I got a Chicken Parmesan Roll (5/5), Garlic Pretzel (3/5), Tomato Basil Pretzel (4/5), and six…read morenormal pretzels (3/5). The Parmesan roll was great and a good amount of food, especially for just $4. However, the pretzels themselves were pretty disappointing but ok; I couldn't tell the difference between them and microwave pretzels (e.g., super pretzel from when I was a kid). The tomato basil pretzel was a big better with the toppings. Overall, I would get rolls and topped pretzels but pass on the plain or lightly seasoned ones. The service was good and quick (4/5), but they are cash only. They do have an ATM if needed. The interior has a small standing area and is reasonably nice.

The Pretzel Shop is a Pittsburgh staple…read more My company ordered catering from them (5 large trays of pretzels/hot dog pretzels and 2 large trays of the cinnamon sugar pretzels with plenty of dips). Everything was amazing. The pretzels were all well salted, cooked, and presented. The delivery was smooth. I would definitely recommend them for catering. I then went downtown that weekend with friends to grab some other items fresh from the store. DON'T SLEEP ON THEM... no but literally.... If you come down in the afternoon, there will not be any choices. We got there at 3:30 and there were only five pretzels (not five types, but only five pretzels). They make it fresh and it sells. Only issue is that their store is not a place to eat. They only have two small counters against the front windows, and when people are entering and exiting, the door is almost a weapon to people trying to eat inside. But honestly, just get it to go and eat it at home.

Who doesn't love a pretzel tray? This is my go to anytime I'm invited to a last-minute party and I…read moreneed to bring something. A party tray can't feed the crowd. It doesn't break the bank. You can call in orders or you can order them in the store.

Was in the area, and my wife used to live in Philly (and may or may not have lived off of pretzels…read moreand soup), so she insisted we go in. The place is takeout, with a variety of pretzel options. For relatively cheap, you can get Philly-style pretzels a la carte. They also sell nuggets (both salted and cinnamon sugar), dips, and hotdog pretzels. A woman was walking out with a giant party tray of pretzels, so that's an option for your next get-together. The service was fast and friendly. Like I said, I don't have a major nostalgia connection to Philly-style pretzels, so to me, they were just okay. But if you want to go big on pretzels for a good price, this place is a good option.

Went in person to buy some trays for businesses I use. The wait was less than 15 minutes and they…read morewere so accommodating. The pretzels were fresh and hot too. Excellent service. I'll order on line next time as a curtesy .

I do love my pretzels, with that being said, after picking up a birthday smoothie at Smoothie…read moreKing... stopped in and was glad that I did. This place in my opinion, beats out all mall pretzel places, for several reasons. 1. Fresh, hot pretzels continuously baked, plenty of dip selections to go with them. 2. Pretzel trays.... if i lived closer would get one for any social gathering in a heart beat. 3. Customer service/presentation 4. Value/Rewards/VIP Program If your in town and happen to see this place, stop your stomach will thank you .

Pretty cool place with great staff. German atmosphere that you will not find anywhere else in the…read morelocal area.

Hofbrahuhaus is an easy choice when you want German food in Pittsburgh. They have tons of seating,…read morethe food is good and the atmosphere is unique. We enjoyed sitting outside on a nice evening. I tried the hot brown for the first time this trip and it was good, but nothing too special, basically just a stack of deli meat and cheese on a potato pancake. Service was excellent as always.

Service was fantastic the two girls working there were very friendly. I'm not from the area I'm…read morehere for work and wanted to try some pretzels for my lunch. Unfortunately the pretzels were garbage. Dry, previously frozen, garbage. The cheese sauce was yuck-o 3000. The price was only 9 bucks but some how I still feel ripped off. Now I'm sad in my hotel with these bummy pretzels that were made during the civil war era. I do however feel better in my hotel knowing that I have these pretzels I can use as a weapon if provoked. I should sell these to a jeweler because they can probably cut diamonds. I will be sending you my dental bill, as my teeth are NOT OKAY.

Who says you gotta go to Philly to get great pretzels…read more.. Save yourself the 5 hour drive and rush straight to Cranberry for the best pretzels period. The Philly Pretzel factory is tucked into an unassuming strip mall with a smaller storefront, but don't let that fool you. Inside there is the best and freshest pretzels in the world. Crispy and hot on the outside with that soft and chewy center, it's absolutely heavenly especially when paired with their cheddar cheese. The prices are absolutely amazing and pretzels are made fresh, Aloha

Do you believe that we've never been here. I've been to so many small breweries but never been…read morehere. We decided to end the decade with a visit. We tried the beers and they were all good. My fave was the penn gold. I've been to the Penn Brewery on 1st Ave only. This place is large and historic. It's worth visiting. Be cool if they do tours here.

Awesome local brewery with small town bar vibes! I loved their Saint Nikolas Bosch! It was…read moredelicious! It has the malty, sweeter taste of darker beers, with the chocolate coffee like finish AND and Christmas/Holiday aftertaste! The Nutmeg/Cinnamon after taste isn't over powering and their isn't that peppermint type taste like other Holiday beers! I highly recommend it! Their Pretzels are good, but I'd recommend the larger order for two people. I prefer Haufbrahouse's pretzels, but these were also good!

Always fresh and warm Pretzels and absolutely delicious and reasonably priced besides that…read moreeveryone loves them and I give them 5s

My first time here! The woman working the window was so polite and helpful. She even suggested a…read morespecial as I didn't really know what I was looking at. My kids love soft pretzels!

Rude staff. It's called Milky way, but sells giant sized pizzas that will not fit in a delivery…read morebag.

Interesting to combine a kosher and vegetarian place, offering classic American fare: burgers,…read morefries, pasta, and such. I would say the food is pretty standard and a solid option for a quick bite or takeout. Whenever, I came close to closing time, like even an hour before, there's one guy who puts the chairs on top of tables so loudly! Not a great experience to sit-in then--hope they're more aware of the customer experience!

Like taking a step back in time in the best possible way. We were warmly greeted and seated…read morequickly on a Saturday night, and somehow scored the coveted window seat, which turned dinner into dinner and a live episode of "North Side People Watching." We started with a couple of beers and worked our way through the bread basket while trying to decipher the menu and restrain ourselves from ordering one of everything. The basket came with assorted rolls, sweet cabbage, applesauce, and butter, basically enough to make us temporarily forget we still had entrées coming. I ordered the Kase Spätzle: spätzle noodles tossed in a creamy blend of chicken broth and melted Gouda cheese. It was supposed to come topped with buttered breadcrumbs, which sadly never made it to the party. Would they have elevated the dish? Maybe. Did I still scrape the plate like I hadn't eaten in days? Absolutely. It was basically German mac and cheese giving me a warm hug. I swapped the house salad for braised red cabbage, because balance. Hubby went with the Sauerbraten, beef marinated in a century-old family recipe from southern Germany and served with potato pancakes, because if you're going German, you commit. Nothing about the plate screamed "fine dining," but everything tasted hearty, comforting, and made with care. Was it fancy? No. Did we leave happy, full, and slightly considering lederhosen? Yes. Great night all around.

My wife took me out for my birthday dinner tonight at Max's…read more Food excellent, I mean everything was so delicious! Pork chops and sauerkraut, best I ever had. Very few places can cook pork as well as Max's, granted nobody wants undercooked pork chops, but so few places now days can't get the perfect point between undercooked and dried out chewiness. Red cabbage, outstanding! German Potato salad OH MY Goodness! The ambiance makes you feel like you're in the early 1900s. There were so many different generations there. Mom and Dad's with early elementary age kids, young couples, 3 generations out for a family dinner, a dad and his teenage son and us. But the best part was the service. The hostess and our waitress were just so good it seemed like we were having dinner at home and these magical ladies made everything so comfortable. Yeah it was a great birthday dinner!

Very disappointing experience at Auntie Anne's in Ross Park Mall. The staff are extremely rude and…read moreseem to have no interest in actually doing their job. When you order online, they often never even make the order on time, and customers are left waiting while employees sit on their phones watching videos instead of working. The place looks poorly managed, and the workers act like they are forced to be there, with no care for customer service at all. It honestly feels like nobody is supervising or controlling what is happening. If this keeps going, they will lose more and more customers because people do not want to pay for bad service and disrespect. Management seriously needs to step in, replace the staff, and hire people who actually want to work and treat customers properly.

There is a auntie Anne's in most malls. And they are all…read morevirtually the same. I stopped in here today as i had to go to Apple store and was in the mood for a pretzel. As i walked up they were pulling piping hot pretzels out of the oven. The staff were fast and friendly and I was in and out in less than 2 minutes. Auntie Anne's are by far the best, and tastiest pretzels anywhere. If in the Ross Park Mall Auntie Anne's pretzels are a must have