I came to visit from Florida and I have been here for a month and a half, and every time that I…read morehave ordered from this place,I have not been disappointed. Best wings, best pizza!!!

The owners opened up a few locations, and the staff at each are great - but the service at this…read moreone!? Amazing! Shoutout to the manager Miss Jay for brightening up my day by being so sweet and kind!!

The rigatoni vodka with grilled chicken was (chefs kiss). It was delicious. Loved it.... The pizza…read morehere is also very good along with the gelato...very reasonable prices

Got a personal pizza with two toppings for $18. It is so so bad for the price point. The crust?…read moreChewy. The sauce and cheese? Sparse. Sausage was the flat kind

Best pizza I've had in PA.... I go to this location once a year in Februaryfor the last couple and…read moreit's always consistently good. Thanks to this location I know I can consistently get decent pizza out of state and sometimes even go to my local one in NY Staff is very friendly, good service! Laid back vibe and the food comes out quickly.

I've heard decent things about this place. So we went on a Wednesday evening and it wasn't busy. We…read moreasked to be seated outside since it was nice outside. After we were seated, it took 10 minutes for someone to even greet us and take our drink order. When they finally did, we ordered the meatballs since we've heard so much about them. What a shock, 2 small meatballs with a very over-acidic sour-tasting red sauce and two pieces of bread for $10?! That was crazy. I would have expected 2 large meatballs at the very least. And then to top it off, they were lukewarm. Not hot at all. We asked for new hot ones and when they came out again... even less warm. The server kept bringing us dirty filthy plates. We asked another server for new plates and got an attitude. When we asked to speak to the management we were told he's too busy cooking in kitchen. We left and didn't eat a thing. This is not at all a good look on this establishment. I can easily say this place absolutely did not live up to the hype at all. What a bummer. I would not recommend or return to this restaurant.

First time visiting. Wanted to get a quick bite while waiting for my child in the area. Had two…read morecheese slices and a drink. Also had a chicken caesar salad to go. Nice cozy corner restaurant. Friendly cashier. Lots of choices on the menu. I would visit again.

Stopped in quickly for slices passing through the area. The people working the counter were very…read morefriendly and polite and the pizza is delicious ! I love a sweet sauce and this was PERFECT! We will definitely be back.

Just paid $21 dollars for bacon cheeseburger And small fry. Store is dirty and service was slow…read morewith non one in the place. Good food but never again will I pay that much. They are crazy with pricing.

Let's take a trip down memory lane…read more I was 20 years old. My particular skill set (or lack thereof) had led me down the path of obtaining a Communications degree as an undergrad in the Steel City. Had I known at the time a degree in communications was the equivalent of a participation award in the real world, I would have totally exerted the extra 8% of energy it took to obtain a BA in business or one of the many other degrees that is applicable to - oh, how do you say - ah yes, succeeding in life. But I ask you this, business grads, could you have handled the onslaught of CLASS PRESENTATIONS that us Comm majors endured?! I DON'T THINK SO. Ok, maybe you could have. I'm just lamenting my choice of degrees. I have a fear of public speaking for god's sake. HMM.. WHAT'S A GOOD MAJOR FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE SPEAKING PUBLICLY?! Why, Communications, of course! Uh, where was I going with this? Oh right, the Five Guys tie-in. So I was young and new to city life. I didn't have a lot of direction. All I knew was I liked burgers. So when my super advanced marketing class that guaranteed I'd find an AWESOME JOB AND WOULDN'T DIE DESTITUTE IN A DITCH asked me to do a complete marketing campaign on any company of my choosing, I went with Five Guys. There was a location in Oakland, right on campus that I'd walk by everyday from my SWEET SWEET apartment in Bouquet Gardens on my way to the Cathedral of Learning. I don't know if it's even there anymore. But I chose Five Guys for my marketing project because I thought it was this intimate, local brand unique to Pittsburgh. I legit thought it was a standalone restaurant that had one location. BOY WAS I WRONG. I got called out immediately two minutes into my presentation. All I could do was throw my hands up and plead ignorance. Had to explain to them that I was from the eastern part of the state where Five Guys had never before existed. Boy, that was fun. On one hand I felt like a complete fool who had lived my entire life up to that point in a bubble of ignorance. But on the other hand, I did get a really good ACTUAL single-location local burger joint recommendation from my classmates MID-PRESENTATION, mind you (Tessaro's, for anyone wondering). Ok, back to the topic at hand. And we gotta address the elephant in the room when it comes to Five Guys - price. $11 for a burger is a lot, no doubt. And $9 for a hot dog? No.. just no. Let's face it, unless it's like a 12" dog with massive girth, paying $9 for a hotdog isn't worth it. Five Guys is always going to fall between fast food and sit-down casual dining in terms of price and quality. Does Red Robin have better burgers? Eh, maybe. But it also requires you to eat at Red Robin. And trust me, no one wants to go down that dark path. One positive is they've been super cool by offering free delivery for the past, oh, I dunno, 7 months or so? That's when I first noticed it, anyway. That's not something many restaurants have done. MOD Pizza offered free delivery for about a week in January. Got me hooked on it. Then never offered it again. Thanks, MOD! Stingy bastards. If you are EVER craving a burger, Five Guys has to be one of the first places that pops in your head. Fast food burgers at McDonald's and Wendy's are slowly creeping up to Five Guys prices. I mean, for real for real, a Wendy's Dave Double or whatever the hell it's called is about $8 now. McDonald's is even worse. Burgers going for $9 at Micky D's? OH, HELL NAW. That's when that $11 burger at Five Guys doesn't seem so bad. And it comes with two patties and unlimited FREE toppings. That's where you get your money's worth. Seriously, if you are craving no-frills burger and don't want to take a second mortgage out on your house, then by all means, any fast food dollar menu will do. But if you're a topping addict like me who goes absolutely hog-wild on adding an obscene amount of fresh ingredients such as sautéed mushrooms & onions, jalapenos, lettuce, tomato, green peppers, AND MORE, then Five Guys has got to be the way to go.

If you like Five Guys, you will like Wayback Burgers... to an extent. It's Five Guys' little…read morebrother. I like Wayback because customizations go beyond adding mainstays like lettuce, tomato, and onion. It still boggles my mind that all the fast food giants still nickel and dime you for those three basic toppings. So yeah, props to the casual burger chains that still offer these up for free. And like Five Guys, you can add "premium" toppings like jalapenos, grilled onions, and mushrooms at no additional charge as well. In addition to burgers and fries, Wayback serves up chicken sandwiches, hot dogs, and fried cheese curds. I was also impressed by the interior. It's pretty sleek with this sort of retro, wood-panel aesthetic to it. Wayback Burgers fits snuggly between, let's say the Burger Kings of the world and the boutique joints like Five Guys and Shake Shack. The only thing holding it back is quality and consistency. I remember my burger patties being dry to the point of breaking down and crumbling. This probably has to do with the fact that the patties seemed noticeably... small? Like 3 oz., tops. Maybe I'm imagining it but that's sure what it felt like. Getting a double here is basically a must.

Good customer service great food and it's really clean. This is a feel like a fast food spot it…read morefeels like a restaurant only bad thing about it. It makes you poop a bit.

This place is cheap and gaaasss! Trucker Parking, too! Not a lot but across from a Sunoco with…read moremore! P.S. that's a small fry by the way!

Small family owned business that gives back to the community! The rolls are fresh and taste like…read morethey are made in-house. Sometimes delivery is a bit slow but good food, nice family and decent prices make it worthwhile.

This review is based on a single to-go order...since we don't have many options around there will…read morebe follow-ups. My order....Hamburger (think I meant to order cheeseburger) sub, cheese fries, and a dozen suicide wings. Yep...I'm fat and there was a game on tv...very predictable order. Sub was good...great roll and quality toppings although the burger was as expected(frozen patty). . Cheese fries plentiful (for a medium order) and cooked well. Now the wings are where it gets complicated. They were good...but is it possible that buffalo wings can be too large? Yep, if that's my only gripe then they must have been pretty good. ...and they were. Huge mistake not including dipping sauce though...almost sacrilegious. Need more flavor options too. Their menu actually seems too large (so says Chef Ramsey) and I wonder if that's part of the reason that locals complain about always waiting to pickup food after arriving for their order. Since I only eat restaurant food during games (...and yes there's plenty of sports with even more games) I shy away from typical rush times. Time (pun intended) will tell.

The pasta was very flavorless. Probably one of the blandest Italian dishes I've had in some time…read more.. which is impressive considering it was supposed to be fra diavalo. Service was good and the place was clean.