Recently, a relative in the Pittsburgh area went through a medical procedure, so we wanted to send…read morethem some great food. Squirrel Hill Market came through. We ordered matzo ball soup, corned beef, knishes, and latkes--everything was fresh, comforting, and absolutely delicious. We also spoke with the owner, and it's clear he genuinely cares and knows his stuff. Being from NY and Philly, we know a good deli--and this one delivers. If you're in the Pittsburgh area, I highly recommend Squirrel Hill Market.

When your cozy, minimalist deli wins Best Deli, Best Sandwich, and Best Hot Dog in the Best of PGH…read moreawards, you have my attention. When I go to your business' instagram page and find a parade of postings of pinup girls with pastrami sandwiches crudely shopped in - you have my curiosity. When I show up and discover a charming, thoughtful person cooking up the best pastrami on rye I've had in over a decade? You have my heart. This is as a straightforward as it gets: a pound of deliciously aged, brined, and smoked pastrami on toasted (or not) bread. Accoutrements are minimal: mustard, swiss cheese, coleslaw, sauerkraut. I went with only mustard, and the flavor of the meat still carried the sandwich to elite flavor. There's also corned beef, hot dogs, latkes, and knishes (my fwb got two and said they were delicious). I'll be back to try it all. So far I've had 5 pastrami sandwiches and each has been praiseworthy. Truly pinup worthy.

No longer gate keeping!! This is my go to take out spot when I want an amazing to go meal/ too lazy…read moreto cook! Super dependable and the best Cantonese BBQ around. The menu is super diverse and very authentic. I got the braised beef noodle soup and the roast duck platter - usually my go to order. Place it at the counter and while you wait you can shop for your Asian grocery essentials. I bought one of the viral mango ice creams here along with tons of Chinese veggies and frozen dumplings and before I knew it my food was ready! Easy parking, although gets super busy on the weekends and staff is super helpful! Pro Tip: apply for their free VIP member card - it gets you exclusive, cheaper prices on many items. Tip #2, don't sleep on Asian grocery store seafood. It's almost always cheaper than other mainstream stores like Whole Foods and you're supporting small business so it's a win win!

I've stopped here on multiple occasions. They are still filling out the store as of August 2024…read more It's more spacious than their store on Smallman and many other Asian groceries stores nearby. There are two entrances/exits that have check outs. There is a section with baked buns (pretty good and comparable to prices elsewhere that have freshly baked buns like those in Squirrel Hill and Mt. Lebo). I've been after work twice and most of the savory options are gone (cream bun is tasty and they add raisins to it), but found the savory options available on a Saturday afternoon before 1 pm (BBQ pork bun was a bit too salty). There's a good selection of items, though the produce section is smaller than anticipated. Cashiers are nice. Parking is available on site.

Woah, I dont think anybody else has reviewed what this business has become here in the last couple…read moreweeks. They are crushing it selling quality meats, veg and such to the general public and it looks like they are doing it in a safer manner than any grocery store I've seen. I took some of the chicken feta and spinach sausages, gave them a real quick sear in cast iron and then a light drizzle of olive oil wrapped in tin foil. Basically a confit/braise. It was a beautiful thing. The leftover cheese fat was borderline life changing drizzled over some roasted potatoes. All the sausages and cheeses have been amazing so far. Some of the meats I know are the same things that places like Burgatory and Morcilla have sold. Not sure what all other restaurants they were selling to until recently but it seems like a lot. I havnt grabbed a veg box yet, but plan to on Wednesday. It looked like the people in front of me got that and oat milk. I guess that's cool for the vegans, but not my thing. Anyhow, all in all I'm super stoked about this service and will be using it extensively for the foreseeable future.

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They have mostly everything I would need. It's just not well organized. I've learned where things…read moreare just by going often, but if I need something I don't normally get, I really have a hard time finding it. The deli is a great add, but not a quick grab.

Without even shopping here, you can bet I never will…read more Price gouging is a terrible practice. Herr's Restaurant Style Tortilla Chips 12oz. The price everywhere = $3.88. Murray Avenue Kosher price = $5.59. I don't believe anything is worth a 36.11% mark up. Greed is a bad thing.

Great lunch spot and store in Aspinwall. The staff is always friendly and everything is fresh and…read moremade to order. Great selection of wine also

Amazing food - and spectacular gluten free options. Free WiFi so that you can remote work. Great…read moreset-up!

I stopped drinking in January 2025 for medical reasons. Since then it has been amazing and at times…read moredisheartening to me to realize how embedded alcohol is in social life, and how easy it is to not feel a part of the moment when you are no longer drinking. The Open Road is here in the up-and-coming Garfield neighborhood to help supply sober and sober curious people, and really anyone interested in cutting back on alcohol or supporting someone who is, with delicious beverages that help you feel like you're not missing out on a thing. There are nonalcoholic beers, spirit-free versions of things like gin, bourbon, bitters and truly anything else you might need to make yourself alcohol free drinks at home. There are also pre-canned and bottled options where you don't have to do any of the work, nonalcoholic wine and bubbly, functional beverages with added benefits, the amount of choice is nearly overwhelming in the best possible way. It's a clean, open vibe in the shop and the staff is kind and helpful. I have bought from them a number of times throughout the year at various pop-ups but this was my first visit to the shop and of course won't be my last. They are regulars at Pittsburgh festivals and other events and I'm deeply appreciative for their presence in the community!

Awesome selection of NA beer, wine, spirits, fun wellness drinks, drinks for the 4/20 friendly,…read morebevs for the health conscious non drinkers, etc! Truly something for everyone! I'm not sober but this store is for everyone! I started shopping here a couple of years ago during Dry January. I now do Dry July or dry-ish July too They have so many options! Great for cutting down your drinking or completely abstaining. Also really great to pick things up here if you're having a party, get together, company over, and so on. I personally have a couple of pregnant friends who cannot drink but like Non alcoholic wine. This is just such an amazing concept as a store and it's awesome seeing places like this start to pop up. More people are cutting back or going sober and you never know someone's reason for not drinking!

First time in the shop! Very welcoming and helpful staff, I gave them an idea of what I wanted to…read moremake for dinner and they helped me pick the perfect cut of steak! Love the decor in the shop. There were many prepared food options in the fridge, as well as various cuts of meat/preparations of it. We got two sandwiches, the cheesesteak and the marbella. I dont think we ended up with the correct order because we didn't end up with a cheesesteak, but did not realize until we got home. I'm positive that if I went back to the shop they would've remedied the situation, but I didn't feel it was necessary! The sandwich we did end up with was good as well, unsure which one it was though. Very fair prices, and our dog was so happy we brought him home a bone as well! Looking forward to coming back and trying everything they have to offer.

Fat Butcher sells meats from pasture-raised cows, lamb, pigs, chicken, and others that are sourced…read morefrom local farmers in Western Pennsylvania. The business practices whole-animal, nose-to-tail butchery that respects the animals. Even bones and fat are used. My husband and I shopped here one time. On a Saturday afternoon, we drove around the neighborhood for 30 minutes before we found a paid parking spot. Other customers were inside the store, but the employees in the store served us promptly and politely. We saw cuts of beef, pork, lamb, and poultry as well as sandwiches, soups, spices, maple syrup, etcetera. We did not see as many unique meats as larger butcher shops sell. Prices were OK. We bought beef skewers and cooked them at home. We thought that the quality of the meat could have been better, but we liked the juiciness and flavors.

We love this little artisan market in the strip district!…read more There are a handful of different vendors set up we can be sure to get some hand made quality items, either for home or souvenirs! I snatched up a filled hoof for my pup from this amazing lady who has all organic dog treats. She also ships! Be sure to mosey on in here while you are browsing through the strip!

Tabbara Artisan Chocolate is a family-owned business that sells chocolates that are hand-made at…read moretheir manufacturing facility Saad Chocolatier LLC. Customers may purchase the chocolates through the business's website or from several Pittsburgh-area stores. Examples of products are a chocolate tree, chocolate gift box, truffles, and chocolates in flavors such as almond, caramel, coffee, coriander, date, hazelnut, orange, passion fruit, peanut, pecan, pistachio, raspberry, speculoos, tea, and vanilla. I bought the Chocolate Assortment No. 1 that contained 24 pieces of dark, milk, white, and other chocolates for $45. Shipping cost $15. Compared to other Pittsburgh-area chocolatiers, the price for these chocolates was higher. The business shipped my package to me the next day, and FedEx delivered it to me one day later. The chocolates looked fancy and were a good quality. My favorite flavors were the mendiant (gianduja hazelnuts), caramel, passion fruit, raspberry, manon (white chocolate ganache with caramel), croquant (hazelnuts), and pacci (slightly different hazelnuts).