Last month's date night was at Sewickley Quartet and it will now be part of our restaurant…read morerotation! The peppercorn sauce on the steak frites made the whole dish! The Cuban pinsa is a flatbread with the perfect combos of flavor. We sat in the first dining room and got the chance to listen to live jazz music which made the dinner

A really sweet spot for a cocktail while out and about in Sewickley! Super intimate space with…read moregreat seasonal cocktails as well as great dinner options. I have dined outdoors prior (which is a lovely space) but this was my first visit to the bar and will for sure plan to return for either option!

I stopped in on a Wednesday night for dinner. The place was pretty dead, but the service was…read moreexcellent. I had the French dip sandwich and chips - was very pleased. Overall, this place is your classic dive bar. I will definitely be back.

Great spot to watch a game and drink domestic! The vibe in here is super friendly, very yinzer…read more They have all the domestics on tap and a good variety of bar food. One of my friends ordered the cheesesteak and said it was, "very good". We shared the hot pepper cheese balls. They were definitely crispy and cheesy, but not hot (spicy)! Just fyi in case you're worried about the heat. Definitely get them!

We stayed close by and picked them from Google Maps Easy to…read morepark We got seated right away Waitress came over immediately and took our drink and appetizer order Then came right back to take our dinner order My husband chose the tuna steak and I had the fish tacos As an appetizer we got the fried zucchini strips at the suggestion of the waitress Everything was great Prices good and our waitress was so nice and helpful We go to Pittsburgh a couple times a year We will go back to this restaurant even if we don't stay close to it next time Very large seating areas See why they look like they needed to expand their seating areas We watched the Pirates game for a while also Go - you'll be happy

Recommended by friends...came here for lunch. Busy!!…read more Friendly and warm hostess sat us. Hospitable server. Good menu, not your average Irish pub food. Food was excellent! Chicken rice soup was EXCELLENT! Bavarian pretzels delicious! Quesadillas very good. Shrimp Stir Fry filled with a variety of veggies , yummy!! Fantastic beer specials too!!

Sat at the bar. Mike and another bartender waited on me. Pickle fries were great! Pizza I had was a…read morespecial but it was really good too. The beer was good. The sour was really good. The other beers I got in my flight was good but the fruited sour really stood out to me. Service was great. Looking forward to coming back.

I finally got the chance to check out Coughlin's Law, and it did not disappoint. The atmosphere was…read moregreat, and the space was large and open. We visited for lunch with a large group, and our waitress was friendly, attentive, and provided excellent service. We ordered a variety of dishes, including the margherita pizza, pierogi pie, diablo pizza, turkey bacon brie sandwich, burger, and kids' mac and cheese. Everything arrived quickly, and was delicious. If you're looking for a fun, laid-back spot with good food and drinks, Coughlin's Law is definitely worth a visit.

Revival on Lincoln is an elegant-casual restaurant inside a mansion that was built in 1902 and is…read morelisted on the National Register of Historic Places. Its architecture and interior design look beautiful and take you back in time. Its menu rotates seasonally, but example foods are caesar salad, chicken romano, salmon, NY strip steak, pork chop, vegetarian plate, cheesecake, chocolate mousse, and creme brûlée. Many wines, cocktails, and beers are available. Customers may either dine in or get takeout. My husband and I ate one dinner here. The hostess/waitress promptly seated us, took our order, brought out our foods, accurately charged us, and thanked us. Here are my ratings for what my husband and I ate during our three-course meal: March salad - 5 stars - This fresh salad contained a lettuce blend, goat cheese, beets, cauliflower, sunflower seeds, and a delicious celery-seed dressing. Shrimp bisque - 4.5 stars - My husband did not like this shrimp-flavored soup, but I did like it. Crab cakes - 5 stars - I received two HUGE Chesapeake-style crab cakes that were almost purely crab meat. They were much larger than what other restaurants serve, and they tasted fantastic. My husband said that they were some of the best crab cakes that we have eaten in a while. The sides were rice pilaf and cream spinach. Corned beef - 3 stars - My husband does not like many foods, so he barely ate these beef slices on top of potato cakes, cabbage, and horseradish sauce. Given his preferences, he should have ordered a safer entree. I took a bite of this entree and thought that it tasted alright. Lemon curd - 4.5 stars - My dessert was two lemon bars served with fresh blackberries, blackberry compote, and whipped cream. I liked the combination of sour and sweet flavors. The total bill was $104 plus tax and tip. THANK YOU to the gentleman who was sitting at the table next to me and noticed that I had accidentally left behind my take-home container of leftover crab cake. He followed me outside and handed me the container. Thank you! Important information: Walk-ins are welcome, but restaurants via Resy are recommended. The dress code is smart casual. I wore a casual dress, and my husband wore a polo shirt and jeans. I saw another customer wearing a business suit. The website mentions parking vehicles either at nearby street meters or in limited residential parking spots. An ADA parking spot is behind the restaurant. Events are held for holidays such as Easter and Mother's Day. Rooms are available to rent for private events.

This is an old Funeral Home converted to a restaurant. Very quaint building with historic…read moredesignation. Service is absolutely outstanding. Katrina was exceptional, very accommodating and very informative. The mushroom appetizer with balsamic was excellent. Crab cakes were huge with lots of crab meat. Really enjoyed the apple fritter dessert. Creative cocktails. Highly recommend!

We absolutely love coming here, the drinks aren't expensive, the food is amazing and Hannah gives…read morethe absolute best service! She always takes care of us and takes care of us before we even ask. She knows our drink and food orders by heart now and we feel like we're at home when we're here!

My wife and I went out for dinner at Jims. I want to say to…read morestart that the service was amazing among the best I have ever had. I ordered the chicken parm dinner with spaghetti. I have to say the food was just ok nothing special and I have had much much better. I would not go back for the chicken parm, But because the service was so good I will go back and try something else. I give the food 2 stars but the service was definetly 5 stars overall give them 3 stars

We had a great dinner and night out with our friends at The Hotel. We had several different great…read moredrinks and the nachos as the appetizer...which had a great flavor and some fun in ingredients. I loved my shrimp quesadilla but could not finish it! My husband got the shrimp tacos...his go to! Our friends got tacos and a salad and really like those too. We had a wonderful time sitting on the outside patio

This is a nice little place in Sewickely. It has a southwestern/Native American-forward theme,…read morewhich provided a nice unique kitschiness (for being in located PGH) without being obnoxious. You'll be required to find street parking, with the most convenient options being to pay for a parking space on the street nearby. (There is also free street parking but you may have to drive around a bit to find a open spot) We had a table of 6 dining here around 5pm on a Friday. We met part of our group there, and they were already seated, so I don't believe waiting for a table was an issue (even for a party of 6). Once seated, our waiter was prompt and attentive and we also had who I assume to be a manager check-in with us. So no complaints about service. Our waiter took our drink order, appetizer order, food order and provided refills on drinks promptly/reasonably. All of our food arrived in a reasonable amount of time and was delicious. Everyone enjoyed their meals but my wife had the shrimp fajita and I had the rodeo burger (without BBQ sauce, I just wasn't in the mood for BBQ sauce but all of the other toppings sounded yummy - Gouda cheese, bacon, crispy fried onion, and chipotle aioli). Both are pictured. Overall, I'd recommend going here if you aren't bothered by street parking. The service, atmosphere, and food were solid.

Very sad worn out place with very very overpriced limited menu…read more 40 or 50 years ago it probably was cool place but it poorly lit, dreary, and depressing. Yes, it has a fireplace, so what! You needed your coat on! The prices are truly absurdly high. This is a total bad choice even for fabulous food which it is not. Example: a tiny thin supposed 4 ounce "steak" was $32! A full size filet was close to $70. The average "river" view was nothing special given all the above. Do yourself a favor and avoid this place till it is blown up and redone.

Although it feels like you're driving up to someone's house, once you pass through the door, you're…read moregreeted with a charming, cozy ambience that includes two fireplaces. Our server, Steve, was friendly and attentive. At one point he alerted us that two deer were grazing right outside the glass patio door. I was able to snap some photos of them. The free bread was soft and warm. The house-made balsamic salad dressing was flavorful. I ordered fish and it was the first time I had fish in the Pittsburgh area that wasn't overcooked. The baked potato was also moist, not overcooked. I am surprised that Tony C. described the menu as "overpriced." Compared to other restaurants in Sewickley and Pittsburgh, the prices are quite reasonable. I recommend this restaurant.

What a special place! The inside is a step back in time, service is over the top and personal. They…read moreencourage you to walk around and see every room, every building and the grounds. Downstairs they have a hallway with the history of the family and the creation of the Hyeholde .. don't miss it! My husband and I went for an early Mothers Day dinner and we can't wait to go back for the chef's table experience. My husband enjoyed the elk dish while I enjoyed the halibut. Crème brûlée was delicious and the chocolate covered spoon was a nice touch. This is very much an experience dinner so expect $$$$.

Hyeholde is a unique dining experience. You drive up to what is quite literally a castle, and once…read moreyou arrive there is mandatory valet parking. From there, you enter the restaurant and are greeted by the hostess. There seemed to be several different dining areas--an upstairs area, a room off to the side, and another dining room down a few steps. The lower dining room is also ADA accessible. I don't drink alcohol, so I was happy to see that they had a few mocktail options. We started with the heirloom tomato salad and OMG. This was genuinely one of the best things I've ever tasted. The peaches, basil sorbet, tomatoes, and that bite of vinegar were SO complementary. Every bite had something going on. I ate the entire thing myself and didn't even offer any to my husband, which probably says more than anything else I could write about it. We also tried the mushrooms, smoked olives, and grilled peaches. My husband really enjoyed the mushrooms and peaches. I was more indifferent toward those dishes--they were perfectly fine, but the tomato salad was such a standout that nothing else we had to start came close for me. For my entrée, I ordered the smoked cod rigatoni. This one unfortunately wasn't my favorite. It was fine, but there was an oddly gamey flavor to it that I couldn't quite put my finger on. I love smoked flavors, so I don't think it was simply the smokiness--there was just something about the flavor that didn't work for me. My husband ordered the halibut and absolutely loved it. For dessert, we shared the banana PB&J, and my husband also ordered an affogato. Interestingly, they used chocolate syrup in the affogato, which he had never had before, so that was a fun and unexpected twist. Overall, Hyeholde is absolutely worth experiencing at least once. The setting is beautiful and unlike almost anywhere else in Pittsburgh, the service and atmosphere make dinner feel like an occasion, and that heirloom tomato salad alone is something I'll be thinking about for a long time. Not every dish was a home run for me, but the ones that were really stood out.

I was only here once and its nice and pretty standard fare. Good location to meet up with friends…read morefrom different parts of the city for a low key night. It did get pretty crowded though.

Placed a take out order last night. Chicken Philly hoagie…read moreand a grilled cheese bacon and egg sandwich and fries. Asked for the sandwich to be plane . Picked up the food, The bacon sandwich was loaded with mayo and tomato . The fries were so cold so that went into the trash, The chicken Philly was worse. The bun was so stale and hard I could not chew it and the chicken was as hard as a piece of wood . So $26 of crap went into the trash We used to go there once a week No more from there