Best chicken sandwich I have ever had. The staff are friendly and kind…read more You get your money's worth with the portions given. Unique decor.

Really good, fresh food in a fun environment. I want to go back to try more items off the menu!read more

I stopped into Churn for their first book club meetup, and it was a great time…read more If you stay for book club, you receive 20% off your purchase, but their prices are already very reasonable. The staff are all so friendly and personable, and if you like pink, you'll love their interior and exterior. Their menu features a variety of sweet treats, and it was hard to pick just one thing! I opted for the peanut butter Oreo milkshake, and it was delicious. I like a thicker milkshake, and this was the perfect consistency. I'll be back for next month's book club, but I'll definitely be back before then to try the coffee!

My husband loves Churn and has to get it whenever he sees a location. The ice cream is so creamy…read more Today, my mom had a scoop of chocolate ice cream and enjoyed the flavor and creaminess. My husband and I shared peanut butter cup and Kit Kat in a waffle bowl since it was so huge. We both liked the peanut butter cup the best. It was super creamy and super flavorful. The Kit Kat was just ok. The one lady who took our order wasn't super friendly. The other girl who was ringing the register and got one of the ice creams was very nice.

One of my favorite bakeries in the Burgh! I've never bought something I did not enjoy. It's hard to…read morefind quality pastries. Now they are a bit pricey but still so worth it to me. I look at the display case like I'm getting anything else but the Macaron aux fruit is my jam! The sandwiches and quiches are also really good!

I heard this was one of the famous bakeries I must check out in Pittsburgh. I got their pistachio…read moreeclair, ham and cheese croissant, and almond croissant -- all tasted wonderful and light. The croissants were great when you lightly air fry/toast them if you don't eat them right away. In Lawrenceville, it's a small location with a couple of outdoor seating but none inside. However, it is a chain so you might have one in your little area. My only thing is that the pistachio eclair is very sweet (so if you don't have a sweet tooth, maybe I'd go for another subtler dessert). I saw they have a deal where you can get a baguette, sandwich, and drink for $7. Good deal imo considering the quality of their bread, and it's a good excuse to buy a sweet treat with it!

Look, Pittsburgh technically lacks an official Little Italy district. Someone apparently forgot to…read moretell Colangelo's, which has quietly colonized an entire city block with a bakery, a connected espresso bar, house-made pastas, soups, pizzas, and enough cannoli to make your cardiologist nervous. It's less a bakery and more a culinary annexation. The pizza is the main event -- Sicilian in spirit, focaccia in soul. Square slices with a crust so airy it practically floats off the tray. This isn't the dense, bready Sicilian slab you've been tolerating at lesser establishments. This is what focaccia dreams it could be when it grows up. The linguine with clams is chock full of actual fresh clams -- a detail so rare it warrants its own moment of silence. The white wine sauce is well-seasoned and clearly made by someone who understands that restraint and confidence are not mutually exclusive. The homemade soups hit like someone's nonna has been standing over a stockpot since dawn, because she probably has. Save room -- and I mean physically reorganize your stomach -- for the cannolis and the meles, their apple-shaped turnover that looks almost too adorable to eat. Almost. If Colangelo's were any more Italian, you'd need a passport.

Stopped in for the pizza! And I was so glad I did…read more It was perfectly cooked and topped. A crispy outer crunch with a soft dough bite. I opted for grandmas recipe. I believe it was sliced provolone, marinara sauce then parmesan cheese on top. Absolutely delicious! I'm so happy to be finding good pizza around the city lately! I didn't snag a baked good while I was in but they all looked just as delicious as the pizza! Service was quick and friendly. No real seating inside but there are tables outside for warmer days.

We enjoy these every time we get them. they are soft and fluffy on the inside with a nice crisp…read moreoutside. Lovely service from them when we visit.

Never heard of this amazing dessert. Coolest thing I've seen in a long time. These are just plain…read moredelicious, flaky, very filling. Definitely share with a friend. Only complaint is they need to put a pinch more of the sauce inside especially at the bottom end

I love love Biscoff and they don't shy away from it I love how they embrace cookie butter just like…read morechocolate. The waffles are 10/10 crispy & fluffy The service is nice and efficient (super Quik) I highly recommend going they have a bunch of different treats and beans(coffee) to choose from.

A small spot but great for some sweet treats. They've got a good menu selection with some unique…read moreitems. It's reasonably priced as well for what you're getting.

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

Service was great on my first take out vist. Very friendly staff…read more The minced chicken pie was the star of my order.

Searched Yelp for fried shrimp and was pleased with our meal. Stopped in late afternoon for late…read morelunch/early dinner. The beer battered shrimp were perfect! Love that they let you choose a sauce (I went with honey mustard for the fries.) Service was friendly and quick. Seems to have a lot of take out, but there are spaces to dine in. The donuts also looked amazing, but we filled up on our meals, which were served in trays in brown paper bags - they draw a friendly smiley face on them.