My wife and I stopped in at Stella's in Clintkn, PA. We had…read moresuch a good time. The waitress and bar tender was awesome... had fun talking to the locals ate the bar. The wings were phenomenal, and the chicken Parm absolutely awesome and enough for two people:). Can't wait to bring my wife back there. Rob

Very much a local bar. Way to Expensive for this area and…read morewhat we got to eat and drink . Our bill was 75$ for a sandwich and a dinner and 3 drinks . Won't be back:(

Great food Great Atmosphere Friendly Staff our go to place to eat & relax. I'm a weekly customer…read moreand enjoy my time there

Food is below standard and they can not make a decent Reuben sandwich there are better places to go…read morebesides this dump!

I was going to wait for my next flight and eat in Chicago but I couldn't resist as I saw great…read morelooking food being brought out. Saw huge sausages, just all around great looking food so ordered a burger and was not dissappointed. All prices were very fair considering an airport restaurant/bar. The burger was top notch and better than expected. No issues here. Great stop at Pittsburgh airport.

I don't usually think to leave reviews for airport spots, but Penn Brewery absolutely deserves one…read more We had about 90 minutes to spare before our flight and wanted to sit down for a solid meal and this place delivered. First off, it's conveniently located in the terminal, and we were able to get a table right away on a Sunday night. The place had a chill vibe with a mix of bar seating and tables, and it wasn't overcrowded, which made the experience even better. Our server was friendly and quick to get us settled. I ordered one of their house lagers, super smooth and just what I was hoping for. I'm definitely more of a lager guy, and this one hit the spot. To start, we shared the pretzel sticks appetizer, four perfectly soft pretzels served with a warm cheese dip and a nice, sharp mustard. Great portion for two and a perfect kickoff to the meal. For my main, I went with the Brewhouse Burger, cooked medium rare (I know, a bold move for airport food, but trust me it was cooked perfectly). Juicy, flavorful, and cooked just how I like it. They offer a bunch of add-ons too, so you can really make it your own. And the best part? It didn't come with the usual inflated airport price tag I think it was just under $20 for a quality burger, and the beers were around $7-$8, which felt totally reasonable for the setting. All around, it was a great experience solid food, great beer, fast and friendly service, and they didn't rush us at all. If you've got at least an hour before your flight and want a sit-down meal that doesn't feel like typical airport fare, I'd definitely recommend!

We had some flight issues and had to stay the night near the Pittsburgh airport. The airline…read moreoffered us a food voucher and not many places took the voucher, so we ended up eating at Burgh because they did. The service was good, but the food was awful. I had a $13 avocado toast which was the safest looking thing I've eaten in a while! There is no way the avocado was mashed fresh, it was gross. Save your money and go somewhere else!

We enjoyed our food while waiting for our gate. The food was tasty with large servings. We had our…read morebaby and they brought us a high chair. We sat outside the restaurant in the walkway, but did not feel in the way, but the restaurant did not seem very big. Our waitress was helpful giving good advice on food and everything we needed!

Visited this lounge when visiting Pittsburgh prior to our morning flight…read more It was easy to enter with the priority pass and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Ample seating was available initially didn't see the large open area where the bar is Food options for the morning were decent. Got a bagel, muffin, yogurt, and they had sausage, egg, hot oats, cereal and drinks available and a soda fountain for other drinks. They had a full bathroom too which was neat. Overall a decent place to hang out before a flight.

Nestled away in a corner, and the space is larger than it appears…read more One office room. Please be considerate and switch out as soon as your meetings are done! During my stay, 4 of us rotated in and out to accommodate calls and keep the peace Food is better than other locations I have visited. Front desk was super helpful getting my QR code from the app since the last club didn't return the physical card All locations these last two weeks have had major IT issues at front during check in Bar was nice, restrooms are unisex, space was intimate

I've been here several times over the years. Tonight's visit was well worth a review…read more Service was excellent! Food was bar type food but done well. It's actually reasonably priced too for a hotel at an airport. If you are staying here, it's worth a visit. Comfortable, friendly vibe.

Located in the Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh airport hotel lobby. Didn't have much of a choice but to…read moreeat here but it was a solid meal. The crab cakes were nice. They tasted fresh and homemade. Decent sized portion too. The citrus salmon was good. The risotto was a little too thick. There were some steamed vegetables that came with it. Enjoyed my broccoli soup too. For dessert the peanut butter chocolate cake was a nice finish. Is it 5 stars no but thats not what I was expecting.

I stopped in for a bite, and I had a fantastic salad. I was really surprised with just how good…read morethis salad was. The iceberg lettuce was crisp and fresh, and the ranch dressing was spot on. My bartender was wonderful, making my whole experience feel like a neighborhood pub. However, I didn't get a chance to try their whiskey, so it is hard to go five stars without that experience .

Overall decent food. The pretzels were your typical bar food. The salad had a good sized piece of…read moresalmon that tasted pretty good. The romaine lettuce wasn't that fresh but I was so hungry that I didn't care much. The service was quick and friendly and I had plenty of time while waiting for my flight to order, eat and pay. Bar seating and tables were available. Chill atmosphere. At the time not many people were there but closer to 530 people were trickling in. I'm just glad I could find a fairly healthy option at the airport.

I stopped by recently while waiting for my flight to NJ…read more I always ask myself, Why do you always get sucked in to having overpriced beers at airports? Then I answer, Because there is just something that hits different about a beer inside an airport. lol. Plus, I love craft beers :P This is your typical airport bar/restaurant. Nothing great, nothing special, but it does the job while waiting. I had a couple Founders All Day IPA's. Delish! I didn't eat anything, but their menu and food did look pretty decent. It wasn't packed on the day I stopped by and the service was great. I'm sure I'll stop by again as I frequent this airport a lot. Enjoy!

When your flight gets delayed, you've got two choices: wander the terminal aimlessly or find food…read moreand drink. Naturally, we chose the latter. Amy picked Local Craft Kitchen and Bar, and honestly, I wasn't too picky at that point. I started with a Hazy Little Thing IPA, which felt like the best beer option on the menu. Solid choice. Amy ordered a side salad and chicken quesadilla. She raved about the balsamic dressing, and the quesadilla was way bigger than we expected. Heads-up though: they charge for extras--$1 for salsa, $2 for guac. To be fair, the portions were generous, but worth noting so you're not surprised. I ordered a cup of chili and a chicken Caesar wrap with chips. The chili had a nice flavor, though I wouldn't have minded a little extra heat. Definitely a cup, not a bowl. The wrap was served warm--unexpected but tasty. It wasn't drowning in dressing, which is a win in my book. Only downside? As a self-declared homemade chip snob, the bag of Lay's felt like a bit of a letdown. Service was friendly and fast, which you always appreciate in an airport setting. Yes, it's typical overpriced airport food, but honestly, the quality was better than I anticipated. If I get delayed again, I'd come back. But no need to seek it out unless you're stuck at the gate with time to kill.

Someone recommended that my co-workers and I eat a Primanti Bros before we left Pittsburgh. He…read moredescribed the sandwiches and got us all interested in trying one. At the airport, I immediately beelined to the restaurant when I saw it. I ordered the PB Reuben. It was a massive sandwich piled with almost 2 inches of corned beef and pastrami. The flavor of the meat was amazing. It was interesting to have fries on the sandwich which added a different texture to the food when I bit into them. I really loved the sandwich so much so that I was thinking about it the next day. Truly one of the most fulfilling and delicious sandwiches I have ever tasted. Our server, Emily, was a rock star. She was appropriately attentive and always had a nice smile on her face while she helped us. The restaurant had a bar feel to it which made it a comfortable place to have lunch while waiting for my flight. I am glad we followed through on the recommendation to eat here.

Now I haven't been to Primanti Bros. in probably 20 years, and back then it was the OG location…read more This airport spot didn't even exist yet, so honestly the fact that it's here at all is already a huge plus if you don't have time to leave the airport and hit a real location. And yeah, I'm sure it's not as good as the originals, but if you're a tourist or someone who's never had it before, this is still a perfectly solid introduction to what Primanti's is. One thing I appreciated: you can order sandwiches to take home with you, just not fully assembled "to go." They'll separate everything so the fries and slaw don't turn your sandwich into soup by the time you get to your destination. Smart move honestly. I took the Capicola home and ate the pastrami there at the airport. Once I got home I added an egg to the Capicola, which is definitely the move if you're eating it outside the restaurant. Still, I ended up liking the pastrami more. I'm just not really a gabagool guy, but I wanted to eat the hits. And honestly? Even after all these years, it still tasted exactly how I wanted it to taste. That's probably the best compliment I can give it. You can also sit inside or outside, which honestly changes the whole airport experience. If you want to escape the chaos of people pacing around on speakerphone, sit inside. If you want to people-watch and judge airport outfits, sit "outside" and just gawk at humanity rolling by. Also: get the pickles. Always get pickles.

I was catching a flight to NJ a couple of weeks ago, but when I arrived at the airport TSA was…read moresuper backed up. So, I decided to sit here and have a beer while the lines thinned out since it is right beside the TSA screening area. I've been here many times and it's a chill spot to relax if the TSA lines are long and you have some time to burn if the other TSA area is closed. The girl working was very nice and friendly. I ordered a Blue Moon draft and relaxed for about 30-45 minutes until the lines were short. A very nice lady who was sitting close to me stopped me as I was leaving and complimented my hair and looks. Which was super sweet and flattering. Thank You :D It's a nice little spot to grab drink or food prior to going through TSA. Enjoy!