This is located inside the historic William Penn Omni hotel where I was staying for an event. It…read morejust so happened to coincide with downtown Pittsburgh's St Patty Day celebration, so instead of venturing out on a Saturday for lunch and competing with crowds, I stayed at the hotel and wanted to bring food to my room for some peace and quiet. Things were a little hectic as it was busy for the celebration so it took me some time to figure out where to sit (it was open seating) and then to be served (the table next to me fortunately sent the waitress my way when they got their check). All in all, despite the craziness, the waitress was very nice and once I placed my order it came out fast. I took it to my room. I ordered the OWP Club, without tomato. For your side you have some choices .. fries, sweet potato fries, chips, salad, etc. I chose sweet potato fries. They were very good! My club was average but a nice hearty size and I really enjoyed the bread. Overall, average tap room look and menu and food quality. Not a place I would say "oh my gosh you need to go there!" But not a place I would advise against either. Just your average tap room in a not so average place!

Located inside the William Penn Omni hotel, a quaint little bar area that has plenty of TV's and…read moretables along with a bar area. It's not overly huge, but very good space that is comfortable and convenient if staying at the hotel. Super cool decor! They do offer food - we didn't order but saw some terrific dishes being delivered to nearby tables. We did order drinks. Had a Lemon Drop martini, Manhattans, and a Sidecar. All were delicious. They have a full bar so lots to pick from. The service was great!!!! Very attentive and quick with the drinks. Very nice spot to perch.

KingView Meadhouse &. Winery is a local restaurant and bar where you can eat and drink like a…read moreViking in a medieval mead hall. It serves European-style foods (e.g., charcuterie, braided pretzels, dips, wings, pottages/soups, harvest salads, lobster rolls, flatbreads, and desserts) and award-winning KingView meads, wines, and hard ciders; PA beers and liquors; cocktails; and non-alcoholic beverages. My husband and I ate one lunch here. An employee very promptly and courteously served us. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Charcuterie Nordic Board - 5 stars - We got the "Serf's Meal" for 1-2 people, but much larger boards are available. It consisted of cured meats, cheeses, fruits, vegetables with dip, dried fruits, crackers, breads, and nuts. It was our favorite food here, and I highly recommend ordering it. Gatherer Flatbread - 4.5 stars - This thin-crust pizza was topped with sauce, mozzarella, tomato, mushroom, spinach, roasted red pepper, and red onion. It was the perfect size for me to eat. Eat it promptly before it gets slightly soggy. Coastal Warmth Lobster Roll - 4.5 stars - This Connecticut lobster roll was served warm with butter. My husband liked the amount of meat and its flavor. Eat it promptly before the lobster meat gets rubbery. Drink Flight - 5 stars - A flight consists of four 3.5-ounce pours. You get to choose from dozens of dry, semi-sweet, and sweet meads, wines, and hard ciders as well as beers. One of the flavors that I wanted was out of stock, but I greatly enjoyed the sweet Banana Berry hard cider, Late Harvest hard cider, Flagship Niagara white wine, and Pink Lemonade mead. Considered the oldest of all alcohols, the Vikings used mead in religious rituals, weddings, funerals, and other ceremonies. KingView sources its honey from local beekeepers and donates a percentage of all sales to fight the declining bee population. Customers may purchase bottles of alcohol in person or online for personal or wholesale use. For our meal, we paid a total price of $65 plus a tip. On certain days, the business holds public events such as live music and trivia, and customers may also rent the space for private events.

Food was awesome and the wait staff was so accommodating for the party we brought. Our host forgot…read moreto rsvp and the staff welcomed us anyway. It was July so it was hot outside but the experience was awesome.

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!

This South Hills spot has been a great experience every time. The food is good and reasonably…read morepriced. We enjoyed the fried pickles, Cordon Bleu Melt, and Short rib this visit. You can also have unlimited samples of the various rum that they have for sale. I love that they have local craft beer on tap. This time I noticed Old Thunder, Eleventh Hour, Monday's brewing, Hitchhiker and Cinderlands. They offered some excellent mocktails including a Sweet Tart Swizzle with Lime juice, pomegranate juice, grapefruit juice, Zombie juice blend, cinnamon syrup, chocolate and rhubarb bitters. There is plenty of seating. We went on a Friday and it wasn't overly crowded. I also love that there is always parking in the lot.

Checked out Maggie's Rum Farm in the South Hills and had a mixed experience. The drinks were…read moreamazing--as always--and exactly what I've come to expect from their Strip District location. The food was decent, but honestly, I was hoping for a bit more. The biggest letdown, though, was the service. Our server was super sweet, so it wasn't her fault at all--it just felt like they were either understaffed or the staff wasn't allocated efficiently. There were two bartenders and three other staff members who seemed to be handling seating and samples, along with a runner for food and drinks. Unfortunately, we waited over 25 minutes for a drink, and others who arrived after us were served first. It definitely put a damper on the visit. If I go back, I'll probably stick to just drinks and maybe a couple of apps--but honestly, I think I'll continue going to the original Strip District spot where the energy, service, and overall experience feel more dialed in. I really don't love leaving subpar reviews, but felt it was worth sharing in case others have a similar experience.

This location might only be a tasting room for Volant Mills Winery, but I love it! The staff is…read moreknowledgeable, they have a large selections of wines to taste, and all of them are good to decent (expect the Elderberry-stay away!) They also host multi-winery and food festivals that are amazing! Every time I am out this way, I stop and pick up a few bottles of Riesling and Blackberry wines (and now probably their Sangria mix bags and Volant Red since I love the "adult slushy" they make together).

I discovered this place when traveling to Grove City Outlets and there use to be only stores north…read moreof the city. I'm so glad they are at Janoski's, only 8 miles up the road! I have tasted many of their sweet wines, hate dry wine but they have that too if that is your thing. My favorites are Coco Vino (just a hint not overdone chocolate taste), Chamborain (sp - stronger sweet wine), Volant Red, Blackberry. If you combine Chamborain & Blackberry it makes for a nice drink. I highly recommend this place. I've sampled wines from various local wineries and Volant has them beat. I can't imagine why slushy wine would have any appeal to adults but again if that is your thing. I'm glad most of their wine is in classy bottles in liquid form.

Cellar on Penn is great! They had one of their employees above the restaurant on the sidewalk…read moresampling different wines which definitely got us to come into the restaurant. A bottle was only $20 so we shared a glass of white wine. I preferred the white over the red for sure. The space inside is really cozy - would be perfect for a winter gathering!

They were hosting a fish fry fundraiser for St. Stanislaus Kostka Stained Glass Window. We came for…read morelunch on Friday, and there were plenty of tables available. You order at the bar and they bring the food to your table. I got a fish sandwich with haluski and coleslaw. The service was great, and the food didn't take very long to come. Since it was at a restaurant, I expected it to taste better than regular church fish fry. But it wasn't very notable. It did make me intrigued about the restaurant though. Overall, it wasn't the best fish fry I've had, but I appreciated their heart and service. We actually stayed a while and they didn't rush us out. I would definitely come back to try some of their regular food.

We stopped by on a Friday night for one last drink before they close. It was pretty busy and there…read morewas a line and it moved quickly. My friends and I opted for the flight options that's available on Friday. The draft cocktails are very reasonably priced and taste pretty good for being draft ones. The front part of the inside has a couple of smaller tables while the back part has plenty of chairs and a couple of tables along with games.

Quiet place with a good amount of room. I went on a weekday evening just before they were going to…read moreclose, they close pretty early. Bartender was super nice. Whatever they put in that trail mix of theirs is bomb, that's the only food they have. I enjoyed my cocktail and was happy it was decently priced. There's only one small bench outside if you wanted to enjoy your drink on the weather. There is a back room with some bar games to play with friends. There's a decent amount of seating in the bar.

I've been to Trace Brewing on many occasions, nearly all of which were special events they were…read moregracious enough to host to support the community. The space is warm, welcoming and I've always had wonderful interactions with their staff. They have a great variety of beer on tap and drinks in their cooler, all of which are reasonably priced.

We stopped by for a quick drink on a Saturday afternoon before heading somewhere else. You order at…read morethe counter and bring your empty glass back. We picked a high top and hung out there for a little bit with our drinks. It wasn't busy and was pretty chill. The inside is pretty large with several tables and there is a small courtyard outside.