I love this place! The owner is a fabulous woman and she treats local bands wonderfully! A great…read moreplace to listen to many different variations of music including Jazz every Wednesday. I always enjoy their food especially their chicken wings! I feel like everything tastes homemade and not rushed!!

Working in the service industry for a living, I let most things slide. I'm the easiest customer to…read moredeal with. Anything average is automatic 50% tip and no fusses or sendbacks etc.... I just sat in here for 30 minutes without being acknowledged yet made eye contact with the bartender at least 5 times. Mistakes happen and I'd like to give their wings a try but I don't see myself going back.

What a lovely surprise! We went to the yarn store next door and figured we could get some basic bar…read morefood at their outside seating... bench? Thing. Instead we had the best soft pretzels of our lives (I grew up in Germany, these were GERMAN soft pretzels), and amazing dill chips, and a charming, friendly, entertaining bartender who was entirely too lovely for a Saturday at 11am. I don't live here, but you can bet money we're coming back here next time we go yarn shopping next door.

Decent watering hole in depressed town within PGH city limits. If you go at night beware of the…read moreuptight bouncer who thinks he plays for the Steelers. Aggressively rolled up on me while walking across bar, forced me outside then after I let go to move on decided to cowardly push me to the ground in an obvious attempt to cause harm. Tho he failed to do much I still reported it, police requested video but bar declined to provide. Glaringly unprofessional with obvious anger issues. Perhaps now that I said something he'll think twice next time about assaulting a patron but that remains to be seen. If you're stuck in Millvale for a bit Smokey's is a much more interesting and welcoming spot, but after a drink or 2 there just cross the bridge to Lawrenceville or grab an uber to Pittsburgh proper.

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.

Every time I got to Barry's Pub, I have a great time! You can tell that the owner and staff really…read morecare about their business and customers. Their staff are wonderful! Leigh and Jennifer took fabulous care of us and were fun and friendly. The staff put a ton of work into decorating the entire place for holidays. Right now, it's a Christmas pop up bar and looks fantastic. My other favorite was their St. Patrick's Day pop up. This is a casual and friendly neighborhood dive bar but slightly elevated. An all-around great experience every time I go! I highly recommend Barry's Pub in the North Hills of Pittsburgh.

Everything always goes well !…read more It is a great bar/restraunt that welcomes all ages! Safe, comfortable, professional and entertaining.

Live in the Detroit area, traveled to Pittsburgh with my son recently to attend a Pittsburgh…read morePirates game. Wanted to see their awesome stadium. Incredible experience the entire time and happened upon Cafe Nikos after a tour guide at the Fort Pitt museum recommended we head up to Mt. Washington and check out the local fare. I hate being a tourist so decided to take a chance and go into Cafe Nikos. No tables. No wait staff. Awesome. Long old bar with locals. Quiet. Not obnoxious. The bartender was extremely sweet and made the best spicey Bloody Mary. Cash only. The best fresh fried zucchini and great gyros. Learned a lot about the area and memories of the tornado that hit in 1998. I will make it a point to go back when I hit Pittsburgh again. Also, has a great pool table. $1 game. Pool sticks not warped. We play a lot of pool.

Cafe Nikos is a fine establishment right on Shiloh Street in Mount Washington. Niko and team really…read moreknow how to lay out the hospitality. Food is delicious and beautifully presented. The bartenders and servers are so kind and helpful. Everything we tasted was so good. Crispy flavorful wings, sliders, and more appetizers like charcuterie kabobs, hummus with veggies, and perfect sized dessert assortment! The drinks are served fast and fresh, I saw a wide assortment being enjoyed! Definitely add Nikos to your Must Visit in Mount Washington!

Good music and the food was good. Didn't care for my Long Island, didn't taste like a Long Island…read moreat all. Definitely need practice on that. Ordered wings and fries which were yummy!!

Nice atmosphere, grown folks, a little too bright, , overall experience, good!…read moreIts our first time here, food was excellent.

Classic "small" town tavern. Want something to eat? Just…read morewalk back in the kitchen and tell em want you want

Great lace to meet friends very friendly bartenders. Try the halushka. It's wonderful. Hamburgers…read moreand fish sandwiches are great too.

I love Bob's Garage…read more How could you not be filled with joy when here? I love being surrounded by all the colorful lights and decorations. It brings out that kid feeling... all year long, not just during the holidays. Sure, it's just a little ol' bar but there's something kind of magical about it. I've been there for karaoke a few times, which I love. I wish that they were still selling food. Maybe they will again someday. It was nice to get a bite there before karaoke starts.

I've been here a few times in the daytime and the lights have been fun even with the sun out. The…read moredecor is like those of my favorite Florida Keys bars. It's very eclectic, tropical, and the music is great 70's-80's rock at a nice volume. They also have a few TV screens for sports or other interesting viewing. Dave has been my bartender both visits. He's cool, welcoming, and informative regarding the different beers they offer. He recommended a wheat beer called Allagash and served it with an orange slice. Delicious and refreshing. Not as sweet as Blue Moon. I really enjoyed it. Their kitchen is currently closed, but they allow outside food and have free popcorn. They make me want to drive over hills and through tunnels to get here!