me and my 17 year old cat come here after getting a ride from my 8 year old niece, I can sure say I…read morefeel GrInChY after all this WHO-TASTIC FOOD!!! i sure cant wait for Christmas of 2027 to come back! (Sadily i wont be coming back this year due to being trapped in a Mexican gang prison site, #quirky) food hear is great and i was only constipated for 7 days compared to my normal 3 weeks. i hope to bring my son when he is old enough and this is an all around a great time, 10/10 would recommend. PS. How did you get the real Grinch to come to this place?

Stopped in for a drink after visiting Market Square and it was adorable in there. I had The Grinch…read moredrink - blue curaçao, vodka and pineapple juice. Really cute. Crowded but everyone was nice enough and respectful of your space. Perfect bar for the holidays

I thought this Christmas pop up bar was really cute! I honestly wasn't sure what to expect,…read moreespecially because we were going to Greenfield for it. I ran the Greenfield Glide 5k when I was younger, and that was pretty much all I knew about Greenfield. We drove down the street that was lined with lit up Christmas trees and saw Hough's Bar on the corner. The pop up was located right next door. We found a parking spot easily and headed in. The space was exactly what the photos and videos looked like. It was super cute and they had lots of fun backdrops for photo opps. The workers were dressed up like elves, and the girl running it was so cheery and excited. She checked our tickets and IDs, and gave us a glass of mulled wine. It was piping hot and very strong. I watched her pour it into the crockpot so you could tell it was fresh. I never drink mulled wine so it was a nice festive treat. We took photos in front of the trees, gifts, on the couches, etc. They had holiday music playing, but I wish it would've been louder. It was a quiet atmosphere and people found tables to stand by and chat. I expected this bar to be jam packed, but there were very few people there since it was timed. They had printouts of emojis that were Christmas movie riddles on the center table. If you answered all of them you could take your sheet to the bar for a prize. Their cocktail menu was fun and holiday themed, of course. They also had dessert shots and non alcoholic hot chocolate. We stayed for about an hour and enjoyed our time there. I would definitely go back if they do it again next year!

Major let-down. The advertising for this place looked magical. Bought tickets for a 90-minute spot…read morefor four. Upon arrival, you're given 1/2 small plastic cup of mulled wine that tasted almost medicinal from the cheap booze. Decor looked nothing like the advertising images! There were maybe 4 places to sit and the people who arrived early claimed them and never moved. Cool. Now, as for the bar part... Limited menu, but that was fine because drinks looked interesting. We ordered 3 cocktails ($15 each) and one person ordered a beer (only 2 to choose from), which he was informed they were out of and didn't know when it would be replaced...This was at 3pm on a Saturday. Oof. Cocktails were served in those teeny tiny plastic coupe glasses--the kind you could get at Fineberg's in the strip. They hold mayyybe 4 oz? They tasted fine, but for $15, I expect more than 4 oz. There were silly games on the table, like writing down the "naughtiest" thing you'd done that year. You can choose to participate or not. Fine. But then, one woman dressed as an elf gets on a microphone and announces we're about to do karaoke--whether we want to or not. She says she will shove the mic in your face and you have to sing. Ummm, I did not pay for tickets to get in and overpriced elf-sized cocktails to be forced to do karaoke at 3pm. Ugh. We left after 15 mins total. Do not recommend. Avoid this gimmicky place that's just taking your cash. Many better Christmas bars out there!

This is always one of my favorite holiday pop up bars that I keep going back to every season. The…read moredecorations are so fun, the drinks are delicious and reasonably priced, and a portion of proceeds go towards local charities. We went on a Saturday and I recommend lining up outside before it opens if you want to get a big table for a large group. The entire space filled out minutes after the doors opened. There's a long bar as well as a good amount of tables with chairs.

Miracle is a great go-to, super popular Christmas bar! Most ppl, including myself, go every year…read morebecause it always delivers on decorations, drinks, and a great Holiday vibe. The fact that Sippin Santa is right next door is a win as well. There are QR codes for menus all over the place and prices range from $7 for beers to a cocktail which is around $13. Known for their cool glasses as well, it's def a place to get you into the holiday spirit! Tons of tables for small and large groups but always be aware that it will be busy! Catch this bar while you can!

Taco shells were stale, service was underwhelming. Good music, overall not a great experience.read more

Good food, great variety, I had nachos, wife had a pasta dish. Great atmosphere, especially for a…read moresports fan, great beer selection, service was second to none, awesome. Wheelchair accessible, thank you

Great ambience and choice of tap beers. We had an office party and an exclusive place was…read moreearmarked. Though we reached early we had to wait until when our booking time. Understandably so. But the hostess and server walked in just on the time and thereafter they made us feel at ease. Extremely energetic set of people. The World Cup fever added to the glamour with passionate fans supporting there teams. Looking forward to coming back and enjoying this place when I am next visiting the city

We had wanted to try it since we first heard about it and thought Valentine's weekend was the…read moreperfect time for a nice meal. It's also amazing there's finally an amazing Pan Latin restaurant in Pittsburgh where you can try dishes from all over Latin America from a well traveled chef from El Salvador. Since we saw they had churros, we opted to skip the appetizers (even though they sounded really good) and have cocktails, entrees and churros. We were so glad that we did. I enjoyed my pisco sour from Peru. We loved my husband's raspberry mojito (Besito de mora). My skirt steak with homemade chimchurri was like butter. So tender and delicious! It made me happy reminiscing about my time in Argentina when I studied abroad there. My husband enjoyed his lomo saltado (filet mignon with stewed tomatoes, rice and delicious fries). The churros were so crunchy and cinnamony with dulce de leche (caramel) inside. The food was phenomenal and so was the service. We'll definitely be back to try other entrees, the appetizers and ceviche.

Found myself working in Sewickley on their Night Mart event. How lovely! After strolling through…read morethe vendors, I decided to try Torogoz for a bite and glass of wine. The restaurant is cozy and has a small variety of Latin American cuisine, with focus on Peruvian. Wine was not available that evening for some reason, so I went to a street vendor and purchased a 1/2 of an open bottle, and headed back to Torogoz. I decided to order the Lomo Saltado, which I hadn't had in Pittsburgh. The dish had tender well seasoned filet mignon plus skinny fries and couscous. It's a reflection of Chinese influence on Peruvian culinary . I really enjoyed it. Chef Julio stopped by to say which was lovely. We chatted a little bit about moving from California to Pittsburgh. Nice to hear that he settled in nicely with his family and is happy to call Pittsburgh home. Jenny, his wife, was also helping that evening. It was a pleasure speaking with them. I was surprised to receive a corkage fee of $15 without proper communication. I only brought an already uncorked half a bottle due to the BYOB circumstances, but they did remove it when I questioned it. I wish success to the business and hope that more people come to enjoy the Latin American flavors of Torogoz in Sewickley

Terrible. I'm sorry but this was some of the worst…read moreafrican/ghanian food I've ever had. Overpriced and they added 2 dollars extra to every item we ordered PLUS food tax. The jollof rice was clearly old, the egusi was flavorless and had bones in it, the pounded yam had a strange odor to it AND they gave very small portions of lamb. The service was the only thing good about this experience. If you want flavor, FRESH food and honest food prices, go somewhere else!

The best African food I have ever had. They really kind and always make sure you're happy with your…read morefood.. I'm always going to be a customer

So happy I was able to try these guys at their pop-up at Maggies Farm! I would never expect a…read morebarbecue place to make amazing pizza but they do just that! check them out on Instagram at @blacksheepbarbecue to see what specials they have. There are always three different pies available and none will disappoint.

Shout out to Yelp Elite's Ed L. and Catherine L. for telling me about this amazing pizza! Tony from…read moreBlack Sheep BBQ does catering, pop ups, and has a kitchen in Thunderbird Cafe. You can find Tony's pizza at Maggie's Farm Distillery for Friday happy hour 4-6 pm (or until sell out) where he features specialty pizza by the slice. One slice is equivalent to two square slices. There is always a vegan, vegetarian, and pepperoni option, plus two specialty pizzas rotate weekly. Some of our favorites were the gyro pizza, margherita with smoked mozzarella, pulled bbq jackfruit with red onions and smoked mozzarella, meatloaf pizza, and more. The pizza is stacked high with toppings. The slices range from $5-$6 dollars and are heated up and delivered to your table quickly. My boyfriend, family, and I have become regulars at Maggie's, and look forward to this pizza every week. I probably wouldn't have gone to Thunderbird specifically for BBQ since I am pescatarian, but now that I found this great pizza I want to try more from Black Sheep BBQ (specifically the fried smoked mozzarella balls). Get to happy hour early especially if you want a slice of the specialty pizza. Special thanks to Tony for setting a slice of zucchini pizza aside for me last week when I was late to happy hour. :)

A pop-up restaurant that travels around the country and only opens a few times each year. The…read morechef/operator found his success in another field and uses the restaurant as a stress reliever. I had Mr. Thor pegged as an excellent chef from the moment we met. He did not disappoint. He provides an option to eat your meal with a form of sensory deprivation that makes the flavors of the food so much more intense. There is no menu. You receive whatever he decides to make. On my visit, the first course was delicious. I have no clue what it was. Sensory deprivation... It was an orgy of flavor in my mouth. My taste buds were held hostage by the mixture of what tasted like scrambled eggs, onion, salt and pepper. It sounds simple, but had an unparalleled synergy. He followed up with the main of beef, brussels, and mashed potatoes. The sensory deprivation ended which makes sense due to the knife needed for the meat. I wish I snapped a pic because presentation is half the battle and he knocked it out of the park. The entire meal was splendid. The beef was cooked to the perfect temperature. The potatoes were mashed with skin on and chunks of garlic which added a flavor and texture that I haven't experienced in mashed potatoes. It also isn't a side I typically order. The brussels were tasty and tender. Cooked all the way through and were served without any fancy sauces or dressings. Tmsimple goes a ling way. If you ever have the opportunity to experience this pop-up shop, I cant recommend it enough. It truly is a once in a lifetime experience.

This is a MUST-MUST-MUST go to pop-up while they are still in town. The meal was phenomenal but…read morethe dessert experience.... b-an-an-as hammock fosters; pegged strapped Sunday with chocolate wax nipple drizzle.... something words can truly not explain the sensory experience provided by Chateau de Thor.