Found this place during the NFL draft! Dive bar, good drinks and very economical. Service is cool…read more After a certain time they card and do a safety check. Thursday was a mixed crowd, good music, and you can order food near by and bring it in. Friday evening, came the regulars. Which means those who don't prefer out of towners. So I'm good on Lefty's on Friday night. I need good energy around me always. TV's with the games, upstairs and downstairs seating area. Small patio. If you go, go early, when the old heads are there.

For a dive bar, this was a great bar! Although, upon walking in, you are smacked in the face with…read morethe whiff of weed. We stopped in here for our last adventure of the night. We always like to drink local beers so hubs ordered us those and I found a table in the back. It was a good spot but it was so busy and loud that we could barely hear each other. There were televisions all over so you can watch basically anything you want. They had music playing and it was very lively. I am not sure if they had food or not and I do not recall smelling any. The bathrooms were okay and they were definitely not modern. The lighting was good and there was enough space throughout the place. No one was socializing with us but seemed to be everywhere in Pittsburgh.

It's the dive-est of dive bars. It's surprisingly large, but most folks just gather at the actual…read morebar. There is some food available. It's a smoking bar. The beers are fairly cheap. You can purchase beers to go. The bartenders are all super nice. Definitely a spot for locals.

DAMN!!! The New Cook Will makes the best wings I've had in the burgh in years…read more The price of wings is the cheapest anywhere and Tori the bartender. Her drinks are poured right and amazing. she makes you feel special 5 stars

Staff were very friendly and helpful, food was awesome. It was fun to people watch as the theatre…read moretraffic walked by.

I've worked at and attended shows at the Benedum for years and finally made it in to try the Warren…read morethis past weekend. I've heard so many mixed things that I have to say I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed every aspect of my experience. It kind of has dive bar vibes but the food and drink options are definitely on the elevated side. They open at 4 on Sundays and I got there around 4:15. It was already pretty busy (and by the time I was leaving, every single table and bar stool were occupied). They have standard booth seats along the windows, hightop tables in the middle and bar seating along the bar that curves along the back of the restaurant. I chose to sit at the bar since I was by myself. I was promptly greeted by the bartender. They don't hand you copies of the menu, you have to scan the QR code to access. It is easy to read and follow with sections for drinks, specials (this time they were Wicked themed as a nod to the show at the Benedum) and a sushi section. I ordered the street corn dip. The chips were a bit overcooked and the dip was just OK. I thought it was pricey for what you got. The star of my meal, though, was the patty melt. It had the burger, a bacon jam, caramelized onions and was absolutely delicious! It was served with fries. I considered ordering sushi but wasn't sure what to expect. The patrons sitting on either side of my ordered rolls and they were a nice size and looked delicious, so that is something I would consider ordering in the future. It was a place I'll likely be back to because of the proximity to the theater (although their prices definitely reflect that). Just note how crowded it always is and give yourself plenty of time if you plan on heading here for dinner before the show.

My wife and I arrived in Pittsburgh and wanted a place with excellent food and a great atmosphere…read moreto watch the hockey game. Bonus points for being in Mount Washington, which allowed us to ride the Monongahela Incline up and the Duquesne Incline down. Yes it was a bit of a walk but Bigham Tavern was worth it! It was a Monday night, so there was also live music. Crowd was reasonable and we were seated at a comfortable table with a good view of the television. Our waitress was awesome, so patient! Her patience was tested because we don't drink much and wanted to order the food gradually throughout the game. We benefited from happy hour pricing for a tasty pickle dip and glasses of wine. We added some outstanding wings, so many great flavors to choose from! Next phase was an outstanding gluten free pesto and mozzarella pizza! Crust was too good to be true! The game was rough at first but turned around in time for me to order the Big Ham sandwich with a side of kale salad. The sandwich was delicious and served on a pretzel bun. The kale salad was an awesome side dish, tons of flavor! The game kept improving and we enjoyed the rest of it in the bar area with some great fans. Lots of televisions. Great neighborhood vibe! Will gladly return when we're back in town!

Bigham Tavern in Mount Washington has been around since 1910! It's been many different places over…read morethe years. However, the current owners named it after its original name (Bigham Tavern) paying homage to its historical value on the Mount. The food is always good (if you like wings, they're known for them) and the brews are always cold. It's a true representation of a Pittsburgh neighborhood with its food, decor, and people. They host events like trivia nights and other things. TV screens for the big games. They do a great weekend brunch.

Tony and I stopped in at Sloppy Joe's on Shiloh Street on top of Mt Washington in Pittsburgh today!…read moreWe parked across the street which is free on Sundays! The bartender was extremely friendly and so sweet ! Tony ordered a PBR and I got a coke! We enjoyed conversations with the bartender and a few of the locals! Definitely recommend and Definitely going back when we venture into Pittsburgh again!

Great cocktails, welcoming. Bartender Jake was awesome…read more After The Summit kicked us out after just entering, we 2 over 60 women on a Thursday night at 10pm and 30 degrees outside, we saw sign and walked into Sloppy Joe's. Felt safe, great other over 60 man Tommy was engaging and kind. Being new to Mt Washington, I was very impressed regardless of bar appearance.

My first trip to Pittsburgh meant a lot of firsts, including my first meal in the city…read more After a 3:30 AM wake-up call and a flight into Pittsburgh, my 18-year-old travel companion Jackson and I were more than ready for lunch. Normally I travel with his dad so this trip was a little different. Jackson has heard plenty of stories about all the places his father and I have eaten over the years, so this time I handed him the responsibility of picking our first restaurant. Working downtown, we needed something close by and landed at RedBeard's Sports Bar & Grill. The short walk through downtown Pittsburgh was interesting, but the weather was another story. Hot, humid, and muggy. By the time we arrived, the restaurant was busy and only outdoor seating was available. We took a table outside but asked if we could move indoors when something opened up. Our server, Lauren, was fantastic from start to finish. Friendly, attentive, and she made sure we were well taken care of. I let Jackson choose the appetizer and he knocked it out of the park with the mozzarella sticks. Crispy on the outside, loaded with gooey melted cheese on the inside, and paired with a very good marinara sauce. Definitely a strong start to the meal. Jackson and I quickly came to the same conclusion: air conditioning exists for a reason. Patio dining has its place, but a hot and humid Pittsburgh afternoon isn't it. Thankfully, we were able to move inside once a table became available. For my meal, I ordered the Reuben, one of my go-to sandwiches whenever I see it on a menu. RedBeard's version didn't disappoint. Plenty of corned beef, good flavor throughout, and everything worked well together. I requested my fries well-done with no seasoning, and they came out exactly the way I like them. Jackson went with the Inside-Out Grilled Cheese and was thrilled with his choice. Judging by how quickly it disappeared, I'd say it was a winner. I don't know when I'll find myself back in Pittsburgh, but I enjoyed both the restaurant and the downtown atmosphere. Good food, excellent service from Lauren, and a solid first dining experience in the city. 4 stars from me. I'd happily stop back in the next time work brings me to Pittsburgh.

Nice draft selection ! Yummy chicken quesadilla , filled to the brim w toppings . Enjoyed stopping…read morehere before the Big Fireworks !

Leah made experience terrific. Brisket sandwich was great…read moreand entire trip to Forbes was top notch. My friends and I go to ballgame all over country and this is best overall stop we've made.

Fun little place with good atmosphere and great food! Leah was fun and really helpful with picking…read moresome great food choices. I went with the recommendation of the wings and got the Cajun seasoning. They were so good that I regretted asking for blue cheese for dipping. Then I added a side of Brussels sprouts and no hyperbole; these were the best I've ever had! I practically licked the bowl after.

"You're not the only one With mixed emotions…read moreAnd you're not the only ship Adrift on this ocean" (Rolling Stones) McFadden's was a real mixed bag for us. It was a Pirates game night, and the fans were starting to roll in. We grabbed dinner before the game and were pretty underwhelmed. Service was very slow, with long lapses. The food was good- Philly Steak Nachos with Tater Tots ($16) and an Italian Deli Panini ($14) with Onion Rings ($3). Soft drinks were $3 each. Besides the service issues, we found the restaurant to be in a state of disrepair. The tables were very "icky-sticky". Oh, let's talk about the restrooms too. There are three paper towel dispensers in each restroom. In the men's room all 3 were empty. In the ladies' room, one was empty. Now in baseball 2 out of 6 equates to a .300 batting average which is terrific. But when it comes to availability of paper towels, that's an epic fail.

I hadn't been to McFaddens in ages, tho we used to go often enough that they'd hand me my drink as…read moresoon as I got to the bar. Sadly, they changed their burgers (previously good) to smashburgers. I'm not a fan of those, so I don't know how theirs compare. I got a wrap and tho the chips weren't as good as before, the chicken in my grilled chicken wrap was perfectly prepared & very tender. The egg rolls were also delicious! Service wasn't great, even before they got crowded, but it was good enough. I was surprised that tho they remodeled some the floor is still the same horrible sticky floor that reminds me of a dive bar or gray party. They also have a bathroom attendant which I (& my allergies) hate. I'm allergic to perfumes and it was horrible. They did allow children in the dining area, which was a surprise and worked well for our group. I'm not sure if this policy (not carding at the door) is in place for games or even all concerts, so if you're dining with children before a game or show, I'd recommend calling to ask. The location can't be beaten when going to events at PNC Park. Still a very good option.

We stopped by for a quick drink while we were waiting for space to open up at another bar. What I…read moreappreciate about ETA is that there's usually seating available no matter how packed the Warren may get. We all got one drink and they had NA Guinness for my friend who wasn't drinking alcohol that night. We were told that the ETA menu was temporarily on hold and were able to order from the Warren drink menu. Erin, the person serving us, was super nice and didn't make a big deal about it when our friend spilled his NA Guinness on the floor. She noticed that we were trying to listen to a certain song on one of our phones and played it on the speakers without us asking.

This is such an awesome spot! There really ain't nothing like it in PGH. Its concept is like those…read moresmall shops in Japan where you're supposed to stand and stay for a little before heading out so there's a steady stream of people coming and going. It's very cute inside and wasn't crowded on a Friday evening which is ideal. It's got speakeasy vibes being inside next to the Warren. The drinks here are great! I love their high ball menu and they have some really creative cocktails you don't see elsewhere. They also serve sushi from the Warren and some Japanese bites. Really cool place to go to when you're downtown. The people who work here are also so cool and really know what they're doing!

We went there after being discouraged at another bar on Carson Street. We were not that hungry,…read moreso, upon our waitress' recommendation, we tried a pepperoni pizza, thinking that we could order more if it proved to not be enough. It was probably the best pepperoni pizza I have ever had. The high point of the evening, was our waitress. I wish I knew her name. She was very helpful, attentive, and friendly. She treated two old people just like we were 30. One caveat though. The steaks on stones looked and smelled delicious, but the prices might be a bit high. It depends on how much you enjoy steak, I think. If you are a steak eater, I'm pretty sure you will be happy. Maybe we can find out next trip.

Steak kn a Stone exceeded our expectations…read more The restaurant is located across the street from PNC Park. Even though the room looks like a typical sports bar, the food is a step above. The service is attentive.