Very solid coffee and a few more exotic items as well. I tried out their Turkish coffee as well as…read moresome of the Turkish delights/lokum. They were both quite good. The Turkish coffee was served in a very unique way. They brought out the general coffee separate from a foam, which you could then mix or drink separately. Very cool, not too bitter, good texture. Bit on the expensive side but not too much. The Turkish delight was also good, but a bit overpriced in my opinion. They come straight from a box. I honestly wanted to try another one of their special drinks, but they were out. I recommend the special menu! The space itself is decently small but nice, and the girl working there was sweet and the spot is open late!

I'm writing this review during my fifth visit…read more I've tried the iced Afters latte, the lemon mint refresher, and the turkey panini on different occasions. The quality varies from day to day depending on who's working. The staff tends to hide in the back (as mentioned by other Yelpers) and come across as impersonal. It's like a bus depot or gas station. They won't know you from Adam even if you're a regular. Some baristas will kindly bring your drink to your table while others holler out your order amid the chatter and groovy music like you're a llama named Tina waiting to be called to dinner. The first time I tried the turkey panini, it was amazing. I think the barista used a cheese not intended for the recipe because it was gooey and delicious. Every other time I've ordered it, I've been unimpressed. It tastes like something made out of desperation on a night when someone was hungry enough to throw together all the leftovers in their refrigerator attempting to create a "sandwich." Would not recommend the cold, dry turkey. Generally speaking, on a Saturday, you'll find a long line and no place to sit. On a weekday, there are plenty of seats to choose from with the wooden booths being the most popular and where folks tend to homestead. I never spent time in this space before it became Afters, so I don't know what was here before. It does seem to be a bit of a tight squeeze. The freestanding tables barely fit a laptop and your coffee. Today I ordered the lemon mint refresher which is really just a minty frozen lemonade. Every other time I've been here, I've been served the drink in a GLASS. I try to bring my own reusable glass straw to do what I can for the environment. This evening they served my refresher in a PLASTIC CUP with a bubble lid. I'm really irked by that as I type this review. And to confirm my theory about the variable quality, today the refresher is sour!

This place was great. My husband got a big and packed vegan wrap for under $8. That is unheard of…read more The menu looked so good I want to try it all. They were very friendly. I'd love to take my book club at some point. They seemed to have a great variety of teas and there were some board games which we always appreciate.

Everyday Cafe' is a locally-owned business (started by Bible Center). The number one goal is to…read morebring community together through food. They're open Monday-Saturday 7 am-4 pm and closed on Sunday. This brekkie/brunch/lunch joint makes a mean cup of Joe. Not to mention the refreshing smoothies and frozen coffee drinks. The quiche is incredible! Packed with eggs, cheese, veg, etc. It's light and fluffy and never dense or overcooked. I love the turkey caprese and Italian paninis. Also, the flatbread pizzas are great for lunch. The restaurant is super clean with ample seating. Super-friendly staff.

This was a great stop before the Noah Kahan concert! We were able to get a reservation so we…read moreweren't stressed out. It was still happy hour so that was nice. Just a note, only the happy hour menu is available during that time. For drinks, I was going to get the Hugo spritz but they couldn't make it on that day. I got the regular Aperol Spritz which was good. Got the smoked salmon deviled egg as an app; pretty tasty bite. For my main, I got the burger and it was nice. The meat was nicely smashed to a crisp. I appreciate that they carry gluten free buns too! The fries were pretty good too! Another note, no desserts during happy hour but they have like cookies and muffins. It was a very hot day and they were able to keep it nice and cool inside!

Had very high hopes for this place, asked for a gift card for my bday 5 months ago when we booked…read moreour Pittsburgh trip because of reviews. Unfortunately I feel like I kind of fell for a picture/instragram trap. The place was very nicely designed, but the rest was very underwhelming. First two items we tried to order they did not have in stock (10am res). The biscuits & gravy had almost no sausage in it, and just tasted like flour. The bacon was $8 for 3 burnt pieces!? $11 mimosas that's have very little to no champagne. My wife settled for her third choice, Benedict which was decent but of course the most expensive thing on the menu. Service was nonexistent for the most part, and then when we did get helped there was no recommendations when asked and no refills unless we stopped her. Luckily there's many other brunch options in Pittsburgh, so those made up for this the other mornings. But damn our 2/5 for a 4.1/5 YELP spot was super disappointing.

The minute I walk through the door at Parisi Café, I knew I was going to love it. You can tell how…read moremuch heart was put into the shop. From the way that the light was filtering through the windows on cozy little nooks. I could have spent my whole day there. Outdoor seating is adorable as well! I ordered lavender vanilla iced latte and an Apple tart, both were absolutely delicious. In true Italian fashion you have the option to drink from pasta straw. That was such a genius idea! Christina was a doll. So friendly and helpful. Loved chatting with her. Looking forward to my next visit.

Really enjoyed this neighborhood cafe! Parisi had the nicest staff and the cutest inside area with…read morea few cozy seats. Their sandwiches are really good, but the strata is my personal favorite, hot and really yummy! Coffee is also very good here, any of their lattes are spot on and pricing wise, it's far more reasonable than most other places in pgh! Absolutely would recommend for good coffee, food, and vibe!

I recently tried Pair for the first time, and I can't wait to come back! It is Downtown, and as…read moresomeone who doesn't regularly go Downtown, it can be a bit of an adventure. But trust me, it was well worth it. After finding street parking not far from Point Park University, I walked to the storefront right off Blvd of the Allies. The shop is clean, bright, and fun! They have a cute green wall perfect for photos. For seating options, there are a few small tables and a comfy chairs. Overall, though, not a huge place. I tried the Sweet Potato Latte, because I saw it on their Instagram. And it did not disappoint! The texture was an adjustment for the first few seconds, but after that, I couldn't put it down. You can get it with whole milk or oat milk; I hope almond milk is a future option. I recently learned that you can purchase bottles of their syrups...I'm just saying! The bacon, egg, and cheese on croissant is perfect. They use real, thick bacon and lots of it. I got my husband the Arnold Palmer, and he loved it. Above all else, the service was warm and welcoming. Both persons working were helpful and friendly. One asked me what brought me in, and I told her about what I saw on the Instagram account. If for nothing else, I'll be back for another Sweet Potato Latte!

PAIR Charcuterie is a local business that offers catered charcuterie boards, breakfast and lunch…read morefoods, and charcuterie workshops. I first encountered PAIR's charcuterie at a Yelp Elite event. I really enjoyed their cheeses, meats, vegetables, and fruits. Later, my husband and I ate breakfast here. It was the weekend, and they had just opened for the day. Their television menus were not on, but some small signs listed some menu items, and a friendly employee explained the breakfast options. Some indoor seating was available. My husband and I ate a fresh fruit cup, a large hot creme-brûlée chai with oat milk, and a bacon-egg-cheese sandwich. They tasted very good. I appreciated that the employee checked in with us to ask if everything was OK.

Ka-Fair has been recommended to me by 2 different people that doesn't live in the morningside. So…read moreit's nice that this place is recognized even if you're not a local. Very Nice coffee shop with many coffee options. The ladies are very friendly and accommodating. Since it was my first time here it took me a little longer to review the options. It has a very homey, comfortable vibe when you enter. Enough seating to accommodate a few groups of 2. If you're in the morningside or highland park area, it is walking distance. Our drinks were very good. My iced macchiato was strong. If you're a coffee lover, you would love that. Can't wait to come back again.

I came in on a Sunday morning. It's a cute neighborhood vibes and I found parking with ease out…read morefront. I ordered matcha latte and asked for a recommendation on the crepe cake. They pointed me to the mango. The matcha latte was lovely. Not sweet allowing the matcha flavor to come through. The mango cake was amazing. Light and delicious. I sat inside to read. It is a smaller space so once a group came in to chat over coffee, I made my way outside. There's only a small table out front but that worked for my purpose.

Nice happy greeting when arriving with chill patrons hanging out. I hung out a bit on this visit…read more Started with cappuccino and Nancy B's cookie. Then a breakfast sandwich and later a chai latte. All were good, the coffee and breakfast sandwich are excellent. Hanna and crew are so welcoming. Always try to visit when I am in the area; these are the businesses to support. Guest and others mentioned how they liked the floral and mirror decoration in the back space and I like the large windows out front more (until sun beats in for a brief part of the day).

I've been meaning to try this place for a little while now and finally got around to it, with a…read morefriend of mine. The place itself is lovely, very clean, lots of open space, and lovely staff. I got to try their classic latte with skim milk (I think, or some plant based milk) and my friend had their super fruit tea. I regret not being a bit more adventurous with my order, but it was a very solid latte nonetheless. Great portion, great art, very creamy despite it not being whole milk. My friend was a little disappointed with their fruit tea. Portion seemed to be noticeably smaller by a good bit. There was an option to sweeten it that they opted not to do and probably should have done! All in all, very nice spot in Homestead. There's even a little place to get water. Definitely recommend this coffee shop.

Like many Pittsburgh establishments, this spot was small. There are a few seating options inside as…read morewell as outdoors. The menu was basic with nothing special that caught my attention. They had some to go drink and food options in the fridge. It could be a quick pit stop only if you're in the area. I don't think it was worth the price. Maybe I'd give it another try if I'm in the area. Service was okay.

First visit to Tazza D'Oro even though I work a few blocks away! Friendly, quick service right when…read moreI walked in. I got an americano, hot with oat. One of the best coffees I've ever had! Great quality. Price is a little painful but I'd rather support them than Starb*cks. Great vibes, but very limited seating.