Cute little spot. Very understated. The cook was friendly and welcoming. Eating here feels like eating in your grandmother's kitchen. Food was delicious. read more

Stopped in because usual breakfast place was closed. True mom and pop place. Low key. Greatest prices for breakfast I've seen in a long time. Good food. Unfortunately not too many tables inside. All in all, nice little place. Service intimate. Will return read more

Stopped in for a quick breakfast. After all the menu says, "Best Breakfast on the Boulevard". Did not realize this place existed even thou have driven by hundreds of times. A friend that I was meeting told me to stop in and have a quick breakfast with him. It is tiny, 4 tables and 4 counter stools. An old worn place. Had the Italian scramble - 2 eggs w/peppers, onions, pepperoni and provolone cheese, home fries and toast. The food is what you would expect, nothing fancy but good and at a good price. There was one women behind the counter that handled all the cooking and serving. Open 7 days 8 to 3. CASH only! read more

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Just came in here with a friend and Karen was SO SWEET!!! It was a super cold day so being able to come in, stay warm, have a hot cup of coffee & great conversation was just what we needed. I definitely will come back soon for the food but for now the coffee and service get 5 stars!! read more

A true beauty of a hole in the wall breakfast diner wit fantastic prices and good service. I was going to go to McDonald's and couldn't bring my self to and would rather support a local business. Plus McDonald's line was huge. read more

Best breakfast in Brookline. Stop in try the daily special 2 eggs sausage or bacon home fries amd toast 5.99 read more

No Name Coffee Shop - Daily special 5.99 all day - Diners Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

No, it is not owned by Clint Eastwood. That would be kick-ass if it was, wouldn't it? Nah, this place has been here in my native Brookline (Pittsburgh's 2nd largest yet most forgotten neighborhood) forever. I was in here once before as a lad and recall eating a BLT. After it was mentioned in a Post-Gazette article concerning the author's (Bob Batz Jr.) "food walk" in Brookline, I had been meaning to stop in and try it again. My rock 'n' roll schedule gets in the way as does my aversion to getting up early if I really don't have to, so since I always eat at work right before my shift starts at noon, I decided to try takeout. It's a good thing too since this joint is subatomic! And it was full! It actually reminds me of a lunch counter you'd find at an old-school department store. They do serve breakfast all day, which is always a draw. But I wanted to try that burger. According to that Post-Gazette article, one of the employees said "We got the best hamburger on the Boulevard." Uh-oh. Dem's fightin' words. Is there a secret Brookline Burger War brewing on top of a Pizza War? We need NATO down here! So I call, order my cheeseburger with fries (I had no menu and therefore not much of an idea of what else they had). I also ordered the only thing I know of on their menu (thanks again to that article); The Brookline Sandwich, which is just a chipped ham sandwich with horseradish. Whether they fry it up (try it sometime if you haven't already! yum! I do it a lot at home.) or not I dunno. But they were outta chipped ham. If you've ever had chipped ham, it's easy to see why there was a shortage since it's a frickin' delicacy 'round here. I get to work at 11:30 AM and unwrap my burger. Where do they find these manhole cover sesame buns? A pretty damn tasty, sandwich, I got it with lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo, which is the standard for me. Was it the best in Brookline? Thus begins another quest. It gives Tessaro's burger and The Tic-Toc burger a good match but taps after the 4th round, but it does put anything from McDonald's, Wendy's, or Burger King to sleep. We're talking 1st round TKO here. I have to knock off a point for the fries. I know frozen Ore-Idas when I see em! Yer zig-zags are showin'. I need to get up earlier so I can try their breakfast. Ya can't do takeout with breakfast since it usually doesn't work out too well. Try 'em out, but keep your eyes peeled. No Name's is easy to miss when cruising the Boulevard. read more

There are several places we hit up for dinner on Brookline Blvd but today we were looking for a place to have breakfast. I saw that this cafe had 4 stars we decided to check it out. The best way for me to describe the experience was to say that it was like having breakfast at you grandma's. The grandma that never remodeled or cleaned her house since 1960. UGH. It is a tiny place. The wall paper is literally falling off the walls. The placemats and tablecloths were definitely original from when this place opened many years ago. I think the paint was also original. The lady that was there could barely walk. We had to get our own menus which wasn't that big of a deal done they were within reach. Yep, the place is that small. I ordered my breakfast choice only to be told they didn't have my choice. I went with my second choice-2 eggs, 2 pieces of bacon, home fries, and toast. The eggs were over cooked. They were brown instead of yellow. The potatoes were almost cooked . . . almost. The toast was very thinly sliced Italian bread. It was more like a cracker than toast. The eggs and potatoes had no seasoning-not even salt or pepper. So Been There Done That and no t-shirt needed. read more

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Was it the best omelet of my life? Probably not, but it was totally fine and exactly what I needed on an early Saturday morning. I asked for just the omelet loaded with tomatoes, peppers, onions, mushrooms and cheese. I did not want the side of hash browns and toast. It came to 8.25. If I'm being totally honest, for a small diner and no sides that seemed a little high, but as always, I'm more than happy to support a small biz, and I left full and satisfied so whatevs. The woman behind the counter was very nice as well. This is definitely a tiny spot with no frills, but if you need a greasy spoon, it will satisfy. read more

The woman working here was sitting outside and called me pretty so I had to go. I didn't regret my decisions. It's cash only so keep that in mind but the owner and workers are so nice and the food is cheap and delicious. read more

Supporting local businesses is always the best way to go. I didn't really have any direction and decided to go here. It was a great decision on my part. It would be a good decision on your part to go here. Great food and the owners are fantastic. The best day to go is Sunday. Check it out!!!!! read more

This little diner is probably the smallest restaurant I've visited, with all of four dining tables and a couple of bar seats. The only staff on hand was the owner. But the No Name is a hidden gem with outstanding greasy spoon fare and the most welcoming atmosphere. read more

I was headed to a different restaurant on brookline Blvd when I saw this place. Even from the sidewalk it nearly blended in with its surroundings. The place itself is incredibly tiny but the 2 women working were incredibly nice and the food was delicious. read more

I visited Pittsburgh from Philly for a few weeks and stummbled across No Name Coffee Shop in Brookline PA. I was told by everyone throughout the city that this was one of the best small food shops in the area. I contacted the employee Kathy who was a pleasant and vibrant worker. She was helpful and rare to find hillarious throughout my stay. I am from Philly so I am a huge critic of all MEAT products. Let me tell ya'll "This was the best hamburger this cowboy has ever chewed up on." After the end of my trip and several meals later, I was truely convinced that this small shop was a throwback to the old days. I concluded the trip to Pittsburgh with a breakfast to die for (sausage, bacon, eggs, home fries, defibrilator), and again blown away by the quality. I tried several other food places in the area, but passed at most after looking at the food quality and surroundings!! If you plan a trip to Pittsburgh (Brookline area) PA, go see Kathy at No Name Coffee Shop. I think she converted me to a STEELER FAN!!! - - - - MAYBE.... read more

My sandwich was good but very basic, the decor clearly hasn't been changed in 30 years, and 10 people dining at once would fill the space to the brim, BUT it's the kind of place that I want to love. If I lived in the area, I would probably try to convince my friends to make it our regular breakfast/lunch hangout and push the owners to improve on it a bit. It's tiny and I think $800 worth of cosmetic changes would make it far more appealing. I wasn't sure that it was a restaurant from the outside and never would have walked in if it weren't for one of the employees chatting me up on the street. read more