Great neighborhood restaurant a real surviver place in a old steel town I only wish they were open…read moremore days But I get it

My husband and I polled a Facebook group called "Pittsburgh foodies" to get recs on everyone's…read morefavorite Reuben sandwich in the greater Pittsburgh area. With at least 50 responses, Emil's came up in the top 5 so we knew we had to give it a try. We drove all the way from cranberry during rush hour so it was quite the ordeal to get to Rankin but well worth the trip. The restaurant was very busy and service was slightly slow, but not terrible. It's a fairly rundown looking establishment, but the food was great and the server was friendly. I wouldnt say it's the best Reuben I've ever had but it was big and flavorful and definitely satisfied the craving. I would have loved just a little more sauce too! If you love a good Reuben definitely add Emil's to your list!

Weird little pub part of a weird little diner. Both seems to have been around since the dark ages…read more Typical beer and shot joint.

Terrible service, not great food, terrible atmosphere…read more Waiting so long to get anyone to even pay attention to us and then longer to get drinks. Do not recommend

LOVE POTATO PATCH. They've changed so much over the years but the potatoes and cheese are always…read moreamazing. I mean, just LOOK at the photo below. Potatoes and cheese could never do wrong. Service is hit or miss. The ambiance is just kennywood. But anytime I go, potato patch is a must.

Things change over the years and the potato patch fries are no different. Coming in now at $8-$13…read morea fry these spuds lack all the wonderful tastes my young mind remembered. Salty, crispy, with tangy nacho cheese! Also not extraordinarily priced. The todays potato patch still has the super long lines, but the actual product is lack luster at best. They are now very bland with a mushy texture and an also bland cheese sauce. The only thing salty was the workers. They were also completely out of ketchup for a long time, so you couldn't cover up the mediocrity with some Heinz. Overall a pass in the future unless they do something about the quality, specifically lack thereof.

While my husband and I were across the street getting our tires rotated, we decided we needed…read morelunch. The only real choice in that area is Homeville Trolley Stop. No interest in midday drinking, we decided to pop around back into the little casual cafe (the bar area is out front). The tiny space has a handful of booths, a table, and 4 bar stools. It's not much to look at - no decorations, low ceiling tiles, and just super plain. But the place appeared clean, and the staff is so nice and attentive. I'd give them 4 stars for that! The food is a bit better than standard bar food. I ordered a fried chicken salad. The iceberg lettuce (ugh) was accompanied by a handful of cucumber slices, banana pepper rings, red onion, some cheese, and what I think was boneless, sliced chicken fingers. I opted against having fries in my salad. I also picked off the handful of cherry tomatoes. The dressing - balsamic vinaigrette- was good. My husband enjoyed his club sandwich on rye with American cheese. Apologies - forgot to take food pics!

Great daily food specials for lunch and dinner. Tasty meatloaf special is a great comfort dish…read more Homemade soups are really good. Good menu selection including the Turkey Bacon Club, and the Hot Roast Beef Sandwiches are my favorites . Bartenders are very friendly and accommodating. There's a small dining room separate from the smoking bar area. Clean accommodations. Nice beer selection at reasonable prices. If I'm the area stop by, you won't be disappointed.

Great place to get a hoagie!…read more I always order through GrubHub and the sandwich is always amazing. Classic Pittsburgh staple and 'must visit' for anyone new to or touring Pittsburgh.

Triangle Bar & Grill was an okay experience for me. A few of my patients kept telling me I had to…read morecome try it and were raving about the sandwiches and how big they are, so I decided to stop by for lunch one day and finally check it out. I will say, I was a little underwhelmed based on how much hype I heard, but that could honestly just be because of what I ordered. I ended up getting a cheesesteak, and coming from being used to Philly cheesesteaks, I think I had pretty high expectations that just were not met here. That being said, it was still fine, and I am glad I got to try it. The service was nice and quick, which I appreciated. I definitely plan on going back to try one of their more famous sandwiches so I can give it another shot and hopefully change my outlook. I am not counting them out just yet.

I and my family ate at Jodi's last summer and the meal was poor. The hot dog was burnt, and my…read moreyoung son refused to eat it. The salad was made with leftovers and the decor inside was something from 1950. Not attractive place at all. Yesterday my friend in Pittsburgh ordered and when the pickup was opened the food was not as advertised at all. He called to complain and was told he would be given credit. My advise is when In pittsburgh, go to Eat N. Park restaurant. I would never ever return to Jodi's again.

Great service! Great food!!! I go breakfast every few months. The servers are all great!! They have…read morea lot more of regular customers too. Passed by it for yrs a d just stopped in one Sunday for breakfast and have been coming ever since.

Live music, outside seating. Old school vibe. Casual fun hang. Limited menu but good.read more

Still loving this place. The serving staff is wonderful, especially Janet. Super cool lady, and she…read morestays busy. The food and drinks were terrific and very reasonably priced. He has a great back room where musicians play, including the great and immortal KING of Pgh rock and roll - Norm Nardini. As always, had a great time here. This place is a serious gem in the pgh music scene. Bob Portogallo is 'da bomb!

The food is consistently good. They have lots of gluten-free options, and vegetarian options. The…read morestaff is professional in the servings. Give us an extra meal tomorrow!

I had the spaghetti Bolognese and was not impressed at all. Seemed a bit dry with plenty of meat…read morebut not enough sauce. Odd id say. Thought it'd be the other way around.