Duda's has some amazing produce and jarred goods, so I love that there is a location closer to home…read morethan their actual farm. They have some of the best corn around and the selection of produce/veggies is always great. Most of the time the stuff was picked that morning. They have several varieties of pickles and also some jarred sauces that are all delicious. The one downside is that they sometimes aren't open during their posted hours. I was told to check social media for the most up to date information, but did not see anything about closing early the day that I went and they were already closed. Overall, a wonderful place to get produce and support an awesome local farm.

Oh, boy. I love getting fresh fruit and veggies from a local farm stand so do want to support…read moreDuda's. But, this past Saturday (8/22), the six ears of corn i bought were all bad -- had old, shriveled, dark, and/or rotted kernels. What the Hell? I question the age of corn they are peddling.

Great quick in and out nostalgic store that has been a treasure to the locals forever. Yes prices…read moremay be a little higher than the big stores but for a few items it's worth it to not have to deal with the rat race and no parking at the big stores. You also can find some really good buys, quality meat, and produce so keep you eye out for specials.

I went to see what the butcher had on offer. I brought home very fresh looking cuts of pork, and…read morebeef. I also picked up stuffed chicken breast which my husband just finished. Thumbs up.

Speciality grocer with cheese spectacular and delicious Mediterranean flavors!…read more The final stop on our Strip District Food Tour, Stamoolis Brothers is not typical a place to dine, but definitely a delicious endeavor of a grocery store celebrating their Greek heritage! We were able to sample a stuffed fig, cheese spread, Greek yogurt, and juniper candy! Everything was so fresh and flavorful - I can see why you would easily fill a grocery bag with their products. The olive selection was a spectacle itself with every variety, color, and size that I've ever seen altogether. However, the king of this castle... the Stamboolis Brothers icon... the 235 lbs Carbonelli Provolone!! It looks like a punching bag in the midst of the deli and judging by previous reviews/photos - it is a common occurrence and how they consistently make delicious provolone.

As many times as I've been to the Strip I had never been to this great little place until my most…read morerecent visit. What a cool place! More types of olives and flavors of hummus than I ever knew were possible, lots of meats, cheeses, and tasty treats like grape leaves. There is a deli counter but also shelves and shelves of great finds. Definitely check it out if you are in the strip!

Cannot believe I just found this place. If you are looking for any eastern cooking ingredients this…read moreis the place. I needed a map for all the aisles. First time there, but not the last. I got the Char shu pork very tasty. Also had a cheese bread baked fresh in site. The bread was delicious. Can't wait to try some more next trip. Also very clean and wide aisles easy to get around and parking was easy accessible to store either entrance.

This store has a great selection of grocery items, which I really appreciate. However, I believe…read morethe customer service at the checkout could be improved significantly. The cashiers often do not greet customers or respond appropriately when customers say hello or thank you. At times, their manner comes across as rude and discourteous. For example, when I pay with cash, the receipt is sometimes placed on the POS area rather than handed to me directly. I understand that English may not be their first language, and I have no issue with that. Language is not the concern - the issue is basic courtesy and customer service. I hope management will provide additional training to the checkout staff on how to greet customers, respond politely, and handle receipts and payments professionally. The store has a lot to offer, but better customer service would make the shopping experience much more pleasant.

I've been wanting to try this market so was excited to finally make it there this weekend…read more It's bigger than I thought it would be with a nice variety of selection. I found out that they don't offer the hot bar foods over the weekend. So I'll be back during the week to try it. I'll be adding this market into my rotation for sure!

They yell at there employees is front of customers. Wouldn't recommend…read more Food bar will have you on the toilet for awhile ...

Such a gem! The breakfast is always absolutely amazing -- fresh, hearty, and exactly what you want…read moreto start the day. The staff couldn't be friendlier; they make you feel like a regular even if it's your first time walking in. Even if you're just stopping by for a quick coffee, it's worth it. And the pepperoni rolls? A must-grab to go. Seriously, don't leave without one (or two or a dozen ;) ). This place just has that warm, small-town charm that keeps you coming back.

MY FAVORITE BREAKFAST IN PITTSBURGH/THE STATE/AND 2ND OF ALL TIME…read more Everything here was fucking perfect and it was just all staple diner food in the best version possible. Absolutely nothing crazy (minus the French toast) that is just NAILED. And THE PRICES are so awesome The Hot Mess. Massive, loaded and delicious. That's not an omelette either.. that's their scrambled eggs loaded with potatoes and smothered it their insane sausage gravy. The biscuits with it. Right out the oven fresh, so soft, not dry in the slightest and honestly didn't even need anything on it. The corned beef hash was probably the best I've had. I never had it was such a great crisp/crunch to it. That is my new standard for corned beef hash The pancakes. The best in Pittsburgh and my top 3-5 of all time. I hate the hotcake style which you see in Pittsburgh MINUS the crisp with it. But I don't want that throughout the entire thing, I still want my fluff. This delivered that PERFECTLY. Great crisp on just the edges and the fluff in the middle. Absolutely perfect THE BOSTON CREME FRENCH TOAST. My second favorite breakfast item I've gotten in Pittsburgh. You will rarely see me get French Toast unless it's recommended a decent bit or just looks nuts. THIS is my favorite French toast I've had and I hate Boston Creme 90% of the time. It always gets too overfilled, and too sweet of a custard. NOT HERE. The chocolate topping was perfect, not just a basic syrup people buy at the store that is so overpowering. Can 1000% tell homemade. The custard had the perfect amount of sweet ratio for amount they give Warning it's small inside with minimal seating and you will have to wait. I drove 50 for it and waited 35 for a table. I would drive 2 hours and wait another 2. I will be returning numerous times ESPECIALLY when they have the Bear Claw Pancake Special

The cutest little community market/deli with a great selection. I didn't even get a picture of the…read morehanging menus because there were so many other things to take in. Sauces, sodas, sweets, chips, cheeses, chocolates, you name it. The deli options all look DEVINE. They also have some basic grocery staples. We got some of the chopped salad to have with our sandwiches. They have a small eating area through the walkway where you can also buy beer and wine. We got the crab cake sandwich and the feast Rachel. Crab cake sandwich was meaty and a great value. The Rachel sandwich came loaded with turkey! The service was fast and friendly. What a gem to have in the neighborhood for anyone that lives close by. Can't wait to return and try another sandwich! Thank you Feast!

I love going into Feast and discovering something different every time. The attached wine shop is…read moreso cool and always has interesting wines that you don't see elsewhere. I am also signed up for their monthly wine club and have been super thrilled with that as well.

I can't even make this up, every staff member we interacted with was incredibly rude and…read moredismissive. The employee helping us was not helpful at all and seemed annoyed by every question we asked. I was asking about different cuts of meat, and instead of explaining them, he made faces as if I should already know the answers. You're a butcher, helping customers understand the products is literally part of the job. When I asked about ribs and how many I wanted, his response was, "Well, that's going to be $300," delivered with a sarcastic attitude that made us feel unwelcome. Throughout the entire interaction, it felt like we were inconveniencing the staff simply by asking questions. Customer service was extremely disappointing, and the rude treatment completely ruined what should have been a straightforward shopping experience. I won't be returning and would not recommend this business to anyone expecting basic courtesy and professionalism.

This is by-far the best meat market in the area. Grab a number and get those choice cuts. Please…read moredon't be rude and finish your phone calls before you shop. The service is top-notch and they make the best kielbasi in Pittsburgh! Check out their homemade bbq sauce that they used to serve at the old restaurant.

Fantastic! I pass this shopping plaza often but never saw the coffee shop and I have really been…read moremissing out. I got two lattes and two baked goods for $20. The lattes and coffee cakes were delicious! This location has plenty of seating to work or just enjoy your coffee. The service was phenomenal. You can order ahead for dine in or take out which I really liked.

They have a lot of parking outside as well as online ordering for a quick pick ups. They have quite…read morea bit of seating inside and a few tables outside. The service is always relatively quick. Their coffee is straight up good quality. They are my favorite "chain" of coffee joints to go to because the quality of coffee is there! They also use the really good 1883 syrups, which aren't overly sweet and filled with chemicals. They also carry scones from Patti's patisserie which are phenomenal, my favorite scones around!

It had been too long since I visited this place! It was really busy on a Friday night and you will…read moresee why! We sat on the back patio since it was pretty packed inside but the weather was great! I got the frozen house margarita which didn't disappoint. Instead of chip and salsa when you come in, you get a basket of chicharrones. We also got the dip sampler because you can't never go wrong with it! Then, the difficult task to pick a main dish! They have a fun selection of uncommon dishes which is super cool. My friend got the Birria ramen and loves it! I tried the broth and it was super flavorful. My husband got the Pittsburgh burrito which has fries inside. He said the fries in it were so good! My vegetarian friend got a solid mushroom taco and then got a little wild and got the cactus taco! I tried it and it was super good! I was a little more classic and got a Birria and a Al pastor taco. Both were really good and good amount of meat in them. I also got rice and beans and as you can see, it was a generous serving! I will be back much sooner than next time! Such a fun place in this part of town. They are definitely trying to be a little different from the average Mexican place.

First time trying Primo's and it definitely won't be my last. I had the Grand Margarita,…read morechoriqueso, Al Pastor taco, Campechano taco, and tres leches cake, and everything was excellent. As someone who's tried most of the major Mexican restaurants around the Pittsburgh area, Primo's easily tops them all. It was honestly some of the best Mexican food I've had in and around Pittsburgh.