This is perhaps the finest congregation in the county, led by an energetic, gifted,…read morespiritually-centered young pastor. Check it out! You will find a warm welcome and a spiritual feast.

I have been going to this church for years, but my time has come to an end. The Bible Chapel has…read morebecome extremely politically focused. The pastors will start yelling in the middle of the service about their political view and assume everyone else agrees. Whether I agree or not, I personally go to church to learn about Jesus. If I wanted a Sunday morning Trump rally, I would go to one.

Best church in the Pittsburgh area. The main focus is God's word which should be the main focus of…read moreevery church! Children's programs are second to none! Highly recommend.

A welcoming and loving Maronite community! Merci Abouna and parishioners for making us feel so a…read morepart at Qorbono and at the Festival. We were blessed to be here the whole weekend! May God continue to bless you all!

Since Holy Angels no longer sells fish sandwiches St Max is without a doubt the BEST Church fish…read moresandwich around--highly recommended!!! And they're serving it now every Friday!

*review of the fish fry* Have been wanting to try this fish…read morefry since we ran into people at Holy Angels fish fry last year saying we had to try it. It was definitely worth it! Little wait time for our food. The fish was HUGE and the bread was light. Plenty of parking in the lot and on the street. Will definitely be back!

---Fish fry review---…read more As the finale to my PGH Lenten Fish Fry World Tour, I paid a visit to St. Rosalia's on Good Friday at around 5:30pm. One of my faithful fish fry touring companions accompanied me, making the trek to Greenfield a bit less confusing and monotonous and my opinion on the quality of the goods a bit more reliable. As per usual, I phoned in an order ahead of time, and the ordering and fulfillment process went smoothly. For my order, I went with the fried fish sandwich ($7) and a side of mac and cheese ($3), and my companion went with the fried fish dinner, which came with roasted red potatoes, green beans, and a miniature loaf of cornbread ($10). Despite that the fish looked kind of sketchy to me (esp. the coating), it was surprisingly good. The coating was of the breaded variety and was light and crisp, and the fish itself was flaky and moist. The roll, while nothing particularly special, held up to the fish well--which is the purpose of a roll, after all. As for the sides, I can only speak for the mac and cheese, given that I didn't sample my dining companion's sides. Unlike another recent reviewer, I found the mac and cheese solidly average for fish fry mac and cheese (maybe someone different was making it?). My dining companion enjoyed his sides, and I ended up eating the cornbread, which isn't really worth evaluation as it was prepackaged. Overall, my dining companion and I enjoyed St. Rosalia's fish fry and would recommend it. While it's not the best fish fry in PGH, I'd put it in the top 10-15th percentile, making it one of the better bets in the city. As such, it made for a solid ending to my PGH fish fry tour.

*Fish Fry Review!!*…read more Although it is super weird that you can review a religious institution on Yelp, a fish fry review is totally necessary. Originally, we wanted to go to St. Regis', but they sold out of everything by 5:45 PM. After looking at the fish fry map, we found this one was open until 7:30. As I live in a Jewish dominated neighborhood, this is one of the closest fish frys to me. While it was not cheap, it was pretty good. Each member of my family ordered a fried fish sandwich ($7). My dad has been to two other frys this year and said this was definitely the best one of the bunch, but it was the most expensive. The fish was lightly breaded on a humongous hamburger bun. It was a large piece of fish, and I couldn't quite finish the sandwich. There were plenty of individual condiments to choose from including tartar sauce, cocktail sauce, ketchup, and hot sauce. I also ordered a small side of Mac and Cheese ($3), and my dad ordered a small side of Haluski ($3). Although this will sound crazy, this place had GREAT Mac and cheese. The portion was big for a side. While it was clearly frozen macaroni of some kind, whoever doctored it knew what they were doing. We wouldn't recommend the Haluski, though, as it wasn't very good at all. The children of the church simultaneously were running a bake sale, which was a good idea. Unlike a lot of church bake sales, most of the goods were not homemade. We weren't really game to pay $1 for a single chips ahoy cookie. Great if you have spare cash and want dessert, though. The only complaint is that the children of this church were really poorly behaved. We had kids playing football behind us while we ate, another group shrieking and running around playing tag, and then the poor group of girls trying to run the bake sale. The parents saw this happening and pretended to try to stop them, but they were very Yinzer. It was more important to socialize than watch their kids. The kids could have easily played outside and not disturbed the people trying to eat. We could not hear each other talking across a table. So while the fish was good, we are unlikely to return. Not so shockingly- cash only.

Beautiful stained glass windows on this tall brick building…read more On Sunday evenings, inside, you will find City Reformed Church for their evening worship. Wonderful group of Christ followers meet to read passages of Scripture; sing songs accompanied by live musicians; listen to a sermon; and finish with a time of fellowship. Come visit!

This is a very nice community church where you can feel comfortable being yourself and not feel…read morejudged for how you look or how much money you give. Everyone at St. Catherine's really makes you feel welcome. The pastor is very nice, friendly and he always gives insightful homilies. What I really love about St. Catherine's is they are really accommodating, to which there is a Spanish mass at 1pm on Sundays and they also have a room in the back for unruly children. The charming choir performs every week during Sunday 11am mass. In the summer, usually the first week of August, they hold a church festival with games and food. It's not that large but it's fun for all members of the family. A thing to note: you must get the homemade fried zucchini at their annual festival because it is delicious! I've been going to St. Catherine's for many years and although it's not fancy, it is definitely one of my favorite churches in Pittsburgh.

What a beautiful sanctuary! The building was constructed in 1851, and it's been beautifully…read moremaintained. Lovely stained glass windows and a small but welcoming congregation.