Feast continues to be one of the finest restaurants in western Pennsylvania. Service is always…read moreprovided by friendly and knowledgeable staff who make sure your experience is enjoyable. The menu changes frequently and many selections are offered. The choices are such that making a decision often comes down to a coin flip with so many appealing options. Satisfaction is always the result. We always try to use their outside dining area as it can get too noisy for conversation inside. That has always worked out well.

The food is local and so, so fresh. It's cooked to perfection, and changes seasonally. The servers…read moreare incredibly friendly and fun. Drinks are so creative! I had an apple cranberry mojito & it spoiled me for any other fall drinks! We asked for a handicap accessible table & we're accommodated, no problem. The restaurant is cozy and the ambiance is elevated casual. Shout out to our server Michelle!!

Visited Barrel Junction today, and it was a great experience from start to finish. We started with…read moretheir seasoned wings and had the sweet chili sauce on the side--excellent flavor and cooked perfectly. We also tried the Buffalo Chicken Pizza, which actually had french fries on top. It gave it a unique twist! The pizza itself was nicely done--crispy on the bottom with a crunchy crust. The only thing we would change is just a little less buffalo sauce, but overall it was very tasty. Our waitress, Grace, was fabulous. She took care of every need and checked on us often without ever being intrusive. Her service really made the visit even better. We're already planning to come back and try the barbecue pork pizza next time!

I did not get any photos but recommended these appetizers: catfish bites, buffalo chicken dip,…read moreMediterranean dip and the meatloaf bites. Really surprised on how good each was!

What a fun place with very delicious food! W drive by a few times and I always wanted to try it…read more.. so we did today and we were not disappointed whatsoever, in fact it exceeded our expectations. We ordered the veggie wrap which was flavorful and excellent. It just was amazing. Also we had the mahi tacos which were yummy... The service was delightful as well.

Just went for a drink and app. I got the fried pickles which come with a zesty sauce and they were…read moreso good!!

My husband has been driving past this place for years and always wanted to stop and eat here…read more.. today was the day! We would have loved to sit out on the patio but it was just way too HOT outside. The restaurant is located in a historic building. Taylor was our waitress and did a great job walking us through the menu. Of course, we start with (10) wings, dry seasoning style with bourbon honey and BBQ bourbon sauces on the side. The only thing that was disappointing was the baby carrot -go the extra mile and prepare carrot sticks! We also ordered the Pitt Bull pizza topped with bacon, cup pepperoni, and crumbled sausage, it was excellent. Definitely looking forward to coming back to try more pizza options and hopefully enjoying the patio next time!

Brick and Barrel never disappoints. Nice evening on the patio once the sun went out of our eyes…read more Service was excellent. Food was fantastic. Best crab cakes around. Everyone enjoyed their meals.

Service was great, staff is very friendly, and food is impeccable! The wine slushies are my…read morefavorite! My daughters took me there for Mother's Day! It was beyond perfect!!

Crab cakes were some of the best I have had in awhile. Liked they let us sample a wine from their…read morewine taps before we decided on which to get. We had a cozy 2 top. Couple came in without a reservation . They were seated at a high top. Not my ideal table but then again no reservation. I have ate outside in the past also which was nice. The pita chip appetizer was awesome!

Went to Wexford Public to celebrate Matt's birthday last night. Had an amazing meal and we were…read moretreated like royalty by our server, Nicole. The food blew me out of the water! The fresh tastes, unique parings, it all just hit the spot. We started out with a ton of appetizers, pulled pork nachos, with beer cheese, crispy calamari and a delicious Spanish octopus. I definitely recommend trying all of these! Their beer cheese was so good, I was legitimately jealous when the lady at the table next to us got their giant soft pretzel, and it came with the cheese. Definitely getting that next time! Matt got the iberico special, a beautiful pork steak with a peach corn salsa and saffron rice. I opted for the steak frites, a perfectly cooked picanha cut with shoe string fries. Think your favorite burger places fries, and add a ton of bougie. This is a great spot, nicely decorated, and the staff is genuinely friendly. The noise level wasn't bad either, even for a Saturday night. We will definitely be back.

Food is prepared well, but the portion size is underwhelming…read more Service is attentive and thoughtful. There is a nice selection of beers on tap. The ambiance is good and comfortable. They have a good number of seats outside. I got the wifi password and connected, but it said "no Internet access," which I find annoying.

Oh my stars this was such a fantastic meal. Coming from a Polish background and having eaten a lot…read moreof Polish food, this is the best I've had outside of family cooking. The jalapeno pierogi were a fun, different treat. The kaluski and kapusta were probably my favorite. Kielbasa was good! Gotta load up with horseradish and mustard. No seating for more than a group of 4 in here unless you get the bar. Busy for lunch, so prepare for a wait! I loved this place and would not hesitate to return or recommend. AWESOME!

Very good Polish food with some real standout dishes, other parts less so exceptional. I'd been…read moremeaning to go here for a while, having been to some of her pop-ups. The biggest highlight was the cold beet soup, which had a super strong beet flavor and perfectly prepared fresh accompaniments in dill, egg, and cucumber. (Though my dining companion might have liked it slightly colder.) The pierogi were good, but maybe not quite as I'd remembered. The flavor of the dough and filling was great, but the texture was lacking a certain springiness that I remembered from the last time I'd had them. Kielbasa was also cooked well, although the pickles and horseradish could've been fresher.

Tables are a bit jammed in there, but it's a good neighborhood diner. The service was friendly and…read morethe food was delicious. There's a parking lot just down the block, so you don't have to park on the street. Be aware that they're CASH ONLY. I haven't heard of that in a restaurant - especially post-pandemic. Fortunately, my dad noticed that on their website.

Joe's Rusty Nail knows how to do breakfast right! We stopped by last Saturday, and the food was…read morefantastic, but the real star of the show was Bonnie. She was on top of everything, keeping our drinks full, checking in at just the right moments, and making us feel truly welcome. Service like that is rare! I had a little bit of everything breakfast wise, and it was all phenomenal, hearty portions, great prices, and full of flavor. Plus, we even got to sit in Mr. McFeely's legendary seat! I do have to go back and try the Reuben because I saw a number of people eating it and it looked really good. Some diners are slipping, but not Joe's Rusty Nail! If you want great food, great vibes and amazing service, go see Bonnie at ajoes crusty Nail, you won't regret it!

What a wonderful surprise! We couldn't decide between breakfast and lunch. They have pierogies and…read morekielbasa on the breakfast menu and I'm sure they were delicious but it was 1pm and we chose the pot roast open face sandwich and mashed potatoes... well it was pretty fabulous. The meat was so very tender and the mashed potatoes were beautiful, gravy was perfection. Our server had a fabulous personality and we were served very quickly with a smile. The diner is adorable. We will be back when we pass through the area again. Definitely worth a jaunt!

It's hard to argue with old school diner fare. Totin's hits and doesn't miss. The ambience and…read moredecor are a throwback to 50s - 70s diner spots, with model cars, vintage advertisements, a traffic light, and various eclectic signage ("Hippies use the side door") that adds to the experience. The lady serving was super nice, and everything I saw looked very clean, so not sure about the other reviews' complaints. My breakfast (the Totin special) was delicious. The English muffit was buttery and crunchy, the bacon crispy, the scrambled eggs were firm yet fluffy, and the shredded potatoes were not greasy (nor was the bacon). This, of course, is the most basic offering. They have different kinds of omelets, French toast, kielbasa, pierogies if you want to level it up. Totin's is worth a visit.

Stopped into OTB in North Park after a little time away and wondered why we had almost forgotten…read morethis gem. Situated on North Park lake right next to the kayak livery with ample parking in the park, this is an ideal place to cool off and get some sustenance after your park activities. There is a bar area and indoor seating, as well as a nice waterfront patio with lots of tables with umbrellas if shade is needed. Good selection of craft and mass produced beer choices as well as other cocktails. Some interesting appetizers like spring rolls and house dip with chips as well as pretzel sticks and beer cheese. Main menu includes salads, burgers and sandwiches. The ranch is house made so don't forget a side for your fries!

This place has really found its rhythm and settled into being one of our favorite places to eat…read moreduring the spring and summer months. There can be a wait during the lunch and dinner hours, but it's worth it. The first impressions are amazing. The inside is small but nicely decorated. Your eyes want to dart around and take in all of the elements that surround you. On our last visit, I was surprised by a bike hidden up in a ceiling nook I had never seen before. The whole restaurant has a breathtaking view of the man-made lake at North Park. Be sure to sit outside so you can take in as much of the view as possible. The atmosphere is abuzz with activity: there are runners taking on the 5-mile loop around the lake, there are kayakers and stand-up paddle boarders setting off to explore the far reaches of the lake, and there are birds and turtles and fish livin' their best life. My family and I have found our favorites on the menu: the Bike Lane BLT and the Chimichurri Chicken Bowl. Both are really good, but we tend to lean toward the BLT. It's just so unique! The kids' meals also come with a cute little surprise: the plate is a frisbee that they get to take home. How cool is that? North Park is easily one of my favorite places in Pittsburgh, and this is just another reason why.