Leah made experience terrific. Brisket sandwich was great…read moreand entire trip to Forbes was top notch. My friends and I go to ballgame all over country and this is best overall stop we've made.

Fun little place with good atmosphere and great food! Leah was fun and really helpful with picking…read moresome great food choices. I went with the recommendation of the wings and got the Cajun seasoning. They were so good that I regretted asking for blue cheese for dipping. Then I added a side of Brussels sprouts and no hyperbole; these were the best I've ever had! I practically licked the bowl after.

What a great business in market sq The food is both savory &…read moresweet. It melts in your mouth & every bite is better than the last PLUZ the staff were so nice I highly highly recommend this restaurant

Love this place. Come here every time we are in Pittsburgh. This time I tried the "My Diet Starts…read moreMonday" sandwich which would be breaded chicken, cheese, bacon, and maple syrup. I turned down the "Smack yo mama" (which I knew was amazing from previous trips) and tried this one. This place makes such great food that even though this new choice was not as good as smack yo mama, it was still good. I just didn't taste the maple syrup (which was a big reason I tried this one) We will definitely be back! The server was awesome and gave great advice and the ambiance of the whole place was warm and fun!

We went there after being discouraged at another bar on Carson Street. We were not that hungry,…read moreso, upon our waitress' recommendation, we tried a pepperoni pizza, thinking that we could order more if it proved to not be enough. It was probably the best pepperoni pizza I have ever had. The high point of the evening, was our waitress. I wish I knew her name. She was very helpful, attentive, and friendly. She treated two old people just like we were 30. One caveat though. The steaks on stones looked and smelled delicious, but the prices might be a bit high. It depends on how much you enjoy steak, I think. If you are a steak eater, I'm pretty sure you will be happy. Maybe we can find out next trip.

Steak kn a Stone exceeded our expectations…read more The restaurant is located across the street from PNC Park. Even though the room looks like a typical sports bar, the food is a step above. The service is attentive.

They were kind of slow near the end. They also charged $3 more than the menu for soup, but it…read moredidn't say it on menu or if it did, the waitress didn't mention it. The soup was terrible but the sandwich was ok.

Steaks were amazing on the stone!! Salad was great as well!! Good service and so close to the pnc…read morepark

It's the classic Pittsburgh spot for a reason, very sports bar, and with piled high sandwiches that…read moreare much better than you'd expect! The pastrami and cheese is very solid, especially for $10, where you get a fair amount of meat and fries. Of course, most of it is coleslaw, but again for the price, I'm not surprised. Overall, maybe it's overrated but it's certainly worth going to and getting a pretty good bang for your buck, plus the service was really amazing too, fun experience!

This is one of those must haves if you are in Pittsburgh. If you aren't going to make it to the…read moreStrip District location, this is a nice alternative because it feels less chain/corporate than many of the suburban locations. You have to try one of the signature sandwiches (various meats topped with coleslaw and fries and amazing, thick bread). Something to note is that this isn't a creamy coleslaw. In fact, on its own it doesn't have much flavor (mostly just pepper) but it somehow pairs well with the sandwich. The downside to this location is that they aren't exactly the best at table turnover/cleaning tables and the restaurant itself doesn't feel spotless (like some other locations do). But in a way, it kind of adds to the vibe of the place. There are several parking garages and also on street parking nearby. Nice that it has late hours most evenings (since a lot of downtown restaurants seem to close fairly early). Definitely worth a visit.

Great ambience and choice of tap beers. We had an office party and an exclusive place was…read moreearmarked. Though we reached early we had to wait until when our booking time. Understandably so. But the hostess and server walked in just on the time and thereafter they made us feel at ease. Extremely energetic set of people. The World Cup fever added to the glamour with passionate fans supporting there teams. Looking forward to coming back and enjoying this place when I am next visiting the city

We went recently for a late night dinner at City Works. One of my favorite spots downtown for a…read morequick and casual bite right in market square!! If you are looking for a spot to watch any game going on this is the spot!! It has probably 20 different TVs, lots of drinks and indoor/outdoor seating Our server Lake was super kind and we had a great time. Food comes out very quickly and tastes good. The seasoning on the fries was my favorite and the hot honey flatbread was filled with flavor. We will definitely be back soon especially since it's warm and lots of sports going on!

Believe it or not, I had never been to this bar before, of course I haven't lived in the actual…read morecity of Pittsburgh in almost 30 years. Plus, I haven't been to an actual event at the arena since it first opened & this bar is located on 5th Ave right behind PPG Paints Arena. A bunch of us gathered here before & after a concert at the arena & what a great place. Old school Pittsburgh bar, with friendly staff & when crowded the patrons spill out onto the street. The bartender even offered me a free beer since she told me I was waiting too long (I actually wasn't) & the owner, Jim, gave us bar logo tee shirts when we came back after the show. A couple days ago a friend of mine from Chicago told me that this bar is in his top five bars in the USA and that he used to always visit here whenever he came to Pittsburgh! It's a popular gathering spot before & after hockey games & concerts.

Great dive bar. Great ambience and relaxed clientele. Good bar and bar food. Enjoy going here…read morebefore an event at PPG Arena (great location just a couple blocks away).

I wish I had a picture from my 21st birthday on April 8th 2013. One of my best friends, Roman, took…read moreme here to drink. I remember the shock of seeing the beer menu, ordering a chocolate stout, and not being prepared for it! It was a great place to drink and enjoy the atmosphere of the sports on the TV's and sitting next to the windows. I will have to come back here soon, as I haven't been back since... This is a great place to make wonderful memories with special people. You don't want to pass this place up.

We stopped into Sidelines because we'd heard good things about the wings. I'm here to tell you that…read moreyou may want to skip this spot. We stopped in on a Tuesday night and opted to sit at the bar since it wasn't busy. Something important to note is that when we arrived, the music was playing softly in the background. While the prices were decent, the service was not. Our waitress came over to us after our appetizers arrived, I asked for a refill, we made eye contact, she ignored me, and turned around. It took another ten minutes before I was able to get a refill, and she never asked again for the rest of the time we were there. The people sitting beside us arrived later and ordered similar food to us, and they somehow received their food quite some time before ours came out. I am almost certain the bartender forgot to put in our order. Halfway through our meal (which was okay at best), someone turned the music up so loud that we couldn't hear each other speak. I'm pretty sure "Brandy, You're A Fine Girl" played three times in a 30-minute window. It felt like we were intruding on a private party despite there being maybe seven other people at the bar. Despite clearly being done with our food, it took us another 30 minutes to get our checks. If you're looking for cheap bar food and don't mind repetitive music at varying levels of volume and being ignored by your bartender, give Sidelines a try.