Excellent service and food. Its evident the staff prioritize the customers experience above all…read moreelse!

QS&L in PNC Park...fair to acceptable at best, but typically the food is over-sauced to make up for…read moreover-cooked and over-heat lamped. Edible...

Had dinner at Burgatory on the North Shore tonight and it absolutely hit the spot. We sat outside…read moreon the patio with our dog and the atmosphere was perfect for a summer night in the city. One thing I really appreciated was that they even brought out water for our dog, which was such a thoughtful touch. I got the lettuce wrap burger with fries and everything was super fresh and flavorful. The burger was juicy, loaded with different toppings, and honestly didn't even feel like I was missing the bun. The fries were perfectly crispy and seasoned so well too. My boyfriend got the Beyond Meat burger and said it was good. Definitely one of our go-to spots in Pittsburgh.

I'm a huge fan of Burgatory, their burgers, and boozy shakes…read more This location has good service. While it's not my favorite location (this one tends to get a lot of tourists), it's still decent. The food is always cooked properly and has the same quality as the other locations.

You like traditional goto, must have, sandwich from Pittsburgh? If you do, this place is for you…read more This place was started by Joe Primanti in 1933 to feed shift workers from the local warehouses (coal and iron) and railroads. They are known for big sandwiches which now includes fries and cole slaw. The sandwiches provided value to workers...who were looking for a place to feed themselves to keep their energy up for a long shift. When you sit at the bar and you can only imagine the workers that sat here to feed themselves with what little they had. They found a sandwich between two pieces of soft Italian bread with a good balance of meat, cheese, cole slaw and fries...think energy and value. The history here is real and intense. Would I rate this as a culinary destination? Not particularly but I would say it's a must see to be part of US history as the town righted itself and came to life. The sandwich? I had the pastrami with cole slaw, egg, fries and tomato on Italian bread. Remarkably, the sandwich was light...despite it sounding heavy. The cabbage and tomatoes bring a great balance to the sandwich which makes it messy and remarkably light. Be prepared to get messy..so eat fast! I am probably talking too much about the sandwich...just go try it. The food is probably a 3.5 but it gets the extra .5 for the amazing history there. The service was great...well educated on the product, accommodating in every way. If you are in Pittsburgh, this is a must try.

So when you come to Pittsburgh, you have to eat at the original Primanti's…read more Quality and cleanliness may not be held to the same standard as some of the newer locations, but you're choosing legacy and experience over polish. The service was solid, the atmosphere feels authentic Pittsburgh with murals of local athletes and celebrities covering the walls, and the food still brought great flavor. It's one of those places where the history and vibe are part of the meal.

My boyfriend and I stopped by here after dinner one night for a sweet treat. I usually avoid…read moremilkshakes because 1. I am lactose intolerant and 2. they tend to feel really heavy on my stomach, especially after a full meal. This was my first time trying their non-dairy milkshakes and wow. I got the Chocolate Dipped Strawberry non-dairy milkshake and it was 10/10. The ambiance was really nice and the employees were super friendly. They gave us a few recommendations, and while we were waiting for our milkshakes, they even let us try some of their chocolate bark. I was honestly surprised by how good it was. The peanut butter marshmallow chocolate bark was my favorite, and my boyfriend ended up buying a few while I was in the restroom haha. I will definitely be back to try some of their other non-dairy options!

I don't know what possessed me to get a milkshake in below freezing temperatures. But here I was in…read moreDowntown Pittsburgh after being whipped by the ice cold winds off the Three Rivers in Point State Park. No surprise I was the only customer. Even the young staff were surprised I showed up like it was the first day of summer. After perusing the menu for a nanosecond, I went with the $7.95 Caramel Toffee Cappuccino Milkshake. It featured espresso, caramel sauce, whipped cream, toffee bits, and a wedge of dark chocolate (Photo 9). Just what I was craving in the dead of winter. MILKSHAKE - 4 stars...definitely creamy and sweet enough AMBIANCE - 4 stars...plenty of space on a cold weather day SERVICE - 4 stars...efficient TOTAL - 4 stars...maybe if I return to Pittsburgh, I'll come back in the spring RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/QKLtuBlwjs

I lost my car keys - They helped me find them the next day, they were very friendly and I am…read moreforever grateful.

Great food and service. Have a good and unique grilled cheese sandwich. Good location, can sit…read moreoutside.

Fast and delicious…read more The tacos and creative and delicious. A perfect option for a quick snack or meal. The staff is helpful.

I've been wanting to try this place for quite a while. We went in the Saturday night of the Draft…read moreweekend. I was surprised that we walked right in and got immediately seated. We sat for a long time actually waiting for a server to come speak with us and get our drink order. So long, despite not being a full place, that I told my wife I wanted to get up and leave. I was very, very frustrated. I had been glancing at their menu on Yelp and saw some tacos that I wanted to try, unfortunately the restaurant cut their menu back to only five tacos to choose from. I'm guessing to simplify things for the Draft crowd that they anticipated coming. Our server finally came to take our drink order and after so long we knew what we wanted. The server wasn't exactly friendly or attentive. We started with street corn as an appetizer, it was awesome. My wife had the chicken tacos and didn't like them. She said they were mushy and had an off flavor that she didn't enjoy. I had the birria tacos. They were not bad, they didn't come with any sauce/juice as all the other birria tacos I've ever had typically come with. I have to say, I was disappointed in the menu being reduced and other than the street corn app., just wasn't impressed. The service was not good, my wife's taco were bad and my were okay. I'll not be rushing back unfortunately.

Long line (unsurprisingly) but it moved quickly! I recommend this as opposed to sitting down at a…read moremore formal restaurant, which most likely would take longer to get your food, cost more, and may not be as tasty. I've tried all the heavy hitters in the slightly-elevated-burgers tier (the one above McDonaldss and BK). In N Out, Five Guys, and Super Duper. I'd say Super Duper and Shake Shack are the top two. I got the SmokeShack double with bacon, cheese, and cherry peppers. Yummy. The sweetness and smokiness add a bit of depth that In N Out doesn't have. Would repeat. If I was feeling voracious I would've opted for the cheese fries! But decided didn't want to feel too heavy/gassy on the flight :) They even have bottled sparkling water, which I got. The wait wasn't bad, and they have a small, dedicated seating area -- but you could easily take the food anywhere you want. Recommended when dining at the airport. Would repeat.

What do you do when the office is hangr?…read more You call in the heroes! A burger box and a box of fries from Shake Shack at the Terminal Building. Instant morale boost. Instant happiness. The office is close so we can pick it up which allows the burgers arrive hot, juicy, and perfectly stacked, while the fries are dangerously crinkly and crispy...so good you might need to hide them before your coworkers devour the whole box. Guaranteed to turn a mundane workday into a legendary one....just don't forget napkins.

This is one of those must haves if you are in Pittsburgh. If you aren't going to make it to the…read moreStrip District location, this is a nice alternative because it feels less chain/corporate than many of the suburban locations. You have to try one of the signature sandwiches (various meats topped with coleslaw and fries and amazing, thick bread). Something to note is that this isn't a creamy coleslaw. In fact, on its own it doesn't have much flavor (mostly just pepper) but it somehow pairs well with the sandwich. The downside to this location is that they aren't exactly the best at table turnover/cleaning tables and the restaurant itself doesn't feel spotless (like some other locations do). But in a way, it kind of adds to the vibe of the place. There are several parking garages and also on street parking nearby. Nice that it has late hours most evenings (since a lot of downtown restaurants seem to close fairly early). Definitely worth a visit.

Love this restaurant chain, serves mainly hearty food, greasy but sometimes this is what feeds the…read moresoul. Casual atmosphere, table and seats are not always clean, but service is authentic, staff are efficient, not always friendly but they get what you need. Fun drinks, delicious food, with reasonable prices.

Unhappiest people. No smiles. No one says thank you. Plenty of eye rolls. Only person with a good…read moreattitude is the guy that holds the door open for customers. He's the only one that deserves $15/hour. At least Wendy's and Taco Bell don't make me feel like I am imposing. These people want to be ANYWHERE else. Truth hurts

Food was ice cold and drive through is often still and slow moving, takes forever to get through,…read moreinside is uncleaned and gross and the path through the drive through is unclear. Entire order was wrong and I received the wrong food.

Great food. Fast friendly service…read more Margarita flights were awesome. Relaxed laid back atmosphere. We'll be back.

Tried Conrad's Tacos and overall had a good experience. I ordered the protein bowl and the flavors…read morewere really solid--everything tasted fresh and well-seasoned. The ingredients paired well together and it was definitely satisfying. My only small critique would be the steak portion--I just wish there was a bit more of it, especially for the price. Other than that, everything else was great. I'd still come back and try other items on the menu!