I've had this place on my radar for some time! I stopped in and purchased the "Elk county" hoagie,…read morepotato salad and a bowl of soup. (The hoagie and potato salad were for later!). The soup was so warm and delicious! Enjoyed the friendly ambiance as well as the soup! The hoagie and potato salad were devoured the next day! As they say...."I'll be back"

If you go on a Saturday morning while at the Bloomfield market, this place might look a little…read morecrazy! They serve soup (obviously), salads and sandwiches. People seem to go a little crazy for the sandwiches but alas I can't have them since I'm gluten free. They are very good about labeling their offerings so it's easy to figure out what's gluten free, vegan and vegetarian. I got the bean and chorizo soup and took some split pea soup to freeze (it's my favorite soup). The soup came out pipping hot that I had to wait a while before eating it. However it was good, not too spicy. My friend had a the girlfriend sandwich and it looked super yummy. They have limited seating so you might have to get it to go! They have some cute antiques in there, definitely a retro vibe.

So good. I had the sampler, kiddo had chicken dumplings. Other kiddo had a noodle bowl and…read moreloved it as well This is worth stopping in for!

Really solid spot for dim sum, dumplings, and noodles! Also one of the most surprisingly affordable…read morehigh quality spots too! The drinks are great, with the melon cocktail being so incredibly refreshing, and the scallion pancakes are a standout. Crispy and delicious, they and the dumplings are must try's! The noodles are also really great, with big portions too. Overall, great ambiance and great food, they don't take reservations for less than 4 people but was able to walk in pretty quick!

Everything! The ordering, quality and quantity of food - excellent! Will be ordering again.read more

My husband and I had 15 minutes to grab some to go food and Bistro To Go worked for us! We had no…read moreclue what to get but decided on a sandwich and some pasta salad...both were really good...not great. We loved the decor...inside and out...and would like to try to eat here again

Ok, this absolutely was not a place that was in my pending reviews. In fact, I remember writing a…read morereview at least 12 years ago. But, I digress. Whenever I wanted a good sandwich or cup of soup, I would just walk down the hill from my place in Bloomfield. PROS: Fresh ingredients Fresh bread Fresh soup Delicious offerings Great customer service Friendly employees Close to home (then) CONS: Not one single con!

Cute little deli located on Butler street and convenient to many places. Stopped here for a salad…read moreand service was quick. It was delicious and under $10 so if you don't mind eating out of a to go bowl with a plastic fork, this is your go to place for a salad. It came with fresh ingredients and the chicken was good. There was a nice art festival going on that day, so lots to see. Personally, I prefer a bowl and utensils but we tried it as we were in the area and on foot.

My wife wanted to have burger. Lot 17 did not disappoint her. She likes it pink and it was cooked…read moreto perfection. She also gave two thumbs up to the sweet potato fries. I usually get their wings (top notch), but decided to try the Jalapeno Steak Wrap--it was fabulous. The beer selection is always extensive and diverse. They had a Guinness special along with a deal on Broken Heels. The bartender was attentive without being overbearing and the vibe is always pleasant. One of the owners stopped by to check on us as well. We will be back soon.

It's been a really long time since I had food this good eating out to be honest. The food was good,…read moreit didn't upset my stomach after, and it was reasonably priced. All these things seem like the bare minimum, but it truly isn't in this day and age. I feel like getting anything with steak when you're eating out is risky, but I got the steak wrap and it was cooked to perfection. The staff was so nice. Place was very clean. I will definitely be back.

the khao soi was sooo yummy i loveddd it. noodles were very qq. only note is that the chicken was a…read morelittle bit dry so i'd recommend trying tofu the see yew was really tasty too and not too salty i wasn't the biggest fan of the pad thai tho bc it was kinda soggy

When we visit our daughter, Noodlehead is a must-visit spot…read more On 5 prior occasions it's been great. This time, at lunch, they were off their game. Service was efficient but brusque/distracted. My noodles were dry and bland, and quantity was about 70 percent of normal. The other 5 at the table also felt their food was just alright. I'm please they take cards now: the cash-only model was suboptimal. And, the bring-your-own drinks approach is excellent. Overall, I'm a fan and will go back. But, this visit was just three stars.

solid. the beef in the braised beef noodle soup was pretty tender and the portion size was big…read more broth was also good, flavorful but not too salty. i liked how they had the option of wide noodles the pork xlb was also very good, skin was thin and lots of soup inside. the golden tofu nuggets was good too, tofu was very soft and outside was crispy. the fried stuff bun was decent, i was expecting it to be more pan fried and crispy but it was more just like a meat bun

This is a place that really cares deeply about crafting anything based on noodles or doughs with…read moreexacting expectations. They have a series of vegetarian appetizers, but that's not their focus. In terms of the overall experience, the staff is very friendly and on top of things. We ordered takeout, but the online ordering site didn't give us a confirmation of our order. A quick call to the restaurant confirmed that everything was received and already in process. In terms of the food, the wood ear mushrooms and tofu skins was a clear winner. The broccoli was fine, but I would have preferred Chinese broccoli or watercress if they were available. The five spiced eggplant was fine: steamed to a custard-like level of softness, then paired with a salty sauce and served cold. The dan dan noodles were probably best suited for a dine-in experience and didn't really travel well. My partner tells me that the stuffed pork buns were good, but the solid piece of pork in the center was less optimal than something shredded or thinned out with some vegetable matter. All told, this was a good experience. The vegetarian appetizers were good but not exceptional. The various noodle and bun dishes were very nicely crafted. The hand made noodles were a particularly nice touch, with a lot more flavor and texture than I would have ever expected. If I have any requests, it would be for more vegetable centric noodle options.

This was the best food there was in Pittsburgh. Fantastic service and a great environment. Miss…read morethis place everyday!

We've been meaning to try Bae Bae's for a very long time and I'm bummed that we didn't try it…read morebefore it's latest reinvention under the Bar and Supper Club banner. I wouldn't really call this a supper club to be honest but the place definitely carries a house music bar vibe and the back bar area and seating is very dimly lit, perfect for cozying up and enjoying a drink late night. The ladies' room was so dark, I mistook it for a storage area because I could only make out a white ladder in the corner that was being used as cute shelving. The place is seat yourself. Our waiter was not super friendly and didn't offer to give us napkins or anything when our wobbly table caused our drinks to splash all over the place. The cook served our chicken with a big smile and happy interaction and we really loved his personality. The bartender also stopped by to bus our table and he was very pleasant as well. We enjoyed the perfectly fried small plate cauliflower with the plum sauce and the fried cheese/garlic wonton bites with the sriracha mayo spicy dipping sauce. The fried chicken breast on the large plate was slightly overcooked with a maple gochuchang sauce that was very bland. We were so thankful that the large plate fried chicken came with a side salad to offer some respite from the heaviness of the fried dishes. It would have been great to have some side acidic or fresh vegetable options like Kimchi or something. Maybe we tried the wrong dishes and there are other not fried things that are delicious? The dirty martini cocktail was just so-so, not really much flavor at all, but the mojito was very good and refreshing. It's probably a good late-night place for a bite and drink.