I haven't been here in years but the food was just as good as I remember and the service was great…read more I was first sat by the window in the main bar and it was so loud that I could barely hear we asked to move and they moved us quickly to the back bar area, which was nice and they checked to see if it was OK we said yes, but they still offered us the very back room that seemed like it was for private parties and that's where we ended up moving to. They turned the volume of the music lower and even adjusted the heat as it was just the two of us back there the waitress was still very attentive and helpful although she could have easily forgot about us. I was sold on the chai apple martini, even though I was hesitant because it felt more like a Christmas drink and it was February, but it was delicious and I got another one. I ordered the pork chop medium well the sauce was delicious. However, the pork chop was dry. I still ate the whole thing because the sauce and everything accompanying it was amazing. My friend ordered the pesto pasta, which I tried. I really enjoyed it too, especially the Barrata. his steak was also ordered medium well and was drier than my pork chop. I couldn't eat it, but luckily it was not my meal. He did didn't seem to mind too much. The vibes were high all night, even though we were in the back partly because of the waitress, but mostly because of what seemed to be almost a Rihanna only playlist lol

We have been to the Urban Tap twice in the last two weeks. Let me say what I love: good quality…read morefood and so many beers on tap. We have come for lunch and dinner and both are great. Their beers are excellent; I am an IPA guy and they always have two beers on special. Last time I got a decent IPA, 20 oz worth, for $5 because it was a special. My wife and I split the chicken sandwich and they divided the sandwich and fries on to two plates without asking. Their fries are really good; their fries are fresh cut and perfect. The environment is quiet and not rushed. Service is very good. I can say that we will be regulars here; close location and nothing to tell me to go elsewhere.

A large group of us stopped by on Wednesday night and it's huge so fantastic for groups! The beer…read morehalf side is on the right hand side when you walk in and you can get cocktails at the bar on the left hand side. They had a good amount of well crafted cocktails and I especially loved the clarified Stone Nectar. They also have food and we shared a pepperoni pizza and it was pretty good!

Super hip and attractive bar with a unique menu of cocktails and wine (beer in the beer room) and…read morefriendly service.

Went in for an "event" for my organization, and had a blast. There was this group of musicians…read morejamming out Irish shanties, which was so fun, and I got to try a purple beer! So when I went on I thought the bartender looked familiar, and we bonded over having common faces, then she generously offered some tastes, and they were both great. I went with a coffee snow, which may be why I didn't get tired until late (), but it was worth it. I had eaten but my people loved the pretzels and flatbread. They said the honey butter was out of sight. My second beer was a recommendation. I went back up and asked what else she thought I would like, and she suggested a pineapple ube sour. I did not think I would like it because sours miss more often than they hit, but this hit hard. I loved it! I'm so happy to have found this place that is walkable from my apartment!

The Gratitude barley wine was pouring fine and the vegan pizza and cheezy breadsticks were great…read more The French onion soup left a weird aftertaste taste I couldn't identify, and I didn't care for it. I appreciated that we ran into some neighbors and a work colleague while we were there--a testament to EEBC's status as a local favorite!

Great place to meet for dinner after work on Thursdays for the $10 burger special! Most recently I…read morehad the bacon Brussel sprouts and the bourbon burger. Service is excellent, you can sit a the bar near the fire or at a table. Great place for a quick and tasty meal!

Good service, good food! Don't miss the fresh cut fries. Salads also fresh and delicious!read more

Cool brewery/bar in the squirrel hill area. Located right next to hidden harbor and I think they…read moreshared a kitchen so you can get similar food. They have a wide variety of drinks from many different breweries and the vibe of the place is pretty great.

Vibes are good here! It's a little dark inside for me but I'm glad they have seating outside as…read morewell. They have a good selection of beer of course but I like that they have other things like Arsenal cider and cocktails as well since I don't drink beer. Love that they have a ton of space for groups and that they have a food truck outside always. Staff was nice and service is quick. Definitely worth checking out in Lawrenceville.

This is the kind of place where you grab a few friends or a loved one and sit in a cozy table while…read moreyou order one of everything to share. Oh man! The food is made from scratch and is flavorful. The restaurant is cozy with the kindest and most knowledgeable staff. Also, trust me and get the fries. I don't care about any diet you might be on. Just do it! They are divine.

APPALLING. A SHADOW of its former self. Mediocre food, discourteous service, and to top it all off,…read morea FILTHY restaurant. I was last at Point Brugge in April 2022, when the grub and warm welcome were well-worth the price. I'm not sure what has happened since then, but if my most recent experience is anything to go by, SERIOUS changes have to be undertaken at this once gem of Point Breeze for it to justify the equally serious price increases that have gone by since then. The food: BLAND and prepared without care for the customer. To start off, my companion and I both got the "soup du jour." It was tomato and onion cream. Completely mediocre and far too sweet. I could've bought a prepared soup at Trader Joe's of the same quality. For our mains, I got a $36 (!) salmon with fried veggies and lentils. The fish was OK (it's hard to wreck good salmon), but the veggies were positively DRIPPING in oil and the lentils were salted to all hell. I could not finish the latter. My companion ordered a $16 vegetable sandwich and specifically requested no red onions. Guess what? The sandwich and its side salad were chock-full of red onion slices. So much for customer service. The restaurant: GROSS. The remnants of mussels and other food items were LITTERED all over the floor of the "top" area of the restaurant. The walls are full of cracks; the paint is peeling; and where the drywall meets the floorboard, AVERT your gaze! Giant, gaping holes pepper the entire lower part of the wall, as if positively begging for a rodent infestation. How is this up to code? The service: UNFRIENDLY. I think we were served by the manager. He had sort of a strange attitude and cadence, and only asked us anything about the food BEFORE we had started eating the soups. Consider asking us after we've finished something? I think he was mad that I had only ordered a water. Sorry! Alcohol is bad for you, and I for one wasn't going to slurp down a sugary "mocktail" next to all those oily mushrooms. Next stop? UPMC Presby. Apart from him, the staff was underdressed and loud (although, for what it's worth, a bit friendlier). However, I prefer to know if I'm interacting with a paid employee or a freight train driver who has just gotten off a 16-hour-shift driving on the CSX mailine. I get it: nobody is expecting you to wear a tuxedo in 2026. But let's at least try to outdress the most casual of customers, no? Considering Point Brugge was once a place I took people from out-of-town to show off the East End, this is a sad, sad fall from grace. I will NOT be going back, and, as long as they don't get their act together, neither should you. Not in this economy. $36 oily azz mushrooms...

I'm unsure why low reviewers complain about the smoke- this is a cigar bar. If you go to a cigar…read morebar, then expect smoke. It was exactly what my friends were looking for after dinner down the street. The cigars, drinks, were well-priced (although it is cash-only). The laid back vibe and tucked in booths were appreciated because we were in our own little world talking away. I don't have much to say about the bartenders because I didn't really interact with them. I think the only recommendation I have is to put the cigars in a humidor rather than a plastic bin. That was a bit off-putting.

Yeah, so, I'm not much of a Yelper. I don't get off on the thought of people seeing that I had a…read morebad experience at a place. But after about a month of severe internal struggle (divorce, CPS, the whole gambit), and at the behest of some caring friends, I finally feel compelled to tell my story. On March 16th, my wife and I were out celebrating Stone Cold day (and also our child to be) with some friends. We were all feeling okay, having an alright time remembering some of the Texas Rattlesnake's best moments of the Attitude Era at one of the least interesting spots the city has to offer. My wife's cousin ordered us all a round of shots (I must stress that this is the only shot my wife took, we're not monsters!) when shit suddenly got real. My wife, or, "ex-wife" I guess (gotta get used to saying that) just chased her shot with some of my IPA whenever one of the bartenders started squaring up on my wife's cousin. The bartender (some schlubby guy who kept talking about how his "night elf" was supposed to be selling iron ore on the auction house??) came around the bar, took his shirt off (unfortunately) and started yelling at my wife's cousin about something called a "molten core." This bartender called by wife's cousin a "beta cuck" while some old crone in the back (surely not unlike a harpy enemy in one of this bartender's favorite games) continued to squawk "NOBODY WANTS YOU HERE!!!" while feathers were flying everywhere and landing in patrons' drinks. It was at this moment that my wife went into labor. The bartenders were super pissed off that her water broke everywhere and that they had to do something besides flex and yell at people. Now I will say, they all did there part to help make sure the baby was delivered safely. Even the crone I mentioned gave us one of her nests to place the fresh babe into (shocker!) But, to my surprise, my sweet baby son wasn't in that nest for more than four minutes when the aforementioned bartender started calling my newborn a "beta cuck." Then the other male bartender came around, also took his shirt off, and started trying to challenge my newborn to a fight. I got the sense that the two bartenders were in the same fantasy guild, but I don't know for sure. All this to say, were it not for a bunch of man-children running some kind of excuse for a bar, I'd still have a wife and a child. My newborn child has more balls than any employee here does. Mardi Gras?? What an insult.

Really cool selection of beers and cool bar area which is downstairs. They have a machine that…read morechills the beers so you can drink them right from the shelf. Don't hesitate to stop in and grab a drink and walk around to appreciate all the beer.

If you're looking for any beer in particular, they have it!…read more What I love most about this place is you can take the beers you buy off the shelves downstairs to the bar and they can quick freeze it and serve it to you cold and refreshing like right out of the tap. The downstairs bar has beers on tap but they also have several cans and bottles that are cold in the cooler and also ones on the shelves to either buy and take home or quick freeze and drink there too. They serve some food too and even though it's limited to what you can get they will have something that caters to your palate. The vibe upstairs is just like any beer store but downstairs is my vibe because it's very hip. The employees are talkative and friendly. It's a great spot for all of your seasonal beers :P

We had the pleasure of stopping by Hidden Harbor in Pittsburgh for some tiki drinks, and it did not…read moredisappoint. This spot is amazing -- the drinks are solid, the décor is on point, and the bar has such a welcoming vibe. They also serve food, though we only went for the tiki cocktails this time around. If you're ever in the Steel City, this is definitely a must-visit.

We stopped by right at 5pm when they opened on Saturday and were able to snag three seats at the…read morebar. There was a line of people waiting to get in already! The inside has super cute tiki vibes although it does get pretty dark after the sun sets. I love how all their drinks come in super cute cups along with fun accessories. Our drinks were pretty good. They didn't have any shots (besides straight liquor) when I asked but they were nice enough to give me a little sample in a small cup of another drink

We were all packed into a house with several families and little kids who needed some time to run…read moreand stretch their legs so I quickly looked up the nearest best park on Yelp. Voila, Highland Park saved the day. The thing that attracted me most was the playground that featured plenty of shade as well as playscapes that worked for various ages including babies with a soft floor. I also want to highlight that this park features hiking trails and a great view overlooking downtown Pittsburgh. It's tucked into a historic neighborhood so the drive to the park was also pleasant. If I lived in the area, I could see myself frequenting this park. Overall a wonderful experience and we will definitely visit the next time we are in Pittsburgh!

Traveling to Pittsburgh with an eight-year-old, we found Highland Park because of its larger…read moreplayground. The park itself is large with trails and lots of nature. The playground comes with a shaded picnic area, a port-a-potty, and plenty of play structures shaped as ships and castles. My daughter loved it!