Someone recommended that my co-workers and I eat a Primanti Bros before we left Pittsburgh. He…read moredescribed the sandwiches and got us all interested in trying one. At the airport, I immediately beelined to the restaurant when I saw it. I ordered the PB Reuben. It was a massive sandwich piled with almost 2 inches of corned beef and pastrami. The flavor of the meat was amazing. It was interesting to have fries on the sandwich which added a different texture to the food when I bit into them. I really loved the sandwich so much so that I was thinking about it the next day. Truly one of the most fulfilling and delicious sandwiches I have ever tasted. Our server, Emily, was a rock star. She was appropriately attentive and always had a nice smile on her face while she helped us. The restaurant had a bar feel to it which made it a comfortable place to have lunch while waiting for my flight. I am glad we followed through on the recommendation to eat here.

Now I haven't been to Primanti Bros. in probably 20 years, and back then it was the OG location…read more This airport spot didn't even exist yet, so honestly the fact that it's here at all is already a huge plus if you don't have time to leave the airport and hit a real location. And yeah, I'm sure it's not as good as the originals, but if you're a tourist or someone who's never had it before, this is still a perfectly solid introduction to what Primanti's is. One thing I appreciated: you can order sandwiches to take home with you, just not fully assembled "to go." They'll separate everything so the fries and slaw don't turn your sandwich into soup by the time you get to your destination. Smart move honestly. I took the Capicola home and ate the pastrami there at the airport. Once I got home I added an egg to the Capicola, which is definitely the move if you're eating it outside the restaurant. Still, I ended up liking the pastrami more. I'm just not really a gabagool guy, but I wanted to eat the hits. And honestly? Even after all these years, it still tasted exactly how I wanted it to taste. That's probably the best compliment I can give it. You can also sit inside or outside, which honestly changes the whole airport experience. If you want to escape the chaos of people pacing around on speakerphone, sit inside. If you want to people-watch and judge airport outfits, sit "outside" and just gawk at humanity rolling by. Also: get the pickles. Always get pickles.

Great food - good service - Sausage Sandwich was on point! Convenient location to airportread more

Staying just up the street at La Quinta Inn, had to come down and try their famous sandwiches!…read more Friendly staff and lots of fans cheering the Pirates @ Wrigley .. .. Ordered their PB RUEBEN and it was gigantic with tons of meat and cole slaw .. .. TERRIFIC!

We love this place if you are in the mood for a sub.There's selection is excellent and the taste is…read morehomemade.It is great.

The Scarlet Vetter says...ordered a quick lunch here to be picked up for our group at the Airport…read morewhile we were having a business meeting. I ordered a Philly Steak sub and the others ordered various subs and salads. By and large there were no complaints and people were pleased. I did enjoy the steak sub. The meat was somewhat light but the sauce was really flavorful. I would order from here again.

Wanted to try one more local favorite before heading back to Orlando, and Uncle Sam's Subs was a…read moregreat choice. If you love a good sandwich, this place delivers. It has a fun mix of Philly sandwich shop energy with Pittsburgh hometown vibes. The menu is big, the fries were really good, and the sub-style sandwiches are loaded and filling. I went with the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, while others ordered the Ultra Uncle Sam's Special. Portions were huge, so leftovers are definitely a bonus. They also have cheese sauce and ranch for the fries plus classic Coke products to wash it all down. Casual diner feel, big portions, and solid food. Easy spot to recommend if you're in Pittsburgh and craving a hearty sandwich.

This place is awesome! The vibes are great! I love the diner esthetic! The food is amazing and…read morethe prices are decent! If your a fan of old diner charm, good food set at reasonable prices then don't miss out! P.S. - Just make sure to eat in the diner so the fries are included with your meal. If you use take out you'll get charged extra for fries.

DiBella's Subs is a casual restaurant chain that began over 100 years ago, and today it has dozens…read moreof locations across several states. My husband and I visited this particular DiBella's Subs in Robinson Township one time. Menu items include submarine sandwiches (e.g., salami, ham, turkey, corned beef, tuna, roast beef, capicola, chicken, cheesesteak, meatball, and veggie), salads (e.g., pasta, macaroni, and potato), and cookies (e.g., chocolate chip and oatmeal raisin). For lunch my husband ordered a 10-inch grilled chicken Philly sandwich. After he paid and had his receipt, an employee asked him if he had ordered a different sub, and he corrected her, and then she dishonestly told another employee that he had "changed" his mind. After many minutes, an employee handed him the correct sandwich. Including tax and tip, it cost about $16. The restaurant contained many tables and chairs, but we got the sandwich as takeout. My husband said that he liked the taste of his grilled chicken Philly sandwich.

Does anyone else remember when DiBella's used to load up their subs with meat?…read more The quality and quantity of the food has really slipped over the last few years. There was a time where you could bite into a DiBella's sub and there would be a generous portion of meat on it. Now? Most bites are just a lot of bread and toppings. I have never had an issue with the service here. Unless you consider not loading up the subs part of the service. Everyone is friendly. Because there is so little meat on the subs, I would now consider them too expensive. On a scale of 1-5: Food - 2 Service - 4.5 Price - 2

I arrived at Pittsburgh International Airport at an ungodly hour not because I was concerned about…read morethe lack of TSA staff but because I had a rental car to return in the dead of winter. While I had no problem getting to the terminal, I arrived 3-1/2 hours before my flight. Not only did I have an espresso martini at 5AM at the appropriately named Martini (review: https://yelp.to/FLBmD_s2iS) but I decided to have breakfast here because frankly it was the one spot that was open earlier than the other airport eateries. I ordered a much needed $2 Coffee (Photo 2) and the $14.88 Western Omelette (Photo 4). First things first, I noticed only later that I was charged four dollars more without any explanation on the receipt. I should have noticed, but did I mention I already downed an espresso martini? The eggs were strangely overcooked with a paucity of ham and a strange texture to the cheddar cheese. Why didn't I rate it one star? The two slices of Italian toast and the crispy home fries improved the dish. Marginally. FOOD - 2 stars...not what I was hoping for AMBIANCE - 2 stars...just an airport space SERVICE - 1 star...was it a mistake or a nefarious act?...check your receipt before you sit down! TOTAL - 2 stars...very pricey for the level of quality or lack thereof RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/ErIIhZsER0

Got the Marathon Gyro. It comes with fries or slaw so chose fries. That and a diet coke was 20…read morebucks. The menu touts Greek fare so a gyro is in their wheelhouse. I'm not that impressed. OK. In fairness, I did lookup whether lettuce belonged on a traditional gyro and it does NOT. Fair enuff because there was a wee bit of lettuce, and, by wee bit, I mean traces, not even a 1/16th of a leaf. So, before I complained here about a lack of lettuce, I wanted to be sure of the intention. Soo, fine. But, still, it wasn't a sandwich worthy of a place saying they do Greek fare. I've had way better at Orthodix Greek church festivals.

The service by Brandon G was AMAZING. Super friendly and he went above and beyond. When I said the…read morewedding soup was meh, he offered to replace it with something else, but I said it was fine. Not bad. Still edible. Later, when he asked about the manicotti & I said it was amazing, he asked if it was better than the soup. I said it was much much better and that I knew next time I visited I'd get the Caesar salad instead of the soup. He said he'd bring one to go, since their Caesar dressing is amazing. I said that wasn't necessary, but he brought one anyway. Wow. Portions are very large (without the extra salad, my manicotti would still be three meals for me) & the food is delicious. I like the look of the restaurant and was surprised to see that they had TV's & a bar. Much nicer than I expected given the location.

Mother's Day takeout. Order was on time and delicious…read more Definitely will return! Next time will try dining in.

Grabbed the Beets & Berries smoothie and it was pretty good. ($14 w/ tax). It tasted clean and…read morewasn't too chalky, though it could've used maybe a little more sweetness. $14 for a smoothie is wild though. Staff was friendly.

Whole meal was 20 dollars, so I can't give it points for value. However, the matcha (unsweetened)…read morewas great. You could taste that quality matcha powder was used. The avocado sandwich was crispy, cheesy, savory and refreshing all at once. I maybe would have had a little more salt/ seasoning on the crispy bread, but the rest was delicious. I had no issues with the service. Solid four stars.

I've been here several times over the years. Tonight's visit was well worth a review…read more Service was excellent! Food was bar type food but done well. It's actually reasonably priced too for a hotel at an airport. If you are staying here, it's worth a visit. Comfortable, friendly vibe.

Located in the Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh airport hotel lobby. Didn't have much of a choice but to…read moreeat here but it was a solid meal. The crab cakes were nice. They tasted fresh and homemade. Decent sized portion too. The citrus salmon was good. The risotto was a little too thick. There were some steamed vegetables that came with it. Enjoyed my broccoli soup too. For dessert the peanut butter chocolate cake was a nice finish. Is it 5 stars no but thats not what I was expecting.