M. Cibrone and Sons Bakery was founded in 1955 and sells Italian baked goods, breads, deli goods,…read moreand local and imported groceries. In-store shopping, wholesale, and fundraising are available. Baked goods include pies, cakes, pastries (cannoli, sfogliatelle, lady lock, baklava, strudel, gob, brownie, danish, cinnamon roll, coffee cake, nut roll, etc.), and cookies (Italian wedding cookies, biscotti, chocolate chip, peanut butter, oatmeal raisin, thumbprint, lady lock, etc.). Breads include Italian, sourdough, rye, Frizzelle, rolls, buns, pizza doughs, etc. Deli goods include cheeses (mozzarella, provonello, fontinella, asiago, romano, parmigiana, ricotta, American, Swiss, cheddar, etc.), meats (ham, turkey, bologna, roast beef, salmi, pepperoni, sopressata, prosciutto, capicola, etc.), pasta salads, etc. Lunch hoagies are also available. Groceries include frozen foods (lasagna, ravioli, manicotti, pepperoni rolls, pizzas, etc.), packaged foods (pastas, sauces, oils, etc.), and much more. I shopped here one time. The employee very politely served me. I selected several items: jelly cookie (4 stars), large lady lock (4 stars), almond-cheesecake cone (5 stars!), cherry-cheese strudel (4 stars), Italian bread loaf (not yet tried), and pasta sauce (not yet tried). The total price was about $29 plus a credit-card surcharge of 3%.

Best local family run bakery and Italian grocery store! Where else can you buy a loaf of homemade…read morebread for $2? How about their delicious daily sandwich specials..$10 for a foot long hoagie? Not to mention wonderful cookies, pastries and other delicacies such as pepperoni or sausage rolls? Service is fast and friendly! Thanks for being there!

This is hands down thee best breakfast diner experience I've have had in my 62+ years of life!…read more Enormous portions of high-quality, great tasting, well-presented breakfast options. This includes breakfast sandwiches, omelets and a variety of pancakes and sides. Cozy, comfortable, casual atmosphere. Free onsite parking. Very reasonably priced with discounts for vets and first responders.

All food was great the hospitality was awesome I'm new to the town appreciate the service and the…read morehelp my family enjoyed the food

Let's see, we've had a number of items from the baked goods selections...cookies, brownies,…read moreterrific and perfect to top off lunch at PJ's or great to take home. We've sampled a number of their sandwiches, the triple deckers, roast beef and turkey. Get then with everything,a great meal in itself. But, in addition, PJ's has a different lunch special every day. Just say, 'I'll have the special.' You can't go wrong. This week, we were for there for the Polish Plate-all good. Be forewarned, we arrived a little after 1 pm, shortly, they were out of the lunch special. If you can't find something to love here, that's on you. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursday...cash or checks only. Be there, enjoy!

Actually -she makes weekly specials and they are delicious! Specifically her chicken croquettes are…read moredelicious and a throw back!

Unexpected Soul Food restaurant, fairly near my house. The Gumbo is extraordinary, and wonderfully…read morespiced. The sides are all very good, especially the Mac 'n' Cheese and the yams. The cornbread is just barely sweet, in the Southern style. The ribs are moist, flavorful, and falling off the bone. There are about a dozen tables, more than I expected from seeing the outside. Very good first impression, and very friendly owner.

When you visit Pittsburgh people tend to run to the big franchise restaurants most often over…read morelooked is the mom and pop shops but that's PERFECTLY fine because it's more for us TRUE Northsiders... The seafood gumbo is in league of its own!! S/o to the Blackwells for being a pillar to the community and blessing us with FANTASTIC FOOD!!! They also cater events and you can even host an event at their place as they welcome guests to rent/occupy their space.

Great food great atmosphere. The staff is very accommodating and kind. Food was fresh. I ordered…read morethe wedding soup & a chicken salad sandwich. Nothing left on my plate.

Our usual go to breakfast chain has been so disappointing recently so we decided to give Trolley…read moreBarn a try and were pleasantly surprised. We weren't quite sure about the ordering at the register process. The menu offerings are on a chalkboard behind the register and the waitress was patient with us as we looked over everything. I ordered pancakes with bacon and coffee. The pancakes were just what you'd want when you think of pancakes. Good size, fluffy, and tasty. The three strips of bacon were cooked right, slightly crispy with a little chewy bite. The coffee was hot and kept hot with a frequent topper. Trolley Barn is exactly what you'd expect from a neighborhood place, everyone seemed to be regulars, and the decorating is very much a taste of a bygone era in a good way. Not really a diner, but definitely a casual place to get some good food. Staff was friendly, and my husband and I have definitely added Trolley Barn to our list of good places to get breakfast.

I recently visited Café A Mano, and overall, I couldn't have had a better experience. The…read moreatmosphere was thoughtfully crafted, and the service was friendly and attentive. I ordered the spicy Italian on a hoagie roll, which was delicious and had a great kick. What really stood out, though, was the homemade cheese spread. Its sweetness and richness added a wonderful contrast to the spicy, salty deli meat. They also have an impressive selection of prepared and frozen foods, making it the perfect place to pick up dinner for later. Overall, I would definitely recommend Café A Mano to anyone stopping in for a quick lunch or looking to grab something for dinner later.

My friend and I chose to try Cafe a Mano for lunch this past weekend. They're open until 2pm on…read moreSaturday and we got there just after 12. They only have two tables and a few barstools along the window for indoor dining, but did mention that customers often take their food across the street to the coffee shop to enjoy when space isn't available. We were able to utilize the table for two. We both ordered the Italian wedding soup, a cup for $6 each, and two sandwiches. I went with the spicy Italian on their homemade bun and my friend got the turkey pesto panini. We both enjoyed the soup and she devoured her sandwich. Unfortunately, I didn't love mine as much as I had hoped. The sandwich was cold, which isn't necessarily a problem, but the bun itself was chilled, dense, soft white bread. After picking the sandwich up a couple of times, the bun became wrinkled and slightly off-putting. I'm sure there are a lot of people who love these buns, but it wasn't the combo for me. I'd try something on sourdough or focaccia next time.

Amazing, friendly staff, fast service, definitely rating my experience 5 stars…read more The environment is very clean, will absolutely be back next time I'm in Mt Washington

I'm visiting from out of town, and this place looked amazing, so I was genuinely excited to stop in…read moreand try it. Unfortunately, my customer service experience wasn't quite what I had hoped for. I walked in happy and smiling, but the initial interaction with the employee taking my order felt a little unfriendly and unwelcoming. I clearly asked for half of a sub but was given a full sub instead. That honestly wasn't a huge issue for me, but combined with the interaction, it did affect my overall experience. I completely understand that working in customer service can be difficult and that everyone has an off day. At the same time, I think a friendly and welcoming attitude can make such a difference, especially for someone who is visiting the area and trying a restaurant for the first time. First impressions really do matter, and unfortunately, I left feeling disappointed after being so excited to come in. I do want to mention that the young lady who checked me out was wonderful. She was very polite, friendly, and provided great customer service. As far as the food goes, the sub, pasta salad, and potato salad were absolutely immaculate! Everything tasted great, and I really enjoyed the food. I just wish the customer service at the beginning of my visit had matched the quality of the food. A little more warmth and attentiveness would have made this a completely different experience.

I got a TON of bread, all of which was great! All of it kept well (still good for at least two or…read morethree days on the counter) and toasted great too! The baguette was slightly crunchy and not quite as dry as others (4.25/5). The plain and everything bagels were also good (4.5/5); they were nice, airy, and chewy. The tomato and olive focaccia was pretty good and not too oily (4.5/5), so I was able to eat a lot more of it in a sitting without it upsetting my stomach or feeling gross. The sourdough was crunchy and airy (4.5/5). My favorite was the Calabrian Pitta (5/5); it was very airy and slightly crunchy but also soft and chewy! I demolished it even faster than the others and will definitely be going back for more! The service was great too; the staff are nice and friendly (4.5/5).

We parked nearby and thought the things we could see in the window looked good so we ventured…read moreinside. We arrived shortly before they close so I'm sure earlier in the day the selection is even bigger, but there was still a lot to choose from. This is an off shoot of D'Anoia's down the street. They make sandwiches l, have a plethora of baked goods and have a coffee bar. My wife ordered several baked goods and all were tasty. We also ordered a delicious cacio e Pepe focaccia, loved this one. Also ordered a cacio e pepe sourdough loaf to take home. It was great bread to have with butter or to make sandwiches with. We will definitely return, albeit earlier in the day for even more things to choose from.