Nice local bar. Great pours and friendly atmosphere our first spot of the weekend trip.read more

My new favorite dive bar in PGH! So low key and they make you feel like family. Love living close…read moreto Satalios and can't wait to become a regular! This place also has the best view of the city! A true hidden gem

Dive, awesome wings, gravel parking lot, no frills. That's what you are getting. If you like that…read moreand a massive fried fish during Friday lent, then you'll dig this place. If you're showing up in an expensive outfit, it's not for you. Perfect scenario is that you've just bowled 6 games with the boys, had a couple pops and now you want amazing wings with awesome sauces and a few high lifes/buds/millers. Best sauces are the "mess" and diesel.

Love Dave's. Best fish for lent! Friendly place good prices! . Nice little bar has wing night too.read more

Made my first visit to The Village TapHouse on a Wednesday evening this past August. I love any…read morekind of Bingo, and I saw on Facebook they were holding their monthly Bar Bingo on this night. So, I made my way on over. The Village TapHouse is located in the South Hills Village Mall area, but a little up the road from the actual mall. It is tucked away in the rear of the building located on the corner of Washington Road and North Highland Road. The business that is visible from the main intersection is Clubhouse Cards. If you follow North Highland past this entrance off of Washington, The Village TapHouse will be on your right. There is some limited parking right in front of the entrance. However, since there are a lot of other businesses around here, you can find other parking across the street or before the actual entrance, regardless of which direction. I had no issue getting a spot right across the street, and making the short walk over. I arrived that evening around 7:00 PM, as that is when the Bingo was slated to start. There were a good amount of people attending the event, as the indoor main dining area was pretty much full when I arrived! No issue for me though, as I was by myself. So, I found a seat at the bar. There were several other patrons sitting at the bar, but it was not shoulder-to-shoulder or anything like that. There is also some patio seating, but I do not believe the Bingo was heard out in that area. Once situated, I went up to buy my Bingo cards from the two hosts. They were set up in the main dining room, but were using microphones. I had no issue hearing them all night long from the bar. It was $10 for a pack of 3 cards, and I purchased 2 packs. They also had daubers for sale, but I brought my own to use. I waited around for the games to start once I bought my cards, which ended up being around 7:30 PM. It was also Pajama-themed Bingo, which I was unaware of until I arrived. This allowed you for a special perk for one of the games. I am not sure if they always do this, but I would advise participating in whatever theme is advertised to get the most out of your experience. There were a few bartenders serving this evening. The lady who waited on me was prompt and friendly the whole night. I started off with a pint of FireWistle Red. It was a solid red beer, and served as a nice sipper for my evening. As the Bingo went on, I decided to put in a food order. I ordered a Half Dozen Wings in the Chicken and Waffles Wet Rub. I thought this was a unique flavor, so I wanted to give it a try. I enjoyed the taste of these! They were split wings, but overall the size was serviceable. The plate also had several pieces of celery and ranch dressing to accompany the wings. The food here was fairly priced. For my 6 wings and beer pint, the total was around $15. It seemed from the menu that the majority of entrees were $15 or under, which I believe is a great deal. Overall, no complaints in terms of prices or value. I ended up staying here for nearly three hours in order to finish the Bingo games. So, I had plenty of time to take in the atmosphere. I enjoyed the people, staff, and the overall vibe of the place. The patrons were friendly, and the staff seem to recognize their regulars while having meaningful conversation. Plus, the Bingo games brought some fun and entertainment to the night overall. This first visit of mine to The Village TapHouse was a positive one. Very much enjoyed the people, atmosphere, food, and fun Bingo activities. I cannot believe with how close I live to here that it took me this long to give it a try. Now I am happy to know there is a spot like this practically in my backyard. I have seen on Facebook that they also have Trivia Nights, so that is something I want to check out in the future. Even though I did not win Bingo this time, it will not stop me from coming back and trying again. I would recommend stopping here for a meal, or a fun night of entertainment, if you find yourself in the South Hills Village area of town.

I love a good tap house. You can have delicious bites and…read moresample the taps. Especially a good day drink option.

Found this place during the NFL draft! Dive bar, good drinks and very economical. Service is cool…read more After a certain time they card and do a safety check. Thursday was a mixed crowd, good music, and you can order food near by and bring it in. Friday evening, came the regulars. Which means those who don't prefer out of towners. So I'm good on Lefty's on Friday night. I need good energy around me always. TV's with the games, upstairs and downstairs seating area. Small patio. If you go, go early, when the old heads are there.

For a dive bar, this was a great bar! Although, upon walking in, you are smacked in the face with…read morethe whiff of weed. We stopped in here for our last adventure of the night. We always like to drink local beers so hubs ordered us those and I found a table in the back. It was a good spot but it was so busy and loud that we could barely hear each other. There were televisions all over so you can watch basically anything you want. They had music playing and it was very lively. I am not sure if they had food or not and I do not recall smelling any. The bathrooms were okay and they were definitely not modern. The lighting was good and there was enough space throughout the place. No one was socializing with us but seemed to be everywhere in Pittsburgh.

What a lovely surprise! We went to the yarn store next door and figured we could get some basic bar…read morefood at their outside seating... bench? Thing. Instead we had the best soft pretzels of our lives (I grew up in Germany, these were GERMAN soft pretzels), and amazing dill chips, and a charming, friendly, entertaining bartender who was entirely too lovely for a Saturday at 11am. I don't live here, but you can bet money we're coming back here next time we go yarn shopping next door.

Decent watering hole in depressed town within PGH city limits. If you go at night beware of the…read moreuptight bouncer who thinks he plays for the Steelers. Aggressively rolled up on me while walking across bar, forced me outside then after I let go to move on decided to cowardly push me to the ground in an obvious attempt to cause harm. Tho he failed to do much I still reported it, police requested video but bar declined to provide. Glaringly unprofessional with obvious anger issues. Perhaps now that I said something he'll think twice next time about assaulting a patron but that remains to be seen. If you're stuck in Millvale for a bit Smokey's is a much more interesting and welcoming spot, but after a drink or 2 there just cross the bridge to Lawrenceville or grab an uber to Pittsburgh proper.

Cheap beer. Nicotine…read moresmell. Light so red it's impossible to correct in post. Black tees n' jeans. What more do you want? This is a punky dive bar they way few still are.

What the fuck…read more.. Unless someone were to tell you these would be some of the best wings you'll ever have you would never think twice of going in here for them This is me telling you these will be some of the best wings you'll ever have Meaty and fried to perfection with a perfect crunch. The wing itself, the best I've had. The sauces on them were ehh. Not the best by any means but not bad to where it will ruin the wing for you I would tie these with Nox's because Nox's buries them with the sauces but Gooski's has the edge on them with the wing cook Cigs inside as well. Without even smoking in there you'll come out smelling like a dart. Can always order to go if that'll bother you. No waiters either. You order at the bar

Great prices, great Mexican food, great service, always a friend at the bar! Will come here every…read moretime we visit Pittsburgh!

I got five soft shell tacos: two chicken (4/5), two chicken tinga (3/5), and one al pastor (3/5)…read more They were all ok, but the chicken ones were the best. The service was pretty slow (3/5), but there were not too many people working. We went up to the bar to pay for our food. I think there card machine might have been down, but it was cash only. The interior is ok (3/5), definitely a bit of a dive bar vibe.

If you like eating from a toilet, this place is for you. It's dark dank and dirty. The food is…read moreoutdated and the beer is stale

Went for the fish at Lent. Serving size was generous for the dinner. Overall flavor was bland…read morethough. Freshly prepared and thinly sliced fish. Not too greasy. Fried hot. Nice work. Cole slaw creamy but I wanted so much more. Fries meh. Also got zucchini planks and these were excellent. Again lightly fried and breaded. Marinara for dipping was flavorful Hard to tell what this place would be like outside the pandemic. Dark inside. Staff super friendly. Ample parking but not easy to get into if you're headed toward Butler on the 8. A classic Pittsburgh bar. Kind of run down and dingy. Lacks windows. I may be back. Not sure. Love the cartoon turtle on the wall outside and the staff were so approachable I will likely return for that kind of welcome.