We came for breakfast We had a baby with us…read more The place was packed but lucky for us they have a room in back and there was a table yay! The place has that old fashioned diner feel Super friendly service I had a Reuben it was fine Lisa had a waffle it was crispy delicious as a waffle should be Baby Ava just starting to feed herself had a kids French toast with a scrambled egg she loved it When you walk in their fresh donuts are right there so we had to get some to take Wow yum on the donuts Classic diner ambiance great food we will be back Parking was easy enough on the street

Service is very good. The food is awesome! Price is are good. Every time I come into town I have to…read moredo breakfast or lunch here at least once. It's a hidden little diner. That's worth checking out.

Old school, no frills diner serving up standard breakfast fare. I liked my Greek omelet (made with…read moregyro, feta, tomatoes). One lady when I walked in said she'd seat me, but she was carrying a bunch of stuff, went off and didn't return (another nice lady behind the counter did help). Prices and the wait time were very reasonable. I'd do breakfast here again based on this visit.

What a joy it is to find a regular "old school" diner! Located inside an office building on the…read moresecond floor (enter from the alley), you step into the past once in the door. The long curved 50's style counter, the booths, it's all here. And, let me say, everything was clean and well maintained. Our waitress (I use that term as it too is 'old school') was fantastic. Service was quick, friendly and efficient, and the breakfast food, although basic as I would expect it to be, was really great. I love places like this!!! Please don't change...

I went for lunch while in the office. And I got the southwest turkey sandwich. It was so good! I…read moreloved the peppers and onions. They had so many drink options. I obviously had to get chips with my sandwich.

This is such a convenient spot for lunch if you're working in the city. I love that you can easily…read moreorder on a kiosk. I got a Mediterranean salad and a vegan burrito. The salad was delicious and very filling! The burrito wasn't bad, but there wasn't much flavor to it. It tasted better with hot sauce packets. For being $6, the burrito was really packed with veggies. The burrito seemed more Mediterranean inspired as it had a lot of spinach, chickpeas, and red bell peppers. Not bad, but not the kind of veggies I was expecting in a burrito. I'd love to come back and try the other vegetarian friendly options next time!

I've driven up and down Potomac Ave for years and never noticed Fredo's which is right next door to…read morethe Dormont Theater. I had to stop into Fredo's after seeing photos from my daughter who had just spent two weeks in Bosnia. The interior of Fredo's is like stepping into a small shop you'd find in Bosnia. The yellow walls are welcoming, and cozy. There's a small variety of snacks, and beverages on one side of the shop, and a large counter where you'd place your order. There are a few tables for dining in, but I chose to take my order home. I ordered a small Cevapi and Sirnica, plus picked up some Croatian chocolate for dessert. The Cevapi were delicious skinless beef and veal sausages, that were nicely savory and well browned. A cup of chopped onions, and what I think was a yogurt sauce came with my Cevapi which added more flavor and an overall goodness to the Cevapi. A bread similar to a pita made eating Cevapi easy, and filling. The Sirnica was equally delicious. A wonderful mix of flaky, chewy phyllo pastry, and cheese baked inside the pastry. It definitely hit the spot with a nice balance of a light pastry and mild cheese. I ate the leftover half cold, and it was just as good! The lady at the counter was friendly, and patient with me. The menu is truly a deli menu full of sandwiches, salads, and appetizers. If you're wanting to go for the House Specials, you won't be disappointed!

I stopped in here for dinner with my mom on a Wednesday evening. They're open til 7pm, but it was…read moreempty when we arrived. They have a couple of tables inside for dining and we chose the one closest to the coffee bar. The one employee there took our order and made our food right next to us at the counter/kitchen set up located behind the register. We did see several takeout orders get picked up while we were there. My mom had the gyro salad and I ordered an Italian with no onions or dressing. My mom was disappointed that the "greens" were actually chopped romaine and/or iceberg. The gyro meat was flavorful and had a nice crisp to the outside and the homemade dressing was delicious. The Italian was also decent. I'm picky when it comes to hoagie rolls and this baguette was soft and fresh. I typically prefer more of a crisp exterior, but this was fine. The meat and toppings were fresh and the sandwich was served with a small bag of Lay's on the side. Overall, we had a nice experience dining in the small deli, but with so many options in the Pittsburgh area, I can't say we were wowed enough to be repeat customers.

This place might be a hidden gem but it seems it had undergone a few cosmetic changes after looking…read morethrough photos. I'll address the elephant in the room, the space is small and is not winning any decorating awards. Its cluttered and could use a deep clean for sure. It doesn't seem to have permanently affixed features. He utilizes a large portable coffee pot and warmers and other beverages are all bottled. The cooking area is in a back room that is not visible. There is a simple single use bathroom back a hallway that is lined with extra chairs. There's a tv that played jazz so that was nice to have a little background music. Now the food. I have the waffle breakfast sandwhich with a hashbrown. The hashbrown was a standard hashbrown like from fast food places. He did add some sort of seasoning on top. The waffle sandwich was a bacon, egg and cheese. it was filling. The waffle was soft, not crispy on the edges, but I didn't mind. It overall gives the feeling of a homecooked breakfast. My friends ordered an omelet and a sandwich with homefries. i can't speak to the taste myself but I didn't hear any complaints. The owner is a funny guy. I feel if he had a busier day he might be overwhelmed by him self. He took an order from one table, then made it. then took the order from another table, then cooked it. So on and so forth. He doesn't seem to burden himself with taking multiple tables orders a the same time and that might be for the best since he was alone. That said, there could be a bit of a wait for someone walking in to be greeted and sat down with a menu. All in all, if you look past the the cosmetics of it all the food is food. I wouldn't pass this place up simply on looks.

Yelpers... Chace's Cafe is Pittsburgh's biggest secret. If I lived in PGH, I would host weekly…read morebreakfasts and business meetings here. This is a small cafe with massive flavors. Consider yourself informed. Don't say I never gave you anything. You're welcome.

Good. This was a well run place with a fun theme and generally good food. We ordered takeout, and…read moreeverything was ready on time and very nicely packaged. Giving the restaurant a call to place an order seems like a better option than ordering online, just based on the differences between their published menu and online ordering site. I didn't spend long inside, but the space seemed inviting and clean. In terms of the food, I was generally happy. We were aiming for relatively easy going brunch food, and they delivered. The house salad was pretty good, though the avocado seemed unnecessary and the goat cheese was a little intense. More cheese than necessary. The veggie omelette was exceptional. Exactly what we were aiming for. The crepes were an interesting option, and the actual crepe portion was well done. The fillings were somewhat restrained, but that's probably intentional. Pairing a salad with the crepe seemed like the right move. All told, this was a good experience. The food was nicely presented. The vegetables were generally fresh. A much better experience than I anticipated going in.

I was visiting Pittsburgh and my relatives took me to the Geppetto Cafe for brunch. They'd never…read morebeen, but it was recommended. I ordered the scrambled eggs and a side of potatoes. They ordered the Chicken Panini sandwich and the Challah French Toast. My scrambled eggs weren't scrambled and weren't good. See attached picture - it's the sorriest looking 'scrambled eggs' I've ever seen. I worked as a short order cook in college ('71-77) and mastered the 'art of cooking eggs'. I offered to show them how to make scrambled....they laughed. My side order of potatoes weren't much better. Overly seasoned with this onion salt that made them somewhat unpalatable. Well, my relatives fared better than I did! The Chicken Panini sandwich was tasty - the chicken was tender and the Gouda cheese made it very tasty. The Classic French Toast, with strawberries was also delicious - slightly crispy exterior and a light and fluffy interior! While my breakfast was, unfortunately, not very good, theirs was.

Friendly staff- smells so good inside and my goodness this bread is so good! We had the honey…read morewheat and an Italian herb bread - will definitely go back! Only issue was finding parking -- that lot gets fairly busy on a weekend.

I ordered a loaf of English Muffin toasting bread and a loaf of challah along with my sandwich …read more Both breads were delicious . The red skin potato salad was also very good . The sandwich was a disappointment, however . It was small with not a lot of meat or cheese and it was pretty pricey for just a sandwich . I will definitely return for loaves of bread .

I got a TON of bread, all of which was great! All of it kept well (still good for at least two or…read morethree days on the counter) and toasted great too! The baguette was slightly crunchy and not quite as dry as others (4.25/5). The plain and everything bagels were also good (4.5/5); they were nice, airy, and chewy. The tomato and olive focaccia was pretty good and not too oily (4.5/5), so I was able to eat a lot more of it in a sitting without it upsetting my stomach or feeling gross. The sourdough was crunchy and airy (4.5/5). My favorite was the Calabrian Pitta (5/5); it was very airy and slightly crunchy but also soft and chewy! I demolished it even faster than the others and will definitely be going back for more! The service was great too; the staff are nice and friendly (4.5/5).

We parked nearby and thought the things we could see in the window looked good so we ventured…read moreinside. We arrived shortly before they close so I'm sure earlier in the day the selection is even bigger, but there was still a lot to choose from. This is an off shoot of D'Anoia's down the street. They make sandwiches l, have a plethora of baked goods and have a coffee bar. My wife ordered several baked goods and all were tasty. We also ordered a delicious cacio e Pepe focaccia, loved this one. Also ordered a cacio e pepe sourdough loaf to take home. It was great bread to have with butter or to make sandwiches with. We will definitely return, albeit earlier in the day for even more things to choose from.