Awesome service! Marlene is the best! Great beer selection…read moreand every game playing on the big screens!

Good food, good service, TVs wherever you look. Close to the stadium!…read moreTry the truffle oil it was delicious.

Stopped here on a Friday afternoon around 2:30 and my party were the only ones there. I had the…read moreShotgun Shrimp and the Nachos with chicken. the 2 others in my group had Chicken Tenders & Fries, Rival SmashBurger and Rival Stix. The Shrimp was reminiscent of Bang Bang shrimp. Its a decent serving size for an appetizer. I enjoyed it. The nachos were surprisingly tasty. When they came out I was unsure about them because any other time I've ever ordered a loaded type nacho they're, how do I explain it, more colorful I guess. Usually its like bacon and American cheese, guac, pico, etc., but these were just shades of white and green. I wish I could've finished them but the portion was quite a bit for 1 person. My only gripe would be the chicken. It reminded me of the meat you get in a launchable. I think I would rather prefer a crispy diced chicken. But that's just me. The other 2 didn't have any complaints about the Rival Stix or the burger. The Chicken Tenders were said to not have much flavor in the breading. The person who ordered them didn't care for the breading. I was also tempted into some sort of creme brulee donut I think. It was really good but I was already so stuffed from the nachos that I couldn't finish it. Its for the sweet tooth folks. The general space is all sports themed as expected. Quite spacious. Seems like the perfect place to come after work for a beer...and nachos!

I wished I would have stopped in sooner! The setup and theming are great for watching any sporting…read moreevent. The first time I stopped in, the Smashburger and fries were impressive. The burger was juicy and the Rival Sauce was some kind of aioli that added some zip to it. The fries were crispy but not overcooked. The Great White Hype pizza was basic. Nothing outstanding, but not bad either. I have been to this location three times and I would say the food has been hit-or-miss. Service has also been spotty. During lunch (my first trip), our waitress was very attentive, drinks were consistently refilled, and our food came out promptly. The second time, I had to flag down our waitress quite several times to get anything. Nothing to complain about when it comes to the prices. Everything is standard and they have some solid happy hour offerings that extend until 6:30pm while others start after 7pm. On a scale of 1-5: Food - 3 Service - 3.5 Price - 4.5

Made my first visit to The Village TapHouse on a Wednesday evening this past August. I love any…read morekind of Bingo, and I saw on Facebook they were holding their monthly Bar Bingo on this night. So, I made my way on over. The Village TapHouse is located in the South Hills Village Mall area, but a little up the road from the actual mall. It is tucked away in the rear of the building located on the corner of Washington Road and North Highland Road. The business that is visible from the main intersection is Clubhouse Cards. If you follow North Highland past this entrance off of Washington, The Village TapHouse will be on your right. There is some limited parking right in front of the entrance. However, since there are a lot of other businesses around here, you can find other parking across the street or before the actual entrance, regardless of which direction. I had no issue getting a spot right across the street, and making the short walk over. I arrived that evening around 7:00 PM, as that is when the Bingo was slated to start. There were a good amount of people attending the event, as the indoor main dining area was pretty much full when I arrived! No issue for me though, as I was by myself. So, I found a seat at the bar. There were several other patrons sitting at the bar, but it was not shoulder-to-shoulder or anything like that. There is also some patio seating, but I do not believe the Bingo was heard out in that area. Once situated, I went up to buy my Bingo cards from the two hosts. They were set up in the main dining room, but were using microphones. I had no issue hearing them all night long from the bar. It was $10 for a pack of 3 cards, and I purchased 2 packs. They also had daubers for sale, but I brought my own to use. I waited around for the games to start once I bought my cards, which ended up being around 7:30 PM. It was also Pajama-themed Bingo, which I was unaware of until I arrived. This allowed you for a special perk for one of the games. I am not sure if they always do this, but I would advise participating in whatever theme is advertised to get the most out of your experience. There were a few bartenders serving this evening. The lady who waited on me was prompt and friendly the whole night. I started off with a pint of FireWistle Red. It was a solid red beer, and served as a nice sipper for my evening. As the Bingo went on, I decided to put in a food order. I ordered a Half Dozen Wings in the Chicken and Waffles Wet Rub. I thought this was a unique flavor, so I wanted to give it a try. I enjoyed the taste of these! They were split wings, but overall the size was serviceable. The plate also had several pieces of celery and ranch dressing to accompany the wings. The food here was fairly priced. For my 6 wings and beer pint, the total was around $15. It seemed from the menu that the majority of entrees were $15 or under, which I believe is a great deal. Overall, no complaints in terms of prices or value. I ended up staying here for nearly three hours in order to finish the Bingo games. So, I had plenty of time to take in the atmosphere. I enjoyed the people, staff, and the overall vibe of the place. The patrons were friendly, and the staff seem to recognize their regulars while having meaningful conversation. Plus, the Bingo games brought some fun and entertainment to the night overall. This first visit of mine to The Village TapHouse was a positive one. Very much enjoyed the people, atmosphere, food, and fun Bingo activities. I cannot believe with how close I live to here that it took me this long to give it a try. Now I am happy to know there is a spot like this practically in my backyard. I have seen on Facebook that they also have Trivia Nights, so that is something I want to check out in the future. Even though I did not win Bingo this time, it will not stop me from coming back and trying again. I would recommend stopping here for a meal, or a fun night of entertainment, if you find yourself in the South Hills Village area of town.

I love a good tap house. You can have delicious bites and…read moresample the taps. Especially a good day drink option.

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!

Of note, the hotel bar and restaurant had a redo within the past 6 months…read more Service for breakfast is friendly. Omelette was so good!!! Dinner hit the spot. Pittsburg salad with medium rare steak. Surprisingly good for hotel food. I ordered it two nights. And their ranch is homemade and yummy! Their house chips are crispy and seasoned. So good. Everyone around the bar said they enjoyed the burgers and wings!

For a hotel restaurant, I was pretty surprised at the food. I ordered the coconut shrimp. The were…read morecrispy and came with an orange marmalade dip that had a bit of a kick too it. Very much lacking in the coconut flavor itself. Then I got the chicken caesar wrap. It was a good chicken to filler ratio. Again just wish it had a bit more flavor to it. I finished with a side of fries that were perfectly cooked. Crispy outside soft inside. Would have liked some ranch with the fries but they said this wasn't something they had at the moment. All in all, if you are staying at the hotel and want a quiet night there, the limited menu is fresh and well prepared. However, I would not seek the restaurant out otherwise.

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.

I have zero complaints about this hidden gem. Cheap, great food, a wonderful view on a beautiful…read moreday, great service. They had a sauce bar with many homemade sauces for all of our dishes. This place will be added to the rotation,

Always a great time with top notch simplistic eats. A good place for friends to gather and…read moresurprisingly great for kiddos too! The food is so simple yet always delicious. A great spot for the picky eater people in your life, and foodies alike! The service is always fantastic as well. The last time I was there I got to meet Rachel Ann Bovier and also eat thanksgiving dinner on a hotdog, so that's what I call a 10/10 experience.

Another quality visit to Coach's. My friend and I visited around 5:00 PM on a Tuesday. I've had…read morethe sandwiches a few times and wanted to try chicken wings. Our waitress was very friendly and attentive. We had Miller Lite drafts, a dozen wings and fries. The drafts were cold, the fries were outstanding, and the wings were a little overcooked. I enjoy visiting here because of the service and food quality, Definitely worth stopping by for good food and cold beer.

Coach's is your neighborhood dive bar. The service is good, they have great weekend specials. Right…read morenow they have $.75 wings on Sundays during the NFL season and $5 miller lite pitchers. Good wings for the price. Regular price their food can be expensive.

Mediocre food and worse service. We were there a good 10 minutes before being waited on. I would…read moresay it was another 45 minutes for the food to come out and it was just a sandwich and fries. Other people at our table waited longer. Whoever reviewed the poutine fries as the best they ever had, clearly never had them elsewhere. The gravy was awful, there was melted cheese, not curds, and the fries aren't homemade. They were actually the worst I've ever had. The sandwich was a good size but just ok, nothing special. It took forever to get drinks refilled. I asked 25 minutes before we left and never got another. Once we finished eating our waitress didn't come back to the table. We had to ask others for drinks and the check. We originally went to play bingo. It was fun but didn't start on time and went all the way to 10pm.

Such a good spot right off of the parkway! Big bar and lots of seating plus darts and pole. They…read morealso do theme nights like bingo and trivia! Their food is so good. Tried a sandwich and loved it. Great staff and lots of parking available. cannot wait to go back and explore more of their menu.

Took a quick stop here on New Year's Day (thanks for being open!) and had a great time! Open space,…read morefriendly server, and beer was great, I had the Cold IPA. We played games whole watching football at the bar. It was also $5 pints on happy hour!

I'm not the biggest beer person, but I could see myself becoming a Back Alley Brewing regular -…read moreespecially as the weather improves and the outdoor seating opens back up. They're located in Dormont, which makes this a walkable brewery for me (thanks to having friends and family in the area!). A friend and I did indeed walk over to catch up on a recent Friday. The place was surprisingly quiet - my friend mentioned that they get VERY busy during the summer, when people attend events across the road and want to buy beer to go with their market and/or food truck purchases. Speaking of food trucks, Hibachi Lou was parked out front on this particular Friday. So my friend and I got our hibachi orders at the truck out front; ordered our beer and/or cider from the bar; and took everything to a table in Back Alley's dining area to enjoy. While the place wasn't packed it wasn't empty, either; families and groups of friends were playing board games at every other table or so. So, what did I think about the drinks? I'm really glad Back Alley had Arsenal Cider on tap - I ordered a glass as my "sweet treat"/dessert after dinner. First though, I decided to try a beer. Back Alley, if you see this: I'm a BIG fan of sour beers and would order those if they're on the menu in the future! As of now though, no sour beers, so I ordered a "Snowed In" - Back Alley's spiced winter ale. It was a dark beer with a blend of cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, ginger, hence the "spiced" moniker. While not something I normally seek out, I really enjoyed it and am glad I tried it! Altogether, it was a 10/10 experience - I'm so glad my friend and I came here for our Friday together. I'll be back!