For being located in a small town, I was blown away by the quality of the food here. This pizza…read moreshop is extremely underrated, if you live around the area, and it's definitely worth the price given how all of the ingredients taste high-quality. Also, the specialty flavors are unique and taste great (the bbq chicken and pepp sting pizzas are a must-try!). In addition to this, they have wonderful gluten-free options, of which they are undeniably the best-tasting in the area. Parking is a bit rough sometimes during rush hour, but it's understandable given the small size of the location. Service has always been pleasant when I come to pick up my order, and have never gotten my order wrong. Overall, in terms of price and quality, Aroma is definitely the best option in the area, and is a must-try for anyone who supports small businesses and wants amazing pizza!

It has been a bit since I wrote a review but I think this place is a good one to start back up…read morewith. We live in the Robinson area and usually drive to the city for the fancier pizza options. I heard about this place a few times and was interested in trying it. Since it was a weeknight, I did not want to drive in rush hour traffic so we thought this would be the perfect time to try this place. We got a lot of food. We started with their Bacon Cheese Fries (would have been better fresh so that the cheese wasn't hardened over the fries) and Mozzarella Wedges. My fiance loved the Mozzarella Wedges - reminded me of the ones at Primanti's. My son, of course, wanted a simple pizza so we ordered the Traditional Pizza with Pepperoni. He really liked it - it has a garlic butter crust which took it up a notch, in my opinion. I decided to try two speciality pies: Margherita and Aroma Mia. They were both good - if you're looking for something different, the Aroma Mia is great! The Margherita was good too but the fresh mozzarella cooled down/hardened enough on our 15 minute drive home that it didn't come off in bites. (Not saying this in a negative way - still tasted great but would have been better to each fresh out of the oven. The only item that wasn't up to par was my fiance's Steak Hoagie. He got double meat and isn't a picky eater but felt for the price, it wasn't worth it. He said the steak reminded him of gyro meat texturally which weirded him out. He still ate it but said that if we went back here, he would just order pizza. The downside? It's only takeout and delivery. There's a small table in there to wait for your food but that's it. If there's one thing I'd change, it would be that. I think when you make specialty pizza, it's so much better to eat fresh vs. placing it into a box to have sit in your car until you arrive home. To wrap the experience up, I'm glad I went. Was it pricy? Yes. But did we get a ton of food? Yes. 2 appetizers, 3 small pizzas and a steak hoagie ended up being about $100. For a small town, it's a lot. However, I would go back again and just order less food. If you're ever near the airport/Robinson and want a good pizza on the go, I'd recommend trying it out. Hopefully one day they can grow and find a way to add some tables. I think this place can be a hit!

My wife and I stopped in at Stella's in Clintkn, PA. We had…read moresuch a good time. The waitress and bar tender was awesome... had fun talking to the locals ate the bar. The wings were phenomenal, and the chicken Parm absolutely awesome and enough for two people:). Can't wait to bring my wife back there. Rob

I ordered food from here this week for delivery. I wanted to patronize local restaurant. FOOD was…read morehorrible, potato skins were over cooked looking they were microwaved. There was no cheese or bacon on them yet there was a mound of lettuce on top of them. They were sticking to the paper inside the Styrofoam container. The stuffed shells were cold and there was no sauce or cheese on them, and they put a piece of bread in the container that got mushy. When I called to speak with a manger I was told the "big supervisor" would call me back. ITS been 48 hours and I still have no phone call from the supervisor or owner. I paid $44 for food that was not edible. And not even a call for apology or to make it right. Will not go back.

Delicious, delicious, delicious…read more I tried it make it downtown to the original location, but sadly time got away from me. But I was thrilled there is a location inside the airport. I was taken care of by Corey and he was great. Kept my drink full, had good answers to my questions, but wasn't overly attentive. I liked that it was in the airport, because it could watch the coming and goings instead of just staring at TVs. I had the tall boy when pigs fly sandwich, OMG so good. I had to eat it with a fork because after the first bite, it spilled out all over the place. Delicious! The only concern I had was with the hostess, when threw the menu at me and others, but since I only interacted with her for 10 seconds, it wasn't enough to detract from Corey and the food. But I do hope something gets done about her. It wasn't a good first impression.

Someone recommended that my co-workers and I eat a Primanti Bros before we left Pittsburgh. He…read moredescribed the sandwiches and got us all interested in trying one. At the airport, I immediately beelined to the restaurant when I saw it. I ordered the PB Reuben. It was a massive sandwich piled with almost 2 inches of corned beef and pastrami. The flavor of the meat was amazing. It was interesting to have fries on the sandwich which added a different texture to the food when I bit into them. I really loved the sandwich so much so that I was thinking about it the next day. Truly one of the most fulfilling and delicious sandwiches I have ever tasted. Our server, Emily, was a rock star. She was appropriately attentive and always had a nice smile on her face while she helped us. The restaurant had a bar feel to it which made it a comfortable place to have lunch while waiting for my flight. I am glad we followed through on the recommendation to eat here.

I think the hangar is a fine place. It can be very dark inside even during the daytime. The food is…read morepretty good (wings and burgers specifically) and the beer is cold! I'm going to be giving it a few more tries based on other reviews but the dark quiet bar just wasn't what I was looking for the times I tried it.

Ordered 10 bone-in wings for takeout. Have had them before. But this time they were dry, dry, and…read morenine flats and only one drum, and the sauce was almost non-existent. Five of the wings had no sauce and the rest a tiny bit. There is always sauce that drips off and is in the bottom of the takeout container. This time there was not even a teaspoon full on the bottom. Very disappointing.

I arrived at Pittsburgh International Airport at an ungodly hour not because I was concerned about…read morethe lack of TSA staff but because I had a rental car to return in the dead of winter. While I had no problem getting to the terminal, I arrived 3-1/2 hours before my flight. Not only did I have an espresso martini at 5AM at the appropriately named Martini (review: https://yelp.to/FLBmD_s2iS) but I decided to have breakfast here because frankly it was the one spot that was open earlier than the other airport eateries. I ordered a much needed $2 Coffee (Photo 2) and the $14.88 Western Omelette (Photo 4). First things first, I noticed only later that I was charged four dollars more without any explanation on the receipt. I should have noticed, but did I mention I already downed an espresso martini? The eggs were strangely overcooked with a paucity of ham and a strange texture to the cheddar cheese. Why didn't I rate it one star? The two slices of Italian toast and the crispy home fries improved the dish. Marginally. FOOD - 2 stars...not what I was hoping for AMBIANCE - 2 stars...just an airport space SERVICE - 1 star...was it a mistake or a nefarious act?...check your receipt before you sit down! TOTAL - 2 stars...very pricey for the level of quality or lack thereof RELATED - Exploring Pittsburgh? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/ErIIhZsER0

Got the Marathon Gyro. It comes with fries or slaw so chose fries. That and a diet coke was 20…read morebucks. The menu touts Greek fare so a gyro is in their wheelhouse. I'm not that impressed. OK. In fairness, I did lookup whether lettuce belonged on a traditional gyro and it does NOT. Fair enuff because there was a wee bit of lettuce, and, by wee bit, I mean traces, not even a 1/16th of a leaf. So, before I complained here about a lack of lettuce, I wanted to be sure of the intention. Soo, fine. But, still, it wasn't a sandwich worthy of a place saying they do Greek fare. I've had way better at Orthodix Greek church festivals.

I stopped in for a bite, and I had a fantastic salad. I was really surprised with just how good…read morethis salad was. The iceberg lettuce was crisp and fresh, and the ranch dressing was spot on. My bartender was wonderful, making my whole experience feel like a neighborhood pub. However, I didn't get a chance to try their whiskey, so it is hard to go five stars without that experience .

Overall decent food. The pretzels were your typical bar food. The salad had a good sized piece of…read moresalmon that tasted pretty good. The romaine lettuce wasn't that fresh but I was so hungry that I didn't care much. The service was quick and friendly and I had plenty of time while waiting for my flight to order, eat and pay. Bar seating and tables were available. Chill atmosphere. At the time not many people were there but closer to 530 people were trickling in. I'm just glad I could find a fairly healthy option at the airport.

the miami glow was actually pretty yummy. it wasn't too sweet and made me feel healthy and i…read moredefinitely needed the fibre booster after eating out for a week straight... it was pretty pricey tho :/

Grabbed the Beets & Berries smoothie and it was pretty good. ($14 w/ tax). It tasted clean and…read morewasn't too chalky, though it could've used maybe a little more sweetness. $14 for a smoothie is wild though. Staff was friendly.

I've been here several times over the years. Tonight's visit was well worth a review…read more Service was excellent! Food was bar type food but done well. It's actually reasonably priced too for a hotel at an airport. If you are staying here, it's worth a visit. Comfortable, friendly vibe.

Located in the Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh airport hotel lobby. Didn't have much of a choice but to…read moreeat here but it was a solid meal. The crab cakes were nice. They tasted fresh and homemade. Decent sized portion too. The citrus salmon was good. The risotto was a little too thick. There were some steamed vegetables that came with it. Enjoyed my broccoli soup too. For dessert the peanut butter chocolate cake was a nice finish. Is it 5 stars no but thats not what I was expecting.

We had some flight issues and had to stay the night near the Pittsburgh airport. The airline…read moreoffered us a food voucher and not many places took the voucher, so we ended up eating at Burgh because they did. The service was good, but the food was awful. I had a $13 avocado toast which was the safest looking thing I've eaten in a while! There is no way the avocado was mashed fresh, it was gross. Save your money and go somewhere else!

We enjoyed our food while waiting for our gate. The food was tasty with large servings. We had our…read morebaby and they brought us a high chair. We sat outside the restaurant in the walkway, but did not feel in the way, but the restaurant did not seem very big. Our waitress was helpful giving good advice on food and everything we needed!