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    One of my favorite places to spend time with my kids! The…read moreSpringhouse is many things. A delicious restaurant, a fantastic market, a dairy that makes phenomenal milk and a place for amazing events like the fall festival and events with Santa. They even have special events where groups (and often the general public) can sign up for a tour where you get to learn about their dairy operations and even milk a cow! When you visit in the fall, they have a lot of great themed decorations (as well as activities that you can pay to be a part of). But you can enjoy the festive vibes and decor without doing the whole experience if you are short on time or cash. Their food is delicious! The best way to describe it is homemade comfort food! The friendly staff is knowledgeable and will answer any questions you might have about what certain things are or about ingredients. You can also eat fairly affordably, especially for the portion sizes and homemade, quality ingredients. The shop has a variety of souvenir type items (shirts, magnets, mugs, stuffed animals) but also local products like cheese and candy. They also have bakery items and tasty ice cream. Worth a trip for a delicious meal and fun farm experience!

    4.5 stars. The Spring House is a family-owned farm, market, and restaurant. The farm raises…read morehormone-free cattle. The market sells a variety of foods and beverages from the family business as well as from other local businesses. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and catering. My husband and I shopped in the market one time. We saw milks, cheeses, deli meats, salads, baked goods, canned goods, ice creams, candies, and much more. So many delicious foods! We were away from home and had just eaten at another restaurant, so we purchased only two small things--a brookie (a chocolate-chip cookie with a brownie inside) and a small cherry pie. The total price was $11. On the next day, we ate the brookie and the cherry pie at home. They tasted pretty good. Now I feel interested in trying more of their foods and doing a tour of their farm...

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    Lawrence Hall

    Lawrence Hall

    4.1
    (90 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    Such a cool concept. I went after work around 4:30pm, it was a perfect time to go. I had plenty of…read morechoices where I wanted to sit. I chose the bar. I was able to order my drink with the bar tender who was lovely. I sampled dishes from 3/4 of the restaurants located inside. I ordered a half meat and half cheese bang bang dog, @kazokusushi_lh I ordered shrimp dumplings with bang bang sauce and @lapalapapgh I ordered the queso. I loooved the korean corn dog that I got, it was easily my favorite thing. Once ordered the food came shortly after. I am not sure if this was done intentionally of if it just happened this way but it came in waves. So I wasn't overwhelmed with food.

    Definitely one of my favorite food halls around the city. Tons of seating upstairs and down with…read moremore food options and a bar; options included southern soul food, a smash burger stand with Korean corn dogs, Mexican food, sushi and an ice cream stand. Loaded (burgers & Korean corn dogs) seemed to be serving up food the fastest. Cuddy's was pretty slow getting food out. We stopped by on a Sunday afternoon during OpenStreets and surprisingly it wasn't very busy. The catfish sandwich from Cuddy's was okay. It wasn't overall heavy. The piece of fish was smaller than I was expecting and I think I would have liked a house made tartar sauce more. The fries were good dusted with seasoning that I I am assuming was ol bay. I really wanted to try a different side but didn't see an option to sub the fries and didn't want to pay $6 for a 2nd side I didn't necessarily need. Loaded served their own ketchup with their fries instead of sending the customer to get Heinz from the communal cart by the water station. Their fries were also the best of the two places that served fries. I really wanted a brownie sundae but unfortunately there was no one at the ice cream counter. There was a sign that said someone would return but I waited a couple of minutes and decided to move on. I would return when in the area to try more options from the same and different vendors!

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    The Commoner

    The Commoner

    4.0
    (992 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    LOVED our dinner at this place…read more We came here for dinner while visiting Pittsburgh. The first thing that struck me was the interior decor. Very industrial and moody with an open kitchen/preparation area that adds some intrigue. I do like to see the happenings of what's going on as someone with zero attention span. Service was excellent. George was fantastic. He kept a close eye on us without being overbearing. He anticipated what we might need so we didn't spend one second waiting to order anything. The menu is not endless or overwhelming which, presumably, allows them to focus on the items that are listed. I have decision panic so it was kinda nice to have less things to choose from. They asked if there were any allergies or dietary restrictions so I mentioned my vegetarianism. George went through the menu and pointed out the vegetarian options including what seems like it is vegetarian but isn't. They had TWO vegetarian entree options and fortunately the non-mushroom one was something I probably would have ordered anyway: pesto with walnuts, arugula, and a very generous amount of grated cheese. To start, I ordered the Brussels sprouts whichc I was warned had fish sauce. This was fine but nothing that blew me away. GF, on the other hand, loved this. GF ordered the wedge which was brought to our attention as vegetarian with the bacon on the side, which was her request. We ended up sharing both, a large part of that was because hers came out first and I couldn't wait but I'm so glad because the wege was FANTASTIC. The dressing? holy fuck pure ecastasy. The wedge was more like a filet shape which was much easier to eat. Who decided on the wedge shape anyway? The lettuce was so fresh and crisp and went wonderfully with that orgasmic dressing and breadcrumbs. Back to my pasta. Also delectable. Noodles were al dente. The sauce was creamy and packed that pesto umami flavor. The walnuts were a really nice contrast in texture. Everything about it absolutely fucking slapped. GF ordered the mushroom entree which came served on a bed of barley which, don't mind if I do, had a few forkfuls to "sample" for "my review". Again, so fucking good. Because it was my birthday, George provided a dessert (yuzu maybe?) that was served inside a meringue-esque igloo, creamy perfect balance of sweet and tart custard with some berry business underneath. Wonderful. I almost forgot their spectacular cocktails! Holy shit, literally they have a CORN CHIP cocktail that I could not pass up. It comes with two massive cornchips on top of a flavored foam. When you bring the glass up to sip, the cornchips are right in front of your nose and their aroma sets the stage for the drink which was STRONG. It wasn't as corn chip forward as I expected but I understand that flavor is probaly hard to create. For my second drink, I ordered the blue one which was refreshing, light, and really good. GF ordered a spritz which was gorgeous "it was good". For second round, I picked out some uranium thing that was very cucumbery, GF says, "it was good". I just read it outloud to her. "it's true!" Fantastic meal at a great place.

    Decor was impeccable, service was top notch, and the food was solid. Wasn't the biggest fan of the…read moreseasoning of the half chicken, but the cook on the chicken was perfect. Really liked this spot. The staff was great, the location was central, and its very upper crust. Great place for date night, drinks, and fellowship. I definitely will need to try another dish on my next visit.

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