Not a coffee shop. They do have really good pastries but this is a convenient store not a coffee…read moreshop. Friendly staff.

Squids has a quick made one hand held Italian hoagie it will knock your socks off. They got all my…read morefavorite penny candy, Chips, coffee, hot chocolate and pasteries. This is the before or work and after school or work shop.

Tasty food and drinks. Nancy B's cookies are delicious! Fun atmosphere located near the entrance of…read moreKennywood Park. The staff and service was good when I visited. Little pricy but worth it for the most part. A great stop on a cool evening. Don't go by, give it a try! The smell of fresh brewed coffee will pull you in.

This was terrible. Left espresso ground in the latte. And it was $12.00 for an iced latte. The Guy…read moredidn't even give me a lid or a straw.

Best cupcakes and wedding cake!!!! Highly recommend them!! Beautifully decorated. Can't rave about…read morethem enough!!!

I'm a bit of a paczki snob and was told that they are great at Patti's. The reviews I had heard…read morewere correct! Their paczki are amazing. Full of flavor, filling and packed with flavor. You know it is going to be a good paczki when it is heavy and they didn't disappoint. They had several traditional flavors but also had two rotating specialty flavors. I've also had king cakes and various cookies and they have all been delicious. The place was packed. There was a line, but they kept it moving efficiently. There is parking available, but make sure you don't park in spots designated for another business in the same strip. I saw someone from one of those businesses monitoring spots and threatening a tow (which is obviously their right to do). They also have a cafe side with tables and some cute decor. I looked at the menu options and saw what some patrons were getting and it looked great. Something I'll definitely have to come back and try. Overall, a great spot for some tasty treats. And, in my opinion, the best paczki in Pittsburgh.

Staff was welcoming and friendly. Decided I had to try the donuts after seeing someone compare them…read moreto one of my hometown favorites (Oram's). Upon walking in they had a case to the left with a selection of donuts (glazed, maple bacon, coconut, strawberry and white and chocolate cream), apple fritters, cinnamon rolls and a few other things. The donuts are square in shape which is unique. I decided to try a cream filled as this is my favorite go to donut and a maple glazed cinnamon roll. They were also serving breakfast sandwiches and they had a cooler of drinks. They do not have any seating this is a take out only establishment. The cinnamon roll was fantastic, the cream donut was okay but I didn't love it and it didn't beat the competitor in my opinion. However, they are generous with the filling. The maple bacon donut looked amazing....next time I'll try that!

This is a great little bakery just right off of Route 30. I stopped by on a whim and will…read moredefinitely return. The square donuts alone are fun. We grabbed a few and enjoyed them all. The cinnamon rolls are big enough for maybe 6 people. No joke.. they're beefy. But listen I am not going to judge if you don't share. If you're into cheese danishes, grab one. They had a list of daily specials and when we stopped it was an open face turkey sandwich. We decided to grab that as well, but it is takeout only. Two of my children sat in the car and demolished it. Long story short.. we had no complaints about anything we purchased. The two employees we encountered were so helpful and friendly, and the space itself is clean and easy to navigate.

So, some backstory: at the time, I was staying with someone who lived at the top of a massive hill…read more I'm asthmatic to the point where even walking DOWN this hill could give me issues. But seeing as I wanted to see what all the hubbub was about Dunkin' (it's not as popular on the West Coast), I made the trek down the hill. So maybe I wasn't looking red-carpet glamorous. With that being said, Dunkin', remind your rude, judgmental employees that no matter what someone looks like, money still spends. Honestly, if it were just mid coffee and tiny sandwiches, I would have let it go. But the fact that not only did people not want to help a paying customer, but actually fled the counter and gave me side eye made me post this. It left such a bad taste in my mouth that I now only go into a Dunkin' if there's literally no other option.

Ordered a half dozen donuts at 8 am, I assumed that they would be fresh. Nope, they tasted like…read moreday old donuts. Dunkin's prices are too high as it is for them to sale donuts that probably have set from day before. Never going back

Great local bakery, been in McKeesport for over 100 years and going strong. Girls working the…read morecounter are always friendly and quick to serve you. It is a smaller old school bakery with lots of glass cases. They have a nice variety of sweet treats : cookies, pastries, breads, cakes, muffins and more! This is our go to bakery for birthday bakes. Cakes are consistently good from here. We personally love the white cake with raspberry filling. The cake decorator who used to be there is no longer so they are not as beautiful as they once were but they still taste good. The buttercream icing is silky smooth and sweet but not too sweet!

Usually I don't venture out to the port but we had to go to one of the best bakeries around. The…read morelady lock was amazing. Light. Fluffy. Incredible. The Irish Soda bread and fresher baked rye bread. Amazing. Now I see why people love this place. Can't wait to revisit with the remodel

Best food in the city!!! I got the squid fries. Come to…read moreaunt Cheryl's cafe, food from the heart.

Placed an order yesterday consisting of 3 items. When delivered, was missing the beans and rice…read more Bummer

This location is now permanently closed, which is ironic considering my recent review. I highly…read moresuggest giving Apple Harvest a try, excellent quality and portion.

I had to travel to White Oak on a recent Saturday morning, which is a neighborhood that I rarely…read morevisit. Naturally, I had to seek out a donut shop on the way in my quest to find not only the perfect donut in Pittsburgh... but the world. I looked for shops along the way and found the Corner Donut Shop, located at the corner of a strip mall on the McKeesport/White Oak border. It's open from 6 a.m. to noon, so I called ahead an order the day before knowing I wouldn't be able to pick up the donuts until about 11:30 a.m., figuring they would be low on options when I arrived. Surprisingly, there still were a decent number of options left when I stopped, but calling ahead an order was the right idea, since I was able to get exactly what I wanted. The shop itself was clean and had a solid variety. The seating area was blocked off because of Covid precautions, but looked like it would be a nice spot to hang out and have some coffee. Now for the donuts: Cake donut with vanilla frosting and sprinkles: Very soft, dense, and chewy, both the donut and frosting were mildly sweet. It felt like an upgraded Entenmann's donut. I prefer a cake donut with a crispy exterior, but this was still tasty. Cinnamon roll: The cinnamon roll is a special donut, not included as a part of a half dozen or dozen. It was quite large, soft, and had a subtle sweetness with a noticeably stronger cinnamon flavor than most other cinnamon rolls I've had. I enjoyed the strong cinnamon flavor, and would welcome other shops kicking up the cinnamon level in their cinnamon rolls. Vanilla cream filled: This was the sweetest donut of theirs that I tried, buoyed by a massive amount of vanilla cream. The actual donut itself was doused in powdered sugar and was a bit dry, but overall, it was balanced well by the cream filling. Toasted coconut cream: By far, this was the best donut I tried. Reminiscent of a coconut cream pie, the base is a raised donut, topped with vanilla cream and toasted coconut. The layered arrangement of the donut is unique, and avoids the common foible of cream popping out of the donut when you take a bite. The coconut was nicely toasted, and the vanilla cream was a perfect complement. If you visit this shop and like coconut, you need to try this donut. If I'm in the area, I would definitely visit the Corner Donut Shop for another toasted coconut cream donut and to try some other varieties. It's a solid little neighborhood donut shop with good variety, reasonably priced (I paid about $9 for a half dozen and a cinnamon roll). Check it out if you're in the area.

We've been to Brew Gentlemen many times-today we went for the DoubleMex 2024 release. They were…read morehosting a bottle share and had a vertical tasting of the 2022, 2023, and 2024 versions which was cool for the special event. I always love their cozy and historic taproom. They incorporate a lot of historic Braddock art on the walls which is a nice touch. There is plenty of seating in the main taproom and the side room. The beers are always good at this spot. My favorites from them are the General Braddock's, Garden Party, and DoubleMex. They have a parking lot and plenty of street parking. Their sister restaurant, Braddock Public House, is right down the street.

Brew Gentlemen is top notch. They always have great beer, great selection and fair prices. I wish…read morethe venue was closer to me however. I've never had a bad experience at Brew Gentlemen. They make great stouts and IPA's.