Dive, awesome wings, gravel parking lot, no frills. That's what you are getting. If you like that…read moreand a massive fried fish during Friday lent, then you'll dig this place. If you're showing up in an expensive outfit, it's not for you. Perfect scenario is that you've just bowled 6 games with the boys, had a couple pops and now you want amazing wings with awesome sauces and a few high lifes/buds/millers. Best sauces are the "mess" and diesel.

Love Dave's. Best fish for lent! Friendly place good prices! . Nice little bar has wing night too.read more

They have the best chicken wings here and the only place I've found that has a root beer dry rub!read more

Looking for a friendly, hometown restaurant and bar...go to Pier 19!! The food is delicious and…read moreprepared well. They have everything from snack food to meals. In warm weather the back patio is open. Some people complain about the cigarette smoke, and the cash policy. Prices are good and smoke is tolerable.

Ruggers has some of the best bar food in Pittsburgh at insanely reasonable prices! Their menu has a…read morelot of great vegan options including their seitan wings which are AMAZING! We got their specials this trip which included a Gyro Crunchwrap and Cowboy Burger. Both were so good I would have never thought to have a gyro and Crunchwrap form but now I always want it that way HAHA. Tots and fries were very good but if I had to choose I'd say go for the tots! Perfectly crisp yet still potatoey on the inside if that makes sense lol not over fried at all!

We stopped into Rugger's for wings one evening. This is a perfect neighborhood bar right in the…read moresouth side. We were able to find parking quickly. We sat at one of the tables. We placed our order at the bar. My boyfriend got a beer and i got a soda. We also got the pickle chips and some wings. The prices can't be beat and the portions are great. To add to it', the pickles and wings were delicious! I definitely will be back to try other items.

Absolutely fabulous lunch here the other day after our trip to the quirky, fun Bayernhof museum…read more Like any really good BBQ place, you smell the goodness before you even get there. In this case, a *giant* smoker is just outside the front door, and man oh man, is it loaded with yumminess --- ribs, chicken, brisket. (Faint!) The place, originally opening in the 1890's (!!), is a real throwback, despite their having to rebuild sometime ago after a bad flood. The current owners - with their families - are some serious hard workers, and the output is just terrific. One of the owners waited on us, a charming Pittsburgher (not sure if it was Chad or Nick) who has an infectious passion for both good beer and his fine food. I got the recommended oatmeal stout which I really enjoyed - smooth, nutty, flavorful. My husband enjoyed his wheat beer. Both of these from the fairly extensive draft list. The food is the real star, tho. Our foursome started with fried green tomatoes - a nice crunch with a good, lightly spicy wing-style sauce. AND ---- the favorite of all of us: smoked chicken wings. MOMMA. These are a signature item for good reason. Order a 1/2 dozen or dozen. They are on the medium side, plump and juicy, with a tasty dust. Perfectly cooked. Apparently they start smoking them in the morning! Dreamy! The owner brought us some fabulous sauces, along with homemade blue cheese dressing, for dipping. The highly-popular "Moonshine" bbq sauce was our fave, hands down. The House sauce was a bit plain but good. The 1/2 n 1/2 - with House sauce and (I think) Carolina BBQ sauce was good. Next time, I'll try their habanero bbq sauce - I think they call it "Hot Hooves." My friend & I split the pulled smoked chicken sammie with a side of really good, home made collard greens. The greens were quite good - not bitter at all - high praise from this Southern gal! The sandwich was great - with chunky bits of smoked chicken, but honestly - you could just eat those fab smoked wings! My husband enjoyed his brisket sandwich. I'm not a big red meat girl, so I can't speak to the flavor. My sister in law got a straaaaange experience -- the gigantic pretzel with 2 smoked meats (pork & chicken) accompanied by a side of Mac & cheese. She wanted to have leftovers, and boy did she get her wish! Yikes. Too weird for me. They have a small outdoor space at the back. We enjoyed the front section with the giant bar. There's also more seating in the back. They have special nights for their delicious food---- those fab wings are super cheap on Tuesday; cheaper meat platters on Wednesdays; & Saturdays are cheap tacos ---- the place was once a taco/Mexican restaurant, apparently. We will most definitely be back!!!

A Pittsburgh 5 star old school dive, but not too divey, really. Lots of great beer on tap,…read moreoutstanding food menu with great prices & BBQ made on sight with a giant smoker right out front on the street. Try their smoked wings yum! The Cuban sandwich was tasty too & the onion rings were giant. Bartenders & all staff very friendly. Small outside deck up a few steps in the back. Punk bands play here some evenings so it gets loud at night. Parking can be tricky. Well worth a visit!

Went in on a night when we didn't want to cook. Sat in the bar and ordered drinks and dinner. See…read morepictures. So very Irish Bar ambience and definitely going back to try the fish and chips. If you are looking for local Irish pub this is it. We will be back.

Sieb's Pub is a local, family-owned and -operated restaurant and bar. It serves Irish and American…read morefoods and drinks for lunch, dinner, and catering. Examples of menu items are appetizers such as pretzel sticks and wings, salads, soups, sandwiches, entrees such as shepherd's pie and ribs, desserts such as apple pie, and drinks such as beers and cocktails. The menu has a small section for children. My husband and I ate one dinner here. The seating hostess and waitress served us promptly and courteously. Our appetizers were a House Salad (4 stars) and an Irish Stew (4 stars) with tender chunks of beef. Our main courses were beer-battered Fish and Chips (4 stars) and Guinness Beef Pot Pie (4 stars) with onion rings. The pot pie appeared to be the same stew that I had eaten as an appetizer but with crust on top. The onion rings were perfectly crispy and tasty. The total price for these foods and one soda was $51 plus a tip.

I was there on a Wednesday for their wing special, I had been before and the wings were overcooked…read moreand dry. I thought I would give it a 2nd chance, but no change. The small wings were completely overcooked and the skin was very hard, it almost shattered. I eat many wings at many places and these were not very good. Maybe people don't complain because they are 69¢ each. I would rather pay a little more and have something enjoyable. It wouldn't take much effort to cook them properly, most other places do. The night I was there, service was terrible. One bartender taking food and drink orders, putting it in the computer, picking up food, washing glasses, delivering food. On top of this my order was incorrect., twice! I was hoping my small neighborhood place would be a frequent place to visit, but it failed twice in a row.

Great appetizers and wraps! Best bartending crew around! Ask about their Daily Specials.read more

We drove right past it looking for it, turkey a back door experience! Once we found our way in we…read morewere thrilled. Everyone was wildly pleasant, service outstanding, food was great, and we all signed up for the beer wall challenge. Feels like a Pittsburgh staple! The fish sandwich was massive, the chili was spicy and the beer menu was extensive. Definitely recommend.

Their fish sandwich is the best! Service is always good and…read morefast. Regular fish sandwiches are hugh and delicious, but I Always order 1/2 fish sandwich, but Pittsburgh style.

We order takeout and it's always great!! The employees are always so pleasant. Great prices and…read moredecent size portions.

This is a weird place, but that's not always bad. We have friends that live out that-a-way, and…read moresince we just moved back to Pittsburgh we all met up for a beer. I wasn't sure what to expect from a bar attached to an indoor soccer pitch in a big metal building, but we were pleasantly surprised. The bar and restaurant area are pretty basic, but it was very clean and everyone was very friendly. The service was good and food came quick and hot. It's basic pub fare, but they do a really nice fish sandwich and other fried stuff. My wife and I shared a few things, and the fried shrimp and fresh fries was my favorite. Overall, and nice friendly spot. We left happy.