Today I had the Italian sausage.... 5 Stars! Thanks Vinnie and Josh for the delicious lunch…read more... Sincerely, Mike T. Trapolsi I love Brookline!

The Italian hoagie is outstanding! This unassuming little…read moregem packs a powerful punch with its offerings. Freshness and quality make for the perfect sandwich and they've nailed it.

I have zero complaints about this hidden gem. Cheap, great food, a wonderful view on a beautiful…read moreday, great service. They had a sauce bar with many homemade sauces for all of our dishes. This place will be added to the rotation,

Always a great time with top notch simplistic eats. A good place for friends to gather and…read moresurprisingly great for kiddos too! The food is so simple yet always delicious. A great spot for the picky eater people in your life, and foodies alike! The service is always fantastic as well. The last time I was there I got to meet Rachel Ann Bovier and also eat thanksgiving dinner on a hotdog, so that's what I call a 10/10 experience.

I've driven up and down Potomac Ave for years and never noticed Fredo's which is right next door to…read morethe Dormont Theater. I had to stop into Fredo's after seeing photos from my daughter who had just spent two weeks in Bosnia. The interior of Fredo's is like stepping into a small shop you'd find in Bosnia. The yellow walls are welcoming, and cozy. There's a small variety of snacks, and beverages on one side of the shop, and a large counter where you'd place your order. There are a few tables for dining in, but I chose to take my order home. I ordered a small Cevapi and Sirnica, plus picked up some Croatian chocolate for dessert. The Cevapi were delicious skinless beef and veal sausages, that were nicely savory and well browned. A cup of chopped onions, and what I think was a yogurt sauce came with my Cevapi which added more flavor and an overall goodness to the Cevapi. A bread similar to a pita made eating Cevapi easy, and filling. The Sirnica was equally delicious. A wonderful mix of flaky, chewy phyllo pastry, and cheese baked inside the pastry. It definitely hit the spot with a nice balance of a light pastry and mild cheese. I ate the leftover half cold, and it was just as good! The lady at the counter was friendly, and patient with me. The menu is truly a deli menu full of sandwiches, salads, and appetizers. If you're wanting to go for the House Specials, you won't be disappointed!

I stopped in here for dinner with my mom on a Wednesday evening. They're open til 7pm, but it was…read moreempty when we arrived. They have a couple of tables inside for dining and we chose the one closest to the coffee bar. The one employee there took our order and made our food right next to us at the counter/kitchen set up located behind the register. We did see several takeout orders get picked up while we were there. My mom had the gyro salad and I ordered an Italian with no onions or dressing. My mom was disappointed that the "greens" were actually chopped romaine and/or iceberg. The gyro meat was flavorful and had a nice crisp to the outside and the homemade dressing was delicious. The Italian was also decent. I'm picky when it comes to hoagie rolls and this baguette was soft and fresh. I typically prefer more of a crisp exterior, but this was fine. The meat and toppings were fresh and the sandwich was served with a small bag of Lay's on the side. Overall, we had a nice experience dining in the small deli, but with so many options in the Pittsburgh area, I can't say we were wowed enough to be repeat customers.

I love sandwiches. I live in Chicago and have some of the better sandwich shops in the country, in…read moremy backyard. If I lived in Pittsburgh, I would order the Italian sandwiches on a weekly basis. I paid $10.17 for a half sub full of meat and flavor, a bag of chips and a carton of tea. The service was perfect and they let me eat next door in the dining room of the pizza shop. My in laws live in Whitehall and I'm so happy I found Tim's. 5/5!

Nice little hoagie shop that sells a variety of hoagies and snacks and drinks. Fresh homemade…read morebread/rolls. High quality meats and cheese. You can build your own or select from the menu. We ordered the Tim's Italian and the Turkey, Bacon, Ranch. Both were very good and loaded with meat and toppings. The staff were very friendly. There were not any tables so take out.

Why do so many businesses die on Brookline Boulevard?…read more I've been past Brookline Deli a bunch of times in recent weeks, and it doesn't look like they are open any longer. The lights are out and no one's home. Oh well. Maybe Boulevard News will make a comeback.

Best sandwiches on the blvd, hands down! My wife, daughter and I have been getting food from there…read moresince they opened and we love it. It's a really good place. The owners and patrons are really friendly, you feel welcome as soon as you walk in.3 sandwiches you have to try....the "Libby" a fried bologna and egg hoagie with peppers and onions, the "Gage", a turkey, bacon, mushroom melt, and the "Hangover" my favorite...the sandwiches are all big and a little on the greasy side, but so good. No diet specials there..if you're looking for a salad, head down the street...but if you're looking for great food and a friendly hang out to to eat it in,you'll wanna check this place out.

I love this place. Awesome staff with a great taste in music. Top notch sandwiches with an…read moreaffordable price point. Small and cozy spot with a welcoming energy. Consistent in quality as I'm like 98% sure they source local ingredients. I'm not the best at putting a name to a face but everyone here is super cool.

The whole area is unsafe, and the bar is just a filth hole. Your shoes stick to the floor the…read moreglasses are dirty and still have lipstick on them from the previous customer unbelievable, this place is still open

Amazing, friendly staff, fast service, definitely rating my experience 5 stars…read more The environment is very clean, will absolutely be back next time I'm in Mt Washington

This little spot was fantastic! I stopped by for lunch and was in and out in no time. All of the…read moreemployees were friendly and helpful. I ordered the philly cheesesteak and was not disappointed. The bun was fresh and soft, the meat was flavorful and cooked just right, the cheese was cheesing just look at that cheese pull action. I ordered it to go and the packaging was a cool vintage look and wrapped just right. They also have a club that you can enroll in for perks. You just can't go wrong here!

In my mind and memories, this place is fantastic. In reality, ... I'll explain…read more I'm not regularly in this part of the city anymore. I'd rather drive out of state than have to cross a bridge and tunnel to get somewhere so I only stopped twice when at a nearby meeting. Decades back, my best friend lived right up the street. This was practically an extension of their own house. They were there often. Often is an understatement. I'd get off from work and knew where I could find friends. Here. I'd often stop and pick up something on my way home to the South Side Slopes. I recognize that its been a long, long time since I lived in the Southern Side of the city. I haven't been here regularly in years. I still enjoy stoping by. The last few times, the service was - I hate to say this- not good. I really do hate to say that. The reason people loved this place was because Louie, Toni, & their staff were friendly and made it an experience. Long gone are staff that made anyone in Pgh feel welcome. The last 2 stops in, I felt like an inconvenience. My orders weren't correct each time. One was a to go order. I specifically asked for things to be done a certain way because I was ordering for my husband & kids. I chalked it up to the time of day & blamed myself. I did not look it over since I was trying to beat traffic... this is a classic place. It has to be me. Not them. I had an hour break and decided to stop in. Again, staff ignored me when I ordered. It took up that entire time to get served. It was awkward. My meal was lackluster, at best. My mind wants to believe in this place and that their stuffed bananas, zucchini and chicken sandwiches will never change- but I think they have. At this point, I don't see myself going anytime soon intentionally. If a friend were to ask us to join them, I would.

Those MEATBALLS!!!! Y U M !!!! Recent visit. The owner…read moreand staff were top notch and very personable. The food was excellent! Rigatoni, hot sausage, wedding soup, chicken, wonderful salad with an olive in practically every bite. I tried all of it. Can't say enough about this place. They really do a great job and serve homemade Italian food that is delicious.

Popped in for a quick dinner and Pitaland did not disappointed. We got a "large" falafel and a…read more"large" gyro which thank goodness we got the large size because we are from NY and we are used to big sandwiches. We also got grape leaves and I was not sure if I should get meat or no meat so I let the person taking my order decide. They chose meat and I am SO glad they did. They were delicious and hot. My falafel had lebanese pickles adding a delicious crunch! My husband's gyro meat was sliced so thin it was almost shaved and the sandwich featured copious amounts of it! We ate at the counter which was not fancy but it sure for the job done. While waiting, we browsed the grocery section and got some pita to take home with us.

How lucky am I that my husband brought me some pepperoni rolls all the way home from Pittsburgh!…read more Pitaland was a top recommendation by my brother in law and let me tell you, these rolls were absolutely delicious! Just 60 seconds in the microwave is all it took to liven them up a bit. The pepperoni was spicy and flavorful along with the seasoned dough. I wish we could find pepperoni rolls like this in Charlotte. Big fan.

Mediterra Cafe is a local, family-owned cafe, bakery, and market. The cafe serves breakfast (e.g.,…read moreFrench toast, shakshuka, salmon toast, and quiche) and lunch (e.g., salads, sandwiches, and pizzas). I visited the bakery and market on a busy Saturday. Display cases were full of baked goods such as cookies, cake pops, cupcakes, cruffins, tarts, cakes, breads. I have been to the Mediterranean, and I thought that most of the baked goods here were not Mediterranean. While I waited in a slowly moving line of other customers to order from the bakery, I browsed the shelves in the market. I saw cheeses, bottled beverages such as wines, packaged foods such as grape leaves, and chocolates. I could not find price tags on all foods, so I recommend that those be added. I purchased three baked goods for a total of $15. I rate the croissticky as 5 stars, the cinnamon roll as 3.5 stars, and the raisin-oatmeal cookie as 4 stars.

I have been here a couple of times and have never had a bad experience! The whole ordering then…read moresitting is scary when they are busy BUT I will say even when they're super packed there always seems to be a table open at the time you need it! The breakfast sammie is a staple for me and I mean look at it!! Cooked to absolute perfection the homemade English muffin really takes it to the next level! The Shakshouka was bomb the eggs were poached to perfection! The bread was nice and fresh it was soft but still sturdy enough to use to dip! The cereal milk latte is another staple for me I mean how can it not be. The espresso was delicious and the Honey Nut Cheerios was the perfect subtle flavor! Not too sweet which i appreciate. Speaking of sweet the zebra cakes were INSANE. Huge and only $5 which I thought wasn't bad! Always delicious here and vibes are great both inside and out!