Le Mont is elegant, with gold interior accents throughout, and the high glass walls offer stunning views of the city. Getting there is honestly a little scary, since the restaurant sits on top of a hill, but they offer valet parking to make life easier. The food was okay. Given how beautiful the restaurant is, I expected the dishes to blow me away, but the hoisin Brussels sprouts, pecan-crusted salmon, and lamb chops fell short. They missed the opportunity to make the flavors more interesting and complex. The service, however, was a standout. The staff went above and beyond by gifting me a generous gift card enclosed in an envelope with "Happy Birthday" written in beautiful calligraphy. They also took a photo of us, gave us a framed print, and surprised me with a delicious cake for my birthday. It was incredibly thoughtful and sweet. To be completely honest, I'm not sure I would come back just for the food, since it was mediocre. But, I might return for the service, view, and interior design, as those alone make it a memorable experience. read more

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I had a reservation of 3 during Restaurant Week because someone recommended to us. It has a beautiful night view of Pittsburgh overlooking the rivers and bridges. I was checked in immediately and greeted by the host. They have valet parking for like $10, but there is free street parking (be warned it is on a hill). We got a 3 course meal for $45.26 each and added calamari as an appetizer. The calamari ($20) was actually very good -- it was soft and well seasoned, not rubbery or dry at all. It's tossed in sweet and spicy peppers and is lightly breaded w/ garlic butter. It was aromatic and quickly devoured by us. We also got bread for the table which has an assortment of soft rolls and hard flat breads. I got the Grinch Punch, which was a seasonal cocktail. Overall, a decent drink with their sugar rim and festive colors. 1st course: soup or salad I got the butternut squash soup which was very creamy and smooth. It was a good soup as a professional soup lover. It has butternut squash, pumpkin, onions, and garlic. I didn't quite taste the pumpkin, but it was seasoned and blended. I also was told that the wedding soup was very good, consisting of Italian meatballs, chicken, spinach, acini pasta, and homemade chicken broth. 2nd course: main entree I was honestly disappointed by its presentation. The steak looked fine (I guess like how a steak should), and it was medium rare like I asked. It's drenched in sauce and capers. But the sides were comically large and plated in an unorthodox manner. The green beans and whole carrot was not seasoned, not even some salt and pepper. It's literally an entire whole carrot that was skinned (not even the top was chopped off) and sliced in half. At least the carrot was soft, but it just looks comical. 3rd course: dessert Because they were 3 of us, we opted to get one of each to try them all: red velvet, burnt almond torte, and chocolate layer cake. The red velvet was CAKED in its buttercream frosting. The chocolate layer cake had mini chocolate chips on its outside layer for some crunch that I enjoyed. However, I think the best dessert had to be the burnt almond torte because it was light and not too sweet. It had a good mix of soft cream and flaky layers. The staff and service was good. Food came in a timely manner. However, I don't think I would return to this restaurant or pick this again during Restaurant Week (given the numerous restaurants with coursed meals and offers during that week). read more

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Go for the view of the city and if your tastebuds are no longer functioning. The ambiance was like stepping back in time. It was still decorated for Christmas complete with a Christmas drink menu on the table. It is mid-January. The meal was a major disappointment. Half of the entrees served in our group of 8 was unfortunately cold and lacked any discernible seasoning. The salad was completely overwhelmed, swimming in a pool of dressing. Most frustrating was the dessert; after being presented with an attractive dessert tray, the actual cake served was stale and tasted like cardboard. The desserts are promoted as being made in-house. The disappointment was mutual for everyone in our party of 8. When someone in the party mentioned the quality of the cake to the server, he started arguing with them! For a restaurant with such an elegant reputation, the quality of the food is simply not up to standard. While the views have remained the same over the years, the quality of the food was very disappointing. There are much better choices if you want to enjoy the view AND your meal. read more

Wed. July 8, 2026 Hello Folks, It is hard to imagine that so many horrible things can go on with one restaurant visit. Here is the write up I plan to put into Yelp and also the Le Mont's Own comment section, which Becky they will surely take down. Happy reading below. What a horrible experience with initially my believing that I am taking Becky to "one of the classiest spots in all of Pittsburgh. Boy was I wrong!!! Harvey Sherman Bethesda, Md. (Grew Up In Carnegie, Pa. -- Carnegie, Pa. Is A close-In Suburb Of Pitt. Pa.-- and lived there for 27 years prior to moving to DC) ********************************************************************** I WANTED TO TAKE MY LONG TIME GIRLFRIEND TO WHAT I BELIEVED TO BE ONE OF THE CLASSIEST & EXPENSIVE RESTAURANTS IN THE PITTSBURGH, PA. AREA. BOY WAS I WRONG!!! ONCE INSIDE, GOT INSTEAD, ONE DISASTER AFTER ANOTHER THERE My name is Harvey Sherman Bethesda, Maryland. Grew Up in Carnegie, Pa. and for the first 27 years lived there also. Then I moved to the Washington DC area, but come to visit to the Pittsburgh area 2-3 times a year to visit there, and to spend time with these 2 longtime special buddies of mine and their wives, along with my longtime girlfriend. The Lemont Restaurant was considered "one of the top classiest restaurants in the Pittsburgh area". No longer; They have lost their golden crown. So, finally I did so, and got a reservation ahead of time for the six of us to go to the Lamont Restaurant for dinner the 6 of us, 6:30 PM Friday, July 3. NOW THE STORY GETS JUICY; AND THIS HORRIBLE DEBACLE ABOUT OUR HORRIFIC DINNER EXPERIENCE BEGINS. FIRST, we ordered two appetizers and surprisingly, they were served and all OK with them. Then we each ordered our entrées and the calamity of a major nature started happening, And quite shockingly unexpected. My girlfriend ordered seafood; her entree was OK. Then, they came out with my one male friend's order ... a seafood pasta that came out OK. NOW WAIT; THE DISASTERS NOW BEGIN My guy friend's wife ordered a vegetable entree in which the tofu came out like hard pieces of cardboard ... four or five slices. They looked horrible; she couldn't eat them. The other guy's wife ordered a steak; and she wanted it pink; it didn't come out as she ordered it. Big disappointment for her. My other male friend ordered a crabcakes' entree; they were mostly filler; he was quite angry and called the general manager, who took it off the bill, not to be charged. Are you getting the lack of high-quality professionalism at this restaurant? As for me, I ordered two lesser items because I was somewhat full from the appetizers. I ordered onion soup, which was fine and also a Caesar salad with anchovies on it. What I got instead of anchovies were small baby sardines, which turned me off, and the Caesar salad at the time I ate it tasted good. BUT BUT BUT........disaster hit me that night about 1 AM. By 1 AM that evening I began getting a very sour stomach, nearly throwing up and every 45 minutes from about 1 AM July 4 through about 4 PM July 4, I had to visit the bathroom terribly often .... at least 8 to 10 times (about every 25-35 minutes) feeling super sick. I ask myself, is this my time to DIE? By then I knew, I had food poisoning from the Caesar salad. How did I recognize food poisoning on myself? Years ago when I was in business, I went to a trade function various times in Baltimore; it was a bull-oyster roast. The last time I went to that function, I pigged-out on oysters which I did before; came home that night and got stricken severely with the same identical symptoms, sore stomach, headache, and bathroom runs for over 12 hours. I knew I had food poisoning. Also, I knew by the extensive reading I do that Caesar salad is made from Romain lettuce; and if you look on the Internet, it is known to have a good amount of e coli in many of the bags or whole Romain lettuce heads. STILL MORE FUN READING BELOW.... And then, lastly, to top it off with the many debacles mentioned above, I asked them where the men's room was, and they pointed to stairs going upstairs. Not only do I have a bad hip that I have to get operated on, but for one to have to go upstairs with a sore hip was not so nice. They then told me that on this main floor, that there's a men's bathroom to the left. I said why did you not tell me that there's a Men's bathroom on the main floor to the left? I said to them where is a sign on the wall that there is a men's room on same floor? Didn't have one. read more

Stopped here for dinner on a Thursday night. Had a reservation for 2 at 8:30. Checked in at 8:15 and were sat immediately. I will say this is probably one of the most upscale restaurants we have been to in the PGH area. Located on Mt. Washington overlooking the point and downtown, we had a table right next to the big windows. We started with sharing a French onion soup and the burrata, along with the assorted table breads which came out warm. The soup was good, a deep and hearty flavor to the broth and the cheese and bread topper is always a nice addition to this dish. The burrata was good as well, but it seemed somewhat executed poorly - just haphazard tomato slices with no real balsamic. Reminded me of something someone could make in their kitchen to mimic what they got at the restaurant. For my entree, I went with the filet which comes with potato mash and beans and carrots. Steak was done properly medium; the vegetables were good and crisp; but the potatoes I'm still waiting on the rest of. It was like they were out and scraped the bottom of the pan for whatever was left. They tasted good A just not enough of them. I also added a side of lobster risotto which was just a mess. It wasn't creamy, and was just a mess of various stuff that was hard to negotiate. For dessert, the carrot cake was very good. Our waiter - young guy with a mustache and a bow tie was good. But he went kind of absent halfway thru the meal. Kind of odd bc we were only one of 4 tables in the whole place late Thursday. Overall good, just some hiccups. read more

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Went with family for a graduation dinner and they did such a great job. Inside is extremely unique with gold trim and fancy vibe. The view of the city was fantastic. Ordered a Caesar salad, which was prepared as any salad. Ordered a fillet mignon and was delicious. I do not eat green beans, but the carrots and mashed potatoes were good as well. They served a small chocolate cake for the graduate which tasted good as well. Service was good, she was very attentive and brought extra rolls when asked. Would come back for a nice occasion again! read more

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Food, service and ambience are top notch. View is the best of anywhere. Our place to go for special occasions.

Dining at LeMont feels less like a night out and more like stepping into a perfectly preserved time capsule from 1972. Situated atop Mt. Washington with a commanding view of Pittsburgh's skyline, the venue exudes vintage grandeur -- and not always in a good way. From the moment you walk in under the glow of opulent chandeliers, you're hit with a swirl of nostalgia, gold accents, and the faint hum of diners yelling over a soundtrack that's more nightclub than fine dining. The Scene: Glamorous Decay Meets Golden Girls Energy LeMont is the place where birthdays, anniversaries, and septuagenarian seductions collide. The bar is buzzing with women who could've taught charm school in the '80s -- and are still working the room like it's happy hour at the Copa. Everyone's dressed to impress, just not necessarily for this decade. As for the noise level, it's off the charts. The music is so loud you'll find yourself screaming over Sinatra remixes while battling the eerie feedback of a dozen hearing aids shorting out in unison. The place is alive, just not in a way that says "refined." The Food: A Sysco-Powered Soirée Let's not kid ourselves -- this isn't farm-to-table. This is Sysco-to-freezer-to-table, served under the guise of classic Continental cuisine. The shrimp cocktail is textbook 1980s hotel banquet. Steaks are perfectly uniform, and sauces feel like they were engineered for mass production. You're not here for a culinary revelation. You're here to relive someone's third marriage reception. Service: Earnest, Polite, and in on the Joke The staff does their best and remains cheerful amidst the chaos. They know exactly where they work -- a place where patrons toast to 40 years of marriage while yelling "turn it down!" to no one in particular. They're polite, responsive, and willing to snap a photo of your party under the chandeliers, whether it's your 80th birthday or just Wednesday night at LeMont. Amenities: Sports Bar Touch in a Supper Club Shell One can't help but mention the jarring presence of a television above the bar playing a baseball game -- because nothing says fine dining like watching the Pirates get swept while sipping a glass of mid-tier Chardonnay beneath a crystal chandelier. Final Thoughts: A Pittsburgh Spectacle LeMont isn't just a restaurant -- it's an institution. A throwback to when men wore jackets to dinner and women carried clutch purses the size of VCRs. It's kitsch wrapped in velvet, served with a breadbasket that hasn't changed in 40 years. If you're celebrating a milestone and want a heavy dose of Pittsburgh glam and glittered nostalgia, LeMont delivers -- unironically. But if you're chasing cutting-edge cuisine or ambiance under 90 decibels, look elsewhere. read more

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The main attraction to this restaurant is the view of Pittsburgh and the three rivers. We were there for an awards ceremony but the food was mediocre at best. I like a steak bloody rare. My steak was well-done. I wrestled this shoe leather for a few bites and passed it on to someone who likes a well-done steak. The vegetables and the salad were tasty. The cheesecake dessert was very common like a grocery store brand. The maitre d was rushing us around like cattle to get seated and eventually started serving salads to empty tables. He was not a happy man. They have a tasty Bloody Mary. The view was incredible and the night was enjoyed. The decor of the restaurant was beautiful. The food was mediocre. Parking is valet. They have a coat check and they take reservations. There is a dance floor. The women's restroom is old style with a sitting room. I loved the ambiance. read more

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Fine dining. High-end Americano, seafood and steak done right. Of course the view is perfect. The decor probably hasn't changed in over 50 years or longer. That's why I love it there. You can actually spend an evening and see what Pittsburgh used to look like back in the 60s and 70s. Top-notch elegance. When I come back to Pittsburgh, especially if I'm with a group gotta come to LeMont. Service is of the highest quality. The people are great. read more

Been here many times and it's always wonderful experience and spectacular views. Be sure to ask for a window table when making a reservation, especially at a sunset, is highly recommended and memorable experience! The food was also amazing and service is absolutely incredible! Highly recommended! read more

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It's been a long time since I've been here, and transparently, only made a reservation as we had a gift card. I tried to give them the benefit of the doubt that this place has evolved at all through the years, but I found it stuffy and disappointing. To be clear, the staff was wonderful and they had a musician playing a keyboard behind us who was great - so zero complaints about the service. To drink, my wife and I had both some horrible wine and a poorly executed cocktail. The bread was fine, nothing was warm or overly fresh. The French onion soup packed a bunch of salt and the pumpernickel shined through, which was the best part of the meal. I went with the rack of lamb that was gamey, underseasoned and well done on the ends and medium rare in the middle pieces, which wasnt what I ordered. My wife's scallops were simple but the better option, as was he side of asparagus we ordered. For dessert, my wife has creme brulee that has a soggy top and I had a chocolate mousse cake that was incredibly disappointing. By and large, the meal was a disappointment. You can come here for good service and a beautiful view, and if the atmosphere does something for you, that's great. To be, it's stuffy curtains and dusty chandeliers. Also, don't pay the $9 for valet, there are plenty of spots within a few blocks most nights. read more

Le Mont never disappoints, but this last visit was truly unforgettable. Our server, Donald (affectionately known as Deedles), went above and beyond to make the evening special. He is hands-down the best server I've ever had--attentive, personable, and with a true gift for hospitality. Years ago, Le Mont removed their famous tableside bananas foster from the menu. It had always been one of my favorite desserts, so on a whim, I brought my own bananas just to see what would happen. To my surprise, Deedles didn't just say yes--he masterfully prepared the dessert tableside like it had never left the menu. The presentation, the flames, the aroma--it was perfection, and it made the evening extra memorable. The food, as always, was excellent, but it was Deedles' service and that personal touch that turned a great dinner into an extraordinary one. If you're dining at Le Mont, do yourself a favor and ask for Donald. Five stars, without question. read more

Overall: come for the view but don't stay for the food. The service was super accommodating and nice but I wouldn't say the food tasted great by any means. Food: it's been a while since I've had a filet mignon but I don't remember them being as grainy as that one was. I understand the waiter messed up and gave me my friends medium cooked one as opposed to my medium rare one (or they messed up the cooking) but it really didn't feel like a filet but rather a top sirloin. The salad to start was not bad but the whole grape tomatoes was very lazy to just "throw them in". The cheesecake left more to be desired as it's as plain as it looks. Ambience/Decor/Service: super posh upscale restaurant that I would argue is too expensive for the quality of food. Yes it's beautiful inside and sits with one of the best views of Pittsburgh but at least make the food bearable. Service was incredibly rapid and the people there are on top of things. My only quip is that for a fancy restaurant the attention to detail isn't there as many a times I've waiters fingers were touching the food when serving to us. read more

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We live in the neighborhood and you will often find us belly-up to the bar. We love Kathy and Jarod (the bartenders). They are friendly, helpful, and funny. We will often get dinner from the bar menu which is different from the main menu. The food choices are limited, but always very good. The drinks are terrific and they have a great wine selection. The main dining area is really something to see. The view is spectacular. Most patrons are there for special occasions. Well worth it. The servers are terrific. There is often live music which is really something special. This place is truly an institution that is cherished by many. Come say hi! read more

I'd highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a nice dinner in Pittsburgh! The view was amazing and the service was fabulous! I also enjoyed the food and quality of what I received! They start you off with rolls that are crunchy and flaky on the outside and soft on the inside. I also loved that we had our own butter plate with butter, the little things right? I started with a caesar salad that they made tableside, which was fun to watch but also made it feel super fresh! It was delicious and perfectly seasoned! I got the tomahawk pork chop which was juicy and crispy on the outer edge, the way I like pork chops! The sides weren't my favorite but it was okay since the chop was huge I need with crème brûlée, which had a nice vanilla flavor, smooth and sugary! read more

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I decided to come here for my birthday dinner! We did reservations on open table and were seated immediately. It was worth going here during restaurant week! We got to experience three courses for $45.25. The steak had 25% fatty parts to it so I would be aware of that. The place is very spacious and open with a great view. They do charge a $2 per slice cake fee if you bring your own to celebrate. read more

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Every city worth seeing should be seen from some high perch, and Le Mont serves that purpose quite well, offering spectacular views of Pittsburgh's Three Rivers and the downtown skyline from the cliff-edge of Mount Washington. I visited Le Mont for a wedding reception, so my experience extends only to the restaurant's catered service. Were I to return, I'd explore Le Mont's a la carte dining, which, judging by the photos posted on Yelp and elsewhere, appears to be an array of steakhouse and Continental classics. read more

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Let me start off by saying, I loved the ambiance. Everything was beautifully decorated and the view of the city was beautiful. The food was horrendous. We ordered the table side Beef Tenderloin for two. The steak wasn't cooked well. Some parts were rare, some were well done, some were medium. As soon as I saw the waiter butcher the cut with a dull kitchen knife, I knew to immediately lower my expectations. The steak wasn't even hot . The vegetables were drenched in E&J Liquor and had the nastiest aftertaste. The mashed potatoes were tasteless, The bill was over $250 per couple. What a WASTE of money. The MOST DISRESPECTFUL part was the $24 scallop. They literally put down a plate with TWO scallops. No garnish, no presentation, nothing. Just 2 scallops on a plate. DISRESPECTFUL as hell!!!! PLEASE NEVER GO HERE AND WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! Or just go to the bar. read more

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Had arrangements with the manager Marco for our daughter and son in laws anniversary and he totally dropped the ball. I along with my associates, friends and family will not give them business again. What a poor establishment All they want is people's money. There are many other establishments in Pittsburgh with better food and service. read more

Best. Always for a meal. Love that it's family friendly and still an amazing meal. Best in pgh read more

Food and service were excellent with a beautiful view. I actually loved the interior design of the place, I felt like I was stepping back in time. read more

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Great view. Excellent service delicious food. Abundance of selections. A side room for smokers.

We were there for July 4th. Even though they were busy, the service was incredible. Very diverse menu. The filet was cooked perfectly. Excellent smashed potatoes. Outstanding firecracker shrimp. The shrimp were huge! They were very attentive to our granddaughters. Very creative cocktail menu. The onion bread served the beginning was incredible! I had a second bowl of it! Desserts were fresh and delightful. Highly recommend! read more

Excellent meal. Excellent service. Creative cocktails. Very accommodating to our granddaughters, giving them a chair for their dolls! Gorgeous dining room from a nostalgic era . Will definitely return many times! read more

You pay for the view. Our friends had a wedding here. Decent price on an off-night. Less than 60 people about $9000 for 5-10pm slot on a Friday. Food arrived cold and unsalted (perhaps intentionally?). I found a six inch length of breaded fishing line in my calamari. Otherwise, the staff came off as snooty at first and a little more friendly as the night went on. I think you get a better meal if you are actually eating there, which I've never done. It was hard to find a pen and paper. Lots of stairs but also elevators. View is spectacular - see photo of "hunter's harvest moon" ... read more

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I had high hopes for the Le Mont. I am somewhat disappointed. The highlight of our dinner was Chad who was a fantastic server. The decor was old school classy which was interesting, but the view was kinda obscured by the glare from the chandeliers. Our food was a mixed result. Lowlights: crab hoelzel, mixed vegetables served with entrees. Mid tier: crab cakes, mashed potatoes. Highlights: rack of lamb, truffle fries. I was really hoping the crab cakes would be good, but I was just let down. The lamb was delicious though! If you live in Pittsburgh, I definitely recommend trying it out once, just because it is so iconically Pittsburgh. read more

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Le Mont has a lovely view from the window tables. That is the best thing about the restaurant. Our crab appetizer was edible and when asked by the waiter how it was and I said okay he said "oh". My entree was crab cakes with carrots and green beans. The crab cakes were very good. The carrots and the green beans had no flavor And I left them on the plate. For $40 entree, I would leave one star. My friend had the pork chop which she said was okay, and her vegetables also were tasteless. We had dessert, she had the creme brulee which was not creamy but thick and starchy. The fruit on top was inedible. I had the cheesecake and I have to say if I ever came to this restaurant again I would simply have the cheesecake dessert and a glass of wine overlooking the river and that would be great. The waiter asked how everything was and when we said just okay and complained about the creme brulee he said oh well one out of two was good, meaning one out of two desserts! I find that to be a waiter who has not been trained at all. Very disappointed after spending $240. read more

We had a Beautiful Funeral Luncheon done there. It was absolutely perfect... from the salads, to the main courses they offered. The service was amazing... very attentive to all guests. I would recommend them . read more

Had a wonderful experience here. The food was great. Our servers were great. The view is unmatched. I'm puzzled by some of the low marks. I'll be back for sure. One of the best spots i've been to in awhile read more

Went for Thanksgiving dinner. LeMont ran out of food. They ran out of turkey and prime rib. Our friends also ate there and said only 1 person of their party of 8 was able to get prime rib and not all of them even got turkey. The dessert looked like they bought them at the grocery store and just got them out of the freezer and threw them on a tray. Very disappointed. Do not recommend for their holiday buffet. Will not go back for a long time. read more

We went to Easter brunch. Most of the buffet was lit with red heat lamps. You could not see what the food actually looked like. The salads were on a platter sitting out, the Caesar was pre dressed and soggy. The shellfish display was sitting out not on ice. They were out of crab legs. There was no filet as advertised. The carving station was a mess, looked very unsanitary. Not to be outdone by the bananas foster station, there was food, rags and used bottles everywhere. The girl working was talking/yelling/joking around with the carving station people the whole time. The conversation made the people there uncomfortable. The wait staff was great. But this was at best a $20 a person buffet. Our table of 10 was treated to this and our host spent well over $1,200. It was a shame. read more

It was ok but no wow . I will never order this is to basic no flavor the size of the plate is small. read more

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I am very disappointed with our visit to LeMont for Mother's Day dinner. Out of all the "high end" restaurants I have been to, LeMont is the worst one so far. The guy who gave water, bread, and water was a bit standoff-ish. Not a word or peep from him. Not even a hello. Dinner rolls - terrible. Cold and hard. It is like they got a bag from Costco and served it with cold slices of butter. French Onion - the server spilled a bunch as he placed it down. Instead of placing it next to our dinner plate, he tries to place it ON our plate which had the dinner roll on it! I also found a hair in my soup :(. Very generous portion for 10 bucks though. Colossal crab cocktail - underwhelming. I was expecting like pre-cracked meaty claws, but it was just pieces of jumbo lump crab meat. If I had known I wouldn't gave gotten this since we literally have a can from Giant Eagle sitting in our refrigerator. They're cocktail sauce is OK, in the sweeter side versus spice horseradish... which is that I prefer. They have this oil dip which we really did not like. It was sour (not spoiled sour). Clams casino - I prefer crispy bacon. The bacon bits in there had the consistency of raw bacon that has been cooked just enough where we wouldn't get trichinosos. Chilean seabass - not a fan. Very flavorless. It was topped with some kind of cream sauce that tasted neither of lemon nor parmesan. My moms cat loved it though. Lamb chops were good, but it didn't blow my socks off. It was probably the best part of the meal. Entrees came with carrots, green beans, and potatoes - all of which were nicely cooked and had a beautiful color. Server was very nice, but this is not enough for me to come back. As a Pittsburgh native, LeMont had always been this grand fancy place. I last came here about 10 years ago before I moved to Philadelphia for my friend's sister's wedding and I think it was good... but I was also less picky back then due to ignorance/little exposure to the outside Pittsburgh bubble. What I do know for sure is that I will not be having my wedding reception here, and will not be returning on my own volition. The portions are huge so you do get a lot of bang for your buck here. The flavors are just not there. I shouldn't have to add lemon and parm-reg myself at home. Service was nice enough, but not stellar by the entire staff. read more

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If you happen to be in Pittsburgh and want to dine with the best view in town, make a reservation at Le Mont restaurant. Located on Mount Washington, the panoramic views of the bridges, rivers, and downtown are well worth the price tag. I was recently in Pittsburgh for a weekend and one of the people I met there had booked a reservation at Le Mont. We arrived just in time for dinner on Saturday evening and were promptly seated at our table overlooking downtown Pittsburgh. If you can request a server for your visit, Tom is your man. He took care of us during our meal and was a seasoned pro who expertly made us feel welcomed. Restaurant week was wrapping up when we were there, and we all went for some of the prix fixe meals that were offered. I was between the Surf and Turf and the Lobster Ravioli, and decided on the surf and turf with mushroom bisque to start. Other people I dined with got the ravioli, and I imagine there was no way to go wrong regardless of which meal you choose. The mushroom bisque to start was out of this world! I only wish I could have gotten a huge bowl of it instead of just a cup. A short time later our main course was served, and I was not disappointed with my medium-cooked steak and plump shrimp skewers. The Maltaise sauce to accompany (like a hollandaise with a hint of orange) provided a perfect topping to the steak. We were less impressed with the desserts. I got the tropical cake and others got the tiramisu. I found the cake to be a little dry, and I wish I could have gotten some of the other desserts I saw around the restaurant. One person thought their tiramisu was among the best they had ever eaten, another said it was among their worst - so go figure! Overall, I highly recommend you add Le Mont to your list of restaurants to try in Pittsburgh! read more

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Delicious food, surprisingly generous portions, stunning views of the 3 rivers & Pittsburgh cityscape, and EXCELLENT service all made for a beautifully memorable first visit while celebrating our anniversary! Looking forward to coming back again soon. The restaurant was originally recommended to us by a friend, and now we will continue sharing OUR recommendation with others read more

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Great ambiance and amazing view, but the food and service were very meh. The appetizers and wine were good, the actual dinner was a complete mess. The vegetables were so hard we couldn't even put our fork in them. Risotto was flavorless, sea bass was undercooked and weird. The server was also unfriendly and uncomfortable. read more

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Nice atmosphere, wonderful view, great service at a premium price. Unfortunately, the food was barely average. Ordered a strip steak ($69) that did not measure up to a steak from Texas Roadhouse. If you're looking for premium steakhouse I recommend The Capital Grille, Del Frisco's, Hyde Park, or Gaucho Parrilla Argentina. read more

Excellent service with Chad. Everything was so delicious and had a wonderful view of Pittsburgh. Cannot wait to go back. read more

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I dined at Le Mont in the 70s (never mind how old I am) and it feels like it hasn't changed. The decor is still very much what was "fancy" in the 70s--lots of ornate moldings and hanging crystal thingies. I even noticed they still used the squat wine glasses that were popular then. The somewhat nostalgic 70s decor came with, I noticed, a 70s lack of accessibility--steps to get in and stairs to the men's room. If they had workarounds to these issues, they weren't obvious. But enough of the decor. The view was fabulous as always because this is why we come here anyway. The service was friendly and efficient--no complaints whatsoever. I thought the menu was best described as a compilation of popular pretentious menu items through the decades. The food was competent--not bad, not really great, either. read more