Eighth & Hays might be one of my favorite spots in the Pittsburgh area. I travel for work, so I am…read morealways looking for new restaurants to try, and this one is an absolute must. From the moment we walked in, I loved the ambience. The staff was incredibly kind and welcoming and made us feel right at home. During our visit, I learned that it is a family owned restaurant, which made me appreciate it even more. They also have a sports bar right next door, which I thought was a nice addition. The food did not disappoint. I even had to ask if the family was from Italy because everything tasted so authentic. They told me they were not, but honestly I never would have guessed! The pizza was amazing. I am a huge fan of brick oven style pizza and this definitely hit the spot. The pasta was incredible, the steak was cooked exactly how I ordered it, and the wine paired perfectly with the meal. One of my good friends and I came here together, and I am so happy we decided to try it. It turned into one of those meals you keep thinking about long after you leave. Every time I am back in Pittsburgh, this will absolutely be one of the restaurants I make a point to visit. Thank you for such a memorable experience.

I don't know why I have never reviewed Eighth & Hays. Especially since I was there on a very recent…read moretrip back to Pittsburgh. Better late than never right? On my last visit, we had a brick oven pizza which was really good. We went with the Margherita and the flavor popped. All of the ingredients were fresh and the pizza was cooked to perfection. A lot of times brick oven pies can come out rubbery and chewy. Not the case here. On another visit we had the charucterie board & it was filled with great cheeses, jams, crackers, and dipping sauces. The steak sandwich as well as the caprese sandwich are some pretty stellar options. The steak sandwich has a really flavorful and unexpected corn pico. Here for it. Caprese in any form is a plus for me. I like that the sandwich includes red onion and a really tasty sun-dried tomato pesto. Venture over to Homestead for this spot. You'll be happy you did.

Had the best night of my life thanks to Mason and Logan!! The vibe of the restaurant was incredible…read moreand the customer service was fantastic. I will be coming back!! Mason was so knowledgeable of the menu and was very accommodating to our gluten free friend. Logan was hilarious and a greater server!

I love this place. Went in on a very busy Friday night and my servers Mason and Logan still managed…read moreto be extremely attentive to my table. Great drinks and atmosphere, I would definitely come here again!

How could I ever find fault in a bar that makes a play on stepbrother's Catalina Wine Mixer?! I…read moremean, it was the only reason I wanted to go but I now have an appreciation for the actual drinks, vibe, and service. The interior is eclectic, interesting, and down to earth. The drinks were wonderful and the list was quite extensive. We didn't eat the food so I can't comment on that but I feel like many visits are in my future!

The least pretentious winery in Pittsburgh! I love getting a glass of wine and snack! Get place to…read moreunwind.

A larger group of us stopped by on Saturday afternoon and they were super accommodating and moved a…read morebunch of tables so we could all sit together. The inside has a small bar with seating, and quite a few tables so I would say it's good for groups. They're a wine bar and all of their wine is from Italy. We opted for a bottle of bubbly to split amongst four of us and it wasn't expensive. They also give you pistachios to snack on which is a nice touch. They handled separate checks like pros which made things easy for us.

I had to visit Spill Wine Bar in Pittsburgh's Bloomfield neighborhood after receiving a totally…read moreenjoyable bottle from my daughter after one of her visits. This casual, contemporary bar has hard to find bottles of unique Italian wines, sourced from select small family run vineyards. The owner, Robin, was friendly and knowledgeable and, after sampling, her suggestion was the perfect choice! This is a superb place to share great wine with friends!

A really sweet spot for a cocktail while out and about in Sewickley! Super intimate space with…read moregreat seasonal cocktails as well as great dinner options. I have dined outdoors prior (which is a lovely space) but this was my first visit to the bar and will for sure plan to return for either option!

This is a super cute place right on the Main Street in Sewickley. The "bar side" of the restaurant…read morehas very cute whimsical decor and tables/chairs. Our food was delicious and the service was excellent. They also had some very cute seasonal drinks. I had the cranberry thyme G&T and Korean boneless wings and both were very good. The boneless wings did have a little kick to them. During the holidays they also have a holiday themed pop-up bar behind the restaurant. The pop-up bar is totally separate from the restaurant. The pop-up bar area itself is pretty small, but they have a huge heated tent with lots of seating right next to it.

Absolutely love this establishment. Everyone is kind, gimlets are great, and vibes are amazing…read more Would recommend coming here for a casual drink...or six.

patio is dog friendly and there's a gate to access it! the…read morepatio has picnic benches and doesn't have a lot of seating due it be a small patio. If you're coming with a larger party I would keep that in mind! a small wine menu and the service was good. I wish they had more cocktails on the menu. lots of small bites to choose from. The charcuterie nachos were great but took a long time to come out!

I recently visited Uncorked for dinner with my mom. We came in on a night that there was a jazz…read moregroup playing. We started out with some drinks- I got a martini and my mom got a N/A cocktail. They have so many different martini flavors which is cool. I went with a cucumber martini. For food, we started with the spinach dip. For entrees, I ordered Nonee's Veal Ravioli and mom ordered Cod Florentine. Everything was good but the spinach dip was our favorite bite. Our waitress was very nice and attentive as well. One thing to note is that I feel like the prices for some items are a little high for the portion offered. Other than that, everything was great and it's such a nice little neighborhood gem!

Uncorked is a restaurant and bar that serves upscale foods and drinks and features live…read moreperformances by local jazz artists. Examples of menu items are shrimp cocktail, charcuterie board, salads, chicken marsala, cod florentine, lamb, filet mignon, and pastas. Drinks include wines, cocktails, and beers. Prices are moderate. I made a reservation for dinner for my husband and me. When we entered the restaurant, employees immediately greeted us, and they kindly seated us at a nice table that was a bit private near a window. Most other seating was either along a wall or at the bar next to other customers. I really liked the jazz prints and murals on the walls. Throughout our meal, the employees promptly brought our drinks and foods, and they frequently checked in with us. My husband and I started our meal with a Mary Pickford cocktail (Barcardi, pineapple juice, maraschino liqueur, and cherry), Cobb Salad (mixed greens, pickled red onions, pancetta, gorgonzola, cherry tomatoes, hard-boiled egg, and ranch dressing), and Insalata (mixed greens, parmesan, pickled red onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, dried cranberries, sautéed mushrooms, and house vinaigrette). I liked the cocktail, and the salads were a large size, contained very fresh ingredients, and tasted very good. Our main courses were Blackened Salmon (Cajun-seasoned salmon with potatoes, asparagus, tomatoes, and herbs) and Short Rib Gnocchi (short rib, pancetta, garlic cream sauce, and parmesan). I liked my salmon and vegetables, but my husband felt unhappy about the oil sitting on top of his gnocchi. The waitress, however, noticed that he ate little, and she made things right. We had an early reservation, so we unfortunately finished eating before the music started. We saw the musicians setting up. I bet that their performance sounded great. Tip: A parking lot is in back of the restaurant.

Really nice selection of beers and wines. Stopped by to see what local beers they had and walked…read moreaway with a several items. They have this sour smoothie beer that was delicious. We got a Troeg's Lager and an IC Light; liked both very much. They have a wine tasting every month.

P'vino is much more than a beer and wine store. Yes, they have a beautifully curated selection of…read morebeer and wine but they also promote a community-first experience and encourage folks to sit at their big table and enjoy wine in store so that's what we did! Parker was kind enough to pick out a red and white that everyone would enjoy and the owners were so generous they gave us free chips and also samples of some vodkas and other drinks! Seriously the hospitality here was so special and absolutely created a homey and fun vibe while also keeping prices low because they don't charge a corking fee to drink their wines in store! The five of us drank two bottles of wine and it was only $8 a person and these were good quality wines. So much fun!

I was at Leo Greta recently for a birthday celebration of 9 people on a Sunday night. We were…read moreoriginally seated in the 2nd room in the back and there was no working air conditioning that night. First thing that happened was being reprimanded by the hostess for having 9 people and the reservation was for 8. 2nd thing, it was very warm inside, so we requested to be outside, which was wonderful! Our waitress was amazing. My BIGGEST complaint was the serving size! I ordered gnocchi; they were delicious. However, I had approximately 12 gnocchi!! And it cost $25.00!! There was not enough food to justify the price. Thank God there was bread or I would have left extremely hungry and I am not a big eater. And the fact that everything is extra is very discouraging. $12 for a salad, $15 to add a chicken breast. That is outrageous. Im sorry but I will not be going back any time soon.....

Cute bistro where we ate a quick lunch between opening (at noon) and a 1pm performance at the…read moreCarnegie Stage just down the street. Hubby liked his meatball sandwich. I found the beans in the beans and greens to be gritty; apparently they are unsoaked dried beans, and that's the way chef likes it. It was edible, but I prefer a smoother, softer texture. We enjoyed our experience so much that we came back after the show to the bakery side, where we devoured a slice of blueberry pie with blueberry ice cream on top. Street parking (free on Sunday), and I believe there is a nearby lot. Gender-segregatwd restrooms. We are already planning to come back with friends! 4.5 stars rounded up to 5.

Great Club. Very accommodating. Excellent facility. Many options for a great time for a special…read moreoccasion. Highly recommended.

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