No longer able to order food here. Can grab something from the Whole Foods and eat at the bar…read more Still a great list of rotating beers on tap

Pretty nice, odd to have a dark dim pub... hooked to a whole foods. A little expensive, but great…read morerange of beers on tap usually. If its busy you may be waiting a bit. They have some snack/food, but never tried it. Worth stopping by for a beer if you're in an area.

They are still delivering tasty meals with excellent service. Tonight's beef on Weck was…read moresuperb...just look at that bun!

More pics - cold beer & yummy sandwiches Nashville shrimp…read morepo'boy & fish sandwich. Always a good night at Poor Richard's

Everything always goes well !…read more It is a great bar/restraunt that welcomes all ages! Safe, comfortable, professional and entertaining.

Every time I got to Barry's Pub, I have a great time! You can tell that the owner and staff really…read morecare about their business and customers. Their staff are wonderful! Leigh and Jennifer took fabulous care of us and were fun and friendly. The staff put a ton of work into decorating the entire place for holidays. Right now, it's a Christmas pop up bar and looks fantastic. My other favorite was their St. Patrick's Day pop up. This is a casual and friendly neighborhood dive bar but slightly elevated. An all-around great experience every time I go! I highly recommend Barry's Pub in the North Hills of Pittsburgh.

Had a great experience here time and time again…read more Happy hour is always great with seasonal drinks and good discounts on apps. We tried wing Wednesday this visit which blew me away. The chicken itself was so juicy! They've also got some great sandwiches but my favorite is the salmon BLT.

We really enjoyed our meal here!…read more We each had the Blue Ribbon Burger which is an extremely tasty double smash burger! It came with their "Double-Dipped" Fresh Cut Fries that were totally on point. So good! Service was friendly and attentive. 5 Stars all the way for us!

Nice place. I've been a few times but never got around to writing a review…read more Beers are good. Variety is usually hit or miss depending on when you go. Their Oktoberfest is one of the best I've ever had. Food is decent, though I've never had anything that blew me away. I've tried a few different burgers and their fancy chicken sandwich. Both were good, but lacking a bit in flavor if I'm being honest. I'll have to try some of their other food options in the future. Overall, fun place. It's only a minute down the road from me so I'll be a frequent customer.

Fantastic vibe when we walked in that continued while we sat at the bar. Everyone was very…read morewelcoming and the bartender was helpful choosing drinks and food. The burgers were very flavorful and cooked exactly the way we requested. The Balsamic Brussels Sprouts side was a standout dish for sure (thanks for the recommendation). The beer was hit or miss, but definitely showed some promise. We can't wait to try more at our next visit.

The fire pits are awesome, as well as the food truck and beer options. We checked this place out on…read morea lovely fall evening. There were families, kids, and plenty of well behaved dogs. Struck up some conversation with others around the fire while we roasted s'mores. Wish it was closer, but glad this business exists!

They have done a nice job since opening a few years ago & they now have more parking & even more…read morechairs, umbrella picnic tables & fire pits out back. They are super dog friendly!! They always have food trucks & I come Friday's if my friends band is playing. Their beer styles vary & they do have some PA spirits & PA wines. They had no IPA's this visit, but they do have interesting other beers if you're adventurous. They let you taste anything. 2 Restrooms are gender neutral. It's a great place to stop in summer especially in evenings.

Our car was punched (looks like a fist indent) by windshield. Called for camera footage. No one…read morebothered to call back. Not the place to go if you are normal, decent person in my opinion. The owner needed to at least reach out.

Let me talk to ya! When you hungry for them WING DANGS you know you in the top spot when you…read moresitting belly up at the bar at KNUCKLEHEADS!!! It ain't even wing dings if there ain't choppers revving in the lot! You want the smoke? Come get the smoke!!!

Went here on a whim for brunch and wasn't disappointed. Large selection of taps to choose from and…read moreyou pour it yourself. It is a little expensive to have a tap and pour yourself, it adds up fast! Service was great. The building is clean and nicely decorated.

The taps were clean and the beer was tasty. I love that you get to pour your own alcohol here. It…read moreis a clever concept but also pretty expensive because they charge by the ounce and every drink is a different price. The food was good. I got lemon ricotta pancakes and hashbrowns. The pancakes were really good. The potatoes were awesome, but they arent hashbrowns, they are breakfast potatoes that are cubed. The manager came over and gave my husband a free drink sample and talked with us a bit. Our waitress was friendly and attentive.

Every time we go here we get a great meal. The prices are up, but the quality is excellent. That…read moreatmosphere is fun and the service is good. Worth the drive for a random visit!

I got the breakneck burger with mashed potato's for dinner. It was good but nothing special…read more It.had way too much seasoning and it tasted a little too much like the grill. It's always weird to me when the mash potatoes are scooped out like you're at an institution. Smash them down a bit, just a suggestion. My wife got the chicken with risotto. Good chunk of chicken and a fair amount of risotto but woah.... Salt blast!!!! That's really my only gripe. I think a lot of restaurants just use too much salt. This is one of those. Food can be good without using so much of it. The service was friendly. The restaurant is clean, including a spotless restroom, and very nicely decorated in the dining area. They have no shortage of craft beers and other drinks. Overall, it's worth a try....

Wexford Public is a local, family-owned restaurant that offers lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch for…read moredining in and takeout. They also offer catering. Examples of menu items are appetizers (e.g., shrimp cocktail and nachos), soups, salads, wings, burgers, flatbreads, entrees (e.g., pasta primavera, chicken, duck, pork chop, swordfish, and A-5 wagyu), desserts (e.g., limoncello and cheesecake), and drinks (e.g., mocktails, cocktails, wines, whiskeys, and beers). My husband and I have eaten here twice--once for lunch last year and once for dinner this year. Both times, we enjoyed the employees' service and the foods. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Passionfruit-Paloma Mocktail - 4 stars - sour. Spring Sangria - 4.5 stars - slightly fruity. Jumbo Pretzel - 5 stars - huge size with beer cheese and mustard sauce. French Onion Soup - 5 stars - This soup had a rich broth, onions, and cheese. Ybor Cuban sandwich - 4.5 stars - nicely crunchy toast with tasty pork, ham, and Swiss cheese and a side of crispy onion rings. Salmon - 5 stars - I ordered this entree both times. The salmon was perfectly cooked and came with flavorful farro grains, cherry tomatoes, and asparagus. Filet Mignon - 5 stars - This 8-ounce steak was cooked mid-rare as my husband prefers. It came with whipped potatoes and his choice of au poivre style (black pepper crusted with bourbon cream).

Excellent Food in a Family-Owned Spot, But Transparency, Noise, and a Few Service Touches Need…read morePolishing (4/5 Overall)** I visited Wexford Public (12087 Perry Hwy, Wexford, PA) recently for dinner with my family, drawn by its reputation as a locally owned, chef-driven American restaurant in the heart of Wexford. Owned by longtime locals John and Melanie Dober, it positions itself as a warm, community-focused spot blending upscale comfort food with a welcoming vibe--think handcrafted sandwiches, premium Black Angus steaks, fresh seafood, flatbreads, and daily specials, all with thoughtful wine and bourbon selections. We were excited for what promised to be a polished neighborhood gem, and in many ways, it delivered. The food was genuinely great and the clear highlight. Our dishes were flavorful, well-executed, and creative without being fussy--fresh ingredients shone through, portions were generous, and everything arrived hot and beautifully plated. It's easy to see why so many reviewers rave about the crab cakes, steaks, and chef specials; the kitchen clearly knows what it's doing. This is elevated American fare that feels special yet approachable, and we'd happily return just for the meals. That said, a few aspects fell short and left us feeling the overall experience wasn't quite as seamless as the food deserved. First and foremost, the billing transparency issue was disappointing. They add a 3% bank/credit card processing fee to the check (which adds up quickly on a family dinner), but this isn't disclosed on the menu, at the table, or in any obvious way during the ordering process. There's only a small sign posted outside the restaurant. We only noticed it when the bill arrived, and it felt like an afterthought rather than a clear policy. In an era where many restaurants are upfront about surcharges (or absorb them), this lack of disclosure came across as sneaky and detracted from the otherwise positive value perception. The atmosphere was another mixed bag. The space itself is attractive--soft lighting, comfortable seating, and that friendly "upscale brew pub" energy the owners aim for. However, it was noticeably noisy during our evening visit. Conversations required raised voices, especially as the dining room filled up, which made it hard to relax and enjoy the meal fully. OpenTable rates the noise as "moderate," but on our night it tipped louder than that, possibly due to the layout or lack of sufficient sound absorption. A bit more attention to acoustics could make a big difference. Service was mostly attentive and efficient, but the management interaction stood out in a negative way. When we politely mentioned the surprise fee at the end of the meal, the response was an apology that felt scripted and insincere--like it had been delivered many times before without real follow-through or ownership. It didn't leave us feeling heard or valued as guests. On a brighter note, the owners John and Melanie genuinely come across as lovely people. The restaurant has that personal, homegrown touch you can sense even when they're not physically present, and locals speak highly of them. They were absent during our nighttime visit, though, which is understandable for owners juggling a busy operation--but their warmth is missed when the front-of-house team is handling everything solo. In summary, Wexford Public excels where it matters most: the food is consistently excellent and worth the trip on its own. The family-owned charm and diverse menu make it a strong neighborhood choice for special occasions, casual dinners, or even happy hour in the cocktail bar. However, clearer communication about the credit card fee (ideally on the menu or bill upfront), better noise management, and more authentic handling of guest concerns would elevate it from very good to outstanding. We'll likely go back for the cuisine, but with tempered expectations on the finer details. If you're in the Wexford area and prioritize great American plates, it's still a solid recommendation--just check the small print before you pay.