We ate in the basement level, by the bar. Feels something like a colonial or British pub. Small room, rustic. 20 table seats in the downstairs portion with room at the bar for 9 more. Stone walls. Exposed wood and burlap ceiling. - Honey whipped goat cheese: this is good. Warm piece of crispy baguette. The tomato confit side goes well with it. - The scotch eggs are fantastic. Crispy outside, nice eggs within. Excellent with a little bit of Frank's. The dijonaise with it works well, gives almost a deviled egg vibe. - The fish and chips sandwich is fantastic. Large portion: Two of us could have split it and still walked away full. Battered. This one is cooked perfectly. The sandwich sandwich roll is crippled and lovely. The tartar sauce is subtle and dead-on. This is exactly what I want from a fish sandwich. - The french fries that came with the fish and chips are nicely cooked, medium cut. Crispy potatoey and perfect. These are crowdpleasers - everyone at our table liked them. Could possibly be worth a trip in and of themselves. read more

The Woods House Historic Pub - Fish sandwitch - Pubs Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Cute little restaurant/bar with a Scottish food menu. Some of the items are meant for sharing, like the Scotch eggs and toast with whipped cheese, while others are single servings, like the salads and bangers and mash. I made a light summer meal of the house salad and half order of one Scotch egg, although I found the two creamy dressings to be too much. The cocktail list is relatively long and very tempting, but we got (and enjoyed) 3 sazeracs. Service was slow, but we didn't mind, because we had a lot to catch up on, and football was on the telly. Next to no parking in their private lot. Didn't try the restrooms. P.s. use the lower door off the patio to enter/exit. read more

The Woods House Historic Pub - House salad, Scotch egg, sazerac - Pubs Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Quaint little restaurant in a historic building with a nice outdoor area. They could probably do more with the outside, like improve the tables and chairs, but it was nice nonetheless. Unfortunately, the food was merely average. On top of that, the kitchen must have been backed up because we waited FOREVER for our food. Let's start with the food highlight - the fish and chips. A large beer battered piece of delicate fish served with nice, crispy fries. Really good. Unfortunately everything else was average. We enjoyed the Scotch eggs. Check that, we enjoyed the Scotch egg. We ordered a half portion for $9, thinking we'd be too full if we got the full portion. Wrong about that one. $9 for one egg. We also ordered the goat cheese toast with tomato jam. It was a few pieces of French bread with a smear of goat cheese spread. Four small pieces for $12. I expected more. For the other mains, we got the bangers and mash, the smoked salmon sandwich and the pot roast mac. Each was Ok but nothing to write home about. The mac and cheese was bland. This is a small family run business that needs support, plus it's such a neat little place that I'd love to come back, but I just don't see that happening. read more

The Woods House Historic Pub - Scotch egg. Just one. - Pubs Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Great vibe in this place and you feel it right when you walk in - super quaint, like stepping into a nice Scottish/British gastro-pub. It's a bit confusing at first - you don't enter from the "front" of the house; rather, you head around to the back, just off the small parking lot under the balcony. You enter directly into the lovely stone walled bar area that has a decent number of dining tables. There's an upstairs that looks quite different. We - far & away - preferred the downstairs. Much better ambiance. The place was already humming at 5pm! We took the last open table (we had a reservation). Our server came to the table pretty quickly to welcome us, put down menus, and let us know that their draft beer system was on the fritz (what?!) - had been since the day prior. Ack! But they had a really good brown ale in cans from nearby Hazel Grove Brewing, which we had been wanting to try anyway. We ordered our meal pretty soon after, as the place got even busier. But that's when things got a bit harrier. The wait staff got more & more overwhelmed, and the kitchen was overwhelmed, too, clearly as it took 40+ mins for our appetizer to come. But it was good. The goat cheese toast w/ yummy homemade tomato jam. The sliced French bread it was on could've been toasted more - for sure - but the flavors all played really well together. Another 40 mins later, we got our meals, which was fine - we were enjoying each others' company. But we couldn't get our waters refilled to save our lives, & it took forever to get another round of beers. People at other tables were getting restless waiting, too. Three of the 4 of us ordered fish & chips for dinner. The fish was huge - beer battered haddock. The tartar sauce - homemade- was mild and flavorful. The hand cut fries were good, but my sisters-in-law substituted with sweet potato fries - and those were *really* good. My hubs got the bangers & mash which he said "wasn't bad." The peas were fresh and good, and he really liked the mashed potatoes, but sausage was just "meh," he said. No one came to clear our table as people finished their dishes. The 1st beer glasses sat on the table, as did our appetizer dish. As a group, we ordered bread pudding to share for dessert. To my shock, the server was actually going to cram it onto our table with ALL the dirty dinner/appetizer dishes still there! I said, "No no. We need to have these taken away." We started stacking dishes for him to remove. I mean, yuck! We were trying to give the guy the benefit of the doubt on some of the other stuff - he was totally crushed under an avalanche of customers - but that was a bridge too far. As for the dessert - it was a huge serving with a big scoop of vanilla ice cream & a swirl of caramel on top. I thought it was a bit like eating a good apple pie, but my fam wasn't impressed at all (they all love bread pudding). One sis-in-law said it was way too firm and just seemed like the ingredients had been buzzed up and mashed together. BUT --- it was a good night, and we'll be back. I think we would opt for a week night, instead. Hopefully, it will be a bit less busy. And definitely, we want to try the patio. It looks really quaint with all the white twinkle lights. The parking situation is a bit tough for anyone with special needs. One sis got the one (I think) handicap spot near the door (the other small handful of spots were taken); the other sis had to park up a rather steep hill (she waited while we retrieved her car for her when we were done). There's a decent amount of street parking, but I don't know what that situation is like if you come after 5p/530p. read more

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We wanted to relive the London pub vibe... we found it! The historic pub transports you back to the 18th century while still cozy and fun! We started with the scotch eggs and bread. The scotch eggs were fantastic. Loved the pork and breading. The Dijon aioli was a perfect accompaniment. The bread was warm and tasty. I ordered the fish pie. It was so flavorful! Warm mashed potatoes and a fish stew all in one! This is pub fare that is good home cooking. Great seasoning in the pie. My wife loved her chicken sandwich - it had goat cheese and was beyond tender and juicy. Her chips were fried to perfection. The interior is beautiful, especially the basement bar. The food and vibes were great. I could hear the chef yelling - no exaggeration - when the food was up. This sudden interjection was odd, but if food is this good, I don't mind the outburst for a food runner. This place is a must try! read more

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Good not great. The Woods house is a very cool spot, and I want to go back and try again, especially outside in the warmer weather. The history is cool and the work done on the remodel is amazing. The owner is great and tells the rich history of the place and his journey buying it and renovating it. So what's the issue? The Woods House fancies itself a British Pub. What is one thing you expect in any pub in England? A proper pint. Not one British ale or beer to be found. Guinness (Irish) and 3 local beers. I love local beers. Whenever I travel somewhere, I ask for something local. Shouldn't the local beers they complement the British beers here? This place was more of a cocktail bar. Again, love a good cocktail but that is not a British Pub. We also had a very young waiter, and he did not know anything about the food or the drinks, including what type of wine or beer they had. The food is okay, not bad at all, not exceptional. As I type that, I realize that may be the most British thing about it. Try it for yourself but lower your expectations and you will likely be pleasantly surprised. read more

Found this place in Resy, and booked it for a Saturday. Really fun location and interior, pretty tasty chicken tikka masala and nice service. Four stars for one reason alone, we were sitting on the top of the stairs and every couple minutes the kitchen would scream out an order that was so loud it was a legit jump scare. There has to be a better system, I get it's an old house with two floors but I'm in there dropping $60 and I felt on edge. Pains me to not leave 5 stars but have to be honest. read more

The Woods House Historic Pub - Chicken tikka masala - Pubs Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This is the most unassuming hidden place in Hazelwood. The vibes are so fun and inviting, but the food is fantastic! Everything was good, no one was disappointed. Highly recommend the pot roast mac and scotch eggs. I mean just so good. The upstairs is a darker more intimate setting while the downstairs is more of the historic stone bar. This place in the summer would be PERFECT! Please go out of your way to try this hidden gem. Loved! read more

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This is a real gem. Got to eat in the second floor dining area. It was beautiful. I had the chicken and chips; and the fries were perfect. Well salted and bursting with flavor. Opted for a non-alcohol drink of icy lemonade shaken with mint. It really hit the spot. I've been here a few times and each time the experience was great. read more

This is a fantastic place with huge potential. The cocktails were spot on but the food was mid at best. Definitely not what was expected. The lobster bisque was definitely from a bag, heated and lumpy with little taste. Fish sandwich was 3/4 cooked. They just need to focus and pick up their game and they will kill it. The atmosphere is 10/10. Our server was fantastic. A few adjustments and they will need a much bigger parking lot. read more

The Woods House is a cozy Scottish-style pub with warm vibes and hearty, traditional fare. We started with the Scotch eggs, which were a first for both of us--and surprisingly delicious. For our mains, my partner went with the fish pie, a comforting and flavorful choice, while I had the apple salad with salmon, which was light and fresh. We couldn't leave without dessert and the seasonal bread pudding (butterscotch) was the perfect sweet ending--warm, soft, and just the right amount of indulgent. Service was friendly and the atmosphere was inviting. I'd definitely recommend making a reservation, especially on weekend. read more

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This place is very interesting and unique, the lower floor feels like you're in a little pub in the English countryside. We were seated by the fire and it was so cozy! Only a few seats in here, perhaps more upstairs but I didn't look. We weren't too hungry so just ordered the potato and leek soup and split the fish and chips. I've never had a potato soup that wasn't smooth before - wasn't what I expected, which was fine, but the flavor was just okay, could have used a bit more seasoning. The fish & chips were phenomenal. The breading on the fish was perfectly crispy. I also enjoyed how the bread was toasted, really added a little somethin somethin to the dish. Service was friendly but a disorganized! Several people came by our table and there were some points of confusion over whether we had ordered already, or what needed to happen next. read more

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The Woods House for dinner is the definition of yummy comfort food! I went there yesterday and I liked how unique and cozy the former house/current pub is. There's two levels, each with a different vibe. The cocktails we got were excellent and don't let all the brown food fool you - sometimes the best food is brown food. I enjoyed my first ever Scotch eggs, the goat cheese toast is delightful, and those fries really hit the spot. I took home the pecan cinnamon roll bread pudding with pumpkin pie ice cream and it was the perfect breakfast. Our service was decent, nothing notable either way. read more

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Ok, this was a tough review for me. The building and location are a 5. The drinks a 5. The food was mixed, 3-4. I had fish and chips. Standard pub fare. The fish was excellent. The fries, eh. Some were just soggy. My partner got the fish Shepard's pie. Great idea, but it lacked flavor. Maybe that's just what I should expect from British food! The mashed potatoes on top could have used a little more browning. The Scottish egg was interesting, but I would have liked more spice in the sausage! Overall I liked the restaurant and will definitely come back. I'd like to visit in the summer and check out the deck! read more

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Really nice space. I'm a huge fan of old time pubs, and this is one of the best examples I've found in this part of the country. The menu was fairly targeted on general British and Scottish fare, with some liberties taken to adopt some modern trends. The cocktail list was well done, but it seemed like the kind of place where I just wanted to order a Guinness. The food was well done, but I tend to think that the historic space and associated vibe was the best part of the experience. The staff were friendly. The atmosphere was low key and comfortable. I was surprised to find that the place was busy enough that it would have been a good idea to make reservations ahead of time. Good for them. All-in-all this was a great experience, if you're looking for an old-time pub (like I am). I wouldn't call it a food destination, but the atmosphere was fantastic. read more

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First time and will not be the last! Cutest traditional pub with a Scottish accent located in a historic stone house in Hazelwood. Not a ton of seating, reservations are highly recommended. First floor seating with a balcony, basement seating and "backyard" seating. The basement bar is stunning!!!! Most delicious food! Highly recommend the Scottish eggs and Guinness Pot Roast Mac & Cheese! read more

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We finally got the chance to make it for dinner to Woods House tonight and were not disappointed. The Scottish pub rustic vibe was on point especially including the little fireplace in the corner. We ordered the Guinness pot roast mac that was delicious. We plan to return in warmer months when we can enjoy the outside area! read more

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Great cocktails. Toast with goat cheese and tomato jam was awesome. Must have bread pudding. Service was great. Elias was excellent. We sat downstairs. Will definitely go back. read more

Absolutely love going to The Woods House! According to an employee there, it is the second oldest building in the city (after Fort Pitt). Beautifully renovated, it definitely stands out in its location in a residential area of Hazelwood. The food is fantastic - I've taken plenty of family and friends here and everyone's loved what they had. I get the potato leek soup every time I go (delicious and the bread is sooo good). The summer menu is different from their winter one, but looking forward to seitan Guinness pie hopefully back on the menu soon for winter! The Mac and cheese is also delicious. When I first visited, they didn't have any Scottish beer which was disappointing. However, I went last weekend and they had a couple that were delicious! Hoping they continue to get more Scottish beer and themed cocktails. Highly recommend this unique spot and to my knowledge, the only Scottish restaurant in Pittsburgh! read more

The Woods House Historic Pub - Potato leek soup - Pubs Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

We visited the Woods House on a cold winters night. When we arrived, they told us that the main dining area was closed due to a staffing issue and we were seated at the bar. The bar area was cozy and rustic, but a bit chilly! Our bartender was super friendly and helpful. We ordered a half order of the scotch egg (1 egg) to start. The sausage was juicy, the fry was great, and the mustard sauce was tasty, but the egg itself felt a bit overcooked. We proceeded to the mussels, which are AMAZING. Seriously the best mussels we have ever had EVER. I have no idea what they're doing to them or where they're sourcing them from but they were so flavorful, tender, and perfectly cooked. The broth was amazing and great soaked up into the bread. Definitely a must order if you like mussels. The bangers and mash were a miss for us. The dish on the whole lacked salt, the sausage was pretty dry and tough, the peas were dry and lacked flavor, and the mash was just fine. The gravy was good but couldn't salvage the dish. For dessert we got the pecan cinnamon roll bread pudding which was mediocre. It was pretty dry for a bread pudding, the cinnamon roll felt a bit stale, and the ice cream flavor wasn't my favorite. They had a nice draft list and the cocktail menu looked good, my husband enjoyed his walnut old fashioned. All in all, I'd definitely try the woods house again and maybe try some different menu items. It's a unique location with a lot of potential and I think they may be still getting in their groove. read more

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I visited Woods House with my parents for my dad's birthday dinner. The building is over 200 years old and offers an impressive history. The entrance is slightly confusing, but I found our table in the downstairs bar area right away upon walking in. I was most looking forward to trying the scotch eggs, but was informed that the restaurant was out. Instead, I ordered the Guinness mac and cheese as my entree. Our server's appearance and tableside manner wasn't very refined, which didn't seem to fit with the atmosphere of the restaurant. It was interesting overall. read more

The Woods House Historic Pub - Pubs Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This place is amazing! I was looking for a historic and authentic place to eat while visiting from out of town and this place is it! Great staff! Very friendly and proud. The people sitting at table next to us were from Scotland and this is a mainstay for them so they gave us recommendations and they were spot on! Excellent fish and chips and amazing Guinness Pot roast Mac. Can't wait to come back!! Even Scottish music in the background! Keep up the good work! read more

The Woods House Historic Pub - Bar - Pubs Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This 200 + year old building is perfect for a cozy restaurant and bar. Several Scottish themed bar food items on the menu, plus a couple of Scottish beers and of course several types of scotch on the bar menu. The fish and chips consists of a monstrous haddock fillet, lightly breaded and of course deep fried, on a brioche roll with French fries. A great addition to the Pittsburgh food scene, albeit in an unlikely area on a hillside overlooking the new Hazelwood Green development and the Monongahela River. read more

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The atmosphere in this place is very cool and unique,our bartender pre meal was great , the food was very good , the pot roast Mac was delicious and when the gravy hits the cheese ,omg . Scottish eggs and fish sandwich are a must also read more

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Most unique new restaurant award goes to Woods House Scottish pub! Not only is the food absolutely delicious and unique, but the architectural details of this rehabbed space are just so cool. You'll find Scottish pub classic on the menu & good bourbon at the bar. We enjoyed classics like: Bangers & mash with turnips & peas Fish & chips with homemade tartar sauce Potato & leek soup Steak pie Orange bread pudding The food was delicious and well made, great value. There is both indoor and outdoor seating options. The owners were there and were very friendly. They were happy to entertain our questions about the place, the history, the food and all other inquiries. read more

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We three enjoyed the small upstairs dining room. It's quaint, cozy, booth seats very comfortable. Some were eating on the upper porch, we were seated along a wall. Service was excellent from a cute young man. The menu was limited, but no special drinks for St Patrick's weekend. The Scottish eggs were delicious as a starter. Excellent roasted vegetables with salmon, delicious chicken sandwich, the Guinness Pot Roast w Mac cheese was too rich. It's good to see successful renewal in a blighted area in homes as well as so much appreciation for those who saved this Colonial building. We will go back again in warm weather to enjoy the outdoor areas! read more

OUTSTANDING !!! Where do I begin. We waited a long time for this awesome Scottish Restaurant to open. It was well worth the wait !! The food and staff was superb the Scottish Egg was one of the best I have ever had. The Steak Pie was excellent. I was presently surprised with the size of the fish sandwich. Highly recommend!! We will return with family and friends !! read more

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LOVE this pub nestled in the 'Burgh. Reminiscing about Ireland is what I seem to do when coming for a bite to eat and a pint. Another one of those little gems that shouldn't be taken for granted. A+ on food, service and proper pours. read more

Spent a wonderful evening here with wine and jazz. It was during the holidays and the decorations were fir-tastic and cozy. A warm fuzzy evening that I haven't forgotten. read more

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I've been wanting to visit the Woods House since before the Pandemic and finally got my chance last week. On a Thursday evening we headed across the river during rush hour to Hazelwood. Glad we had a Waze to lead the way and avoid as much traffic snarl as possible. The Woods House is a bit out of the way but well worth the effort. This 1792 building has been lovingly restored and the stone work artful. The house sits on a hill slope. You can just imagine the view more than 200 years ago looking to the river. The outdoor patio has a few tables and a long bar with high stools to look out on the view. The lights hung above the patio create a lovely ambiance on a summer evening for beer, cocktails or dinner. We dined inside on the lowest level of the house. The ceilings are low and the stonework and fireplace make the room feel cozy and quiet. The menu isn't huge and definitely has a Scottish flare. Our group of four enjoyed the amazing Scotch Eggs and Mussels as an appetizer then for entree's Salmon and Fish Sandwich. The fish sandwiched a tempura like breading and is huge! We all took some home in boxes. They have a nice selection of beers for just about all tastes. Our waiter is very knowledgeable about the local craft beers offered. Check the days and hours of operation to be sure they are open when you venture to The Woods House. read more

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Service is terrible. Communication is close to zero. Last night 1/10/2025 I waited for over an hour without any food and no one coming to ask what I needed or acknowledged whether the food came. I had to ask everytime 'where is my food?' When they brought it an hour later it was incorrect. As everyone else in my party had already eaten,I asked to have it taken off the bill and they did. So I had one glass of wine for dinner over the course of 75 minutes. The server apologized and took everyone's appetizers off the menu, which was nice but I did not order an appetizer. So my food never came, and in an effort to make things right, everyone else at my table was rewarded with free food except for me. Still had to pay for the wine then go home and cook for myself. read more

I can only give three stars because unfortunately we did not get to try food and the drinks we did get took 30 minutes to arrive. We came for a 6:30 reservation and were shown promptly to a table upstairs. The lower level certainly has historic charm and classic pub energy however upstairs was very intimate, quiet and relaxed so speaking in a low tone to your table mate is preferred. We ordered drinks from our server who it turns out was serving on her first night on a Friday. We saw her sense of urgency and attentiveness however service was still remarkably slow for 3 tables upstairs and took 30 minutes to get drinks. We enjoyed the drinks and closed out and left so as not to overwhelm this young lady on her first night. We also had somewhere to be at 8:00 so we couldn't risk waiting 30-40 mins for food. I want to try this place again SO bad but I think coming on a weekday and sitting at the downstairs bar is the move. read more

Definitely a place to enjoy great food and drinks with friends and family. The menu compliments the historic building and British pub vibe. Food was great, well priced and just enough to leave room for a great dessert. The wait staff was awesome, our bartenders Jenn and Caden made awesome drinks and the service was appreciated. Both the dining areas upstairs and down are comfy places and look forward to another busy for outside dining as the weather warms. Great to have kept the historic nature of this building and region. You don't often get to meet The owner, who was super nice and genuine. read more

Very generous portions! Outside dining with view of river. Fish and chips generous,fresh salads, and pot roast was very flavorful . They have unique drink choices . Restaurant has an upscale historic restoration of one of the oldest houses in Pittsburg. read more

Went to dinner with a group of friends and had an amazing experience! The services was efficient, although we were upstairs vs the traditional area in the bar in the basement. The house was so adorable, and classic pub feels downstairs. The food was amazing! I could have had 12 scotch eggs. The Pot Roast Mac n Cheese and Fish n Chips were also delicious enough that I stole a few bites from friends! read more

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Take a step back into history when you dine at the historic Woods house which is now an eclectic Scottish pub offering traditional pub fare offerings. The rubberstone structure dates back to 1792 when it was built as a caretaker's residence of the "Scotch bottoms" farmland owned by John Woods, a significant figure in the Whiskey rebellion. It is very important that you make a reservation ahead of time if you wish to dine here since the pub is following strict Co-Vid guidelines as far as seating capacity and enhanced social distancing. They have their own private parking lot. You can either enter on the ground floor which is the main pub or upstairs where they have a small dining room and an upstairs pub as well. They offer takeout as well. During my visit I got to meet with and interview one of the owners Bob, who explained to me that they envision making this pub into an eclectic blend of American Scottish influence and their menu reflects this undertaking. They have a front porch which will open to outdoor dining come spring as well as outside tables and chairs on the ground floor to welcome more diners. The drink list is extensive and with the various alcohol bottles on each table serving as a centerpiece you begin to feel the authenticity of pub itself. The food menu is small but they have just added a few new items which I decided to try for myself. I had an outstanding waitress who took care of all my needs and answered any questions I had. First up they have added a delicious salad full of walnuts, grapes, blue cheese, roasted fennel, and served with an orange vinaigrette. The salad was fresh and not overly heavy for me to enjoy my main course. The main offerings are your traditional pub fare ranging from Guinness steak or seiten pie to fish and chips. While they offer a vegetarian option for these pies using the seiten, they are not gluten free. The new main course they are offering is called bangers and mash made from fresh local source English style sausage purchased in the Strip district. This entrée is served with mashed potatoes, peas, parsnips, and seated on a onion gravy based. I had never had bangers before so this was a real treat for me to enjoy these thick and hearty sliced sausages along with the sides for a hearty lunch. Believe me it is served hot and is very filling! For dessert I had the bread pudding with Scotch whisky sauce. The sauce added just the right amount of flavor to the bread pudding and was so good!! Other menu items worth noting are their mussels in fennel brie and their corned beef mac and cheese. Although I didn't order these items myself I noticed others near me did and they are quite popular. The fish and chips had a piece of fish that way exceeded the size of the bun. I must say portions are very generous. There are gender neutral restrooms on both floors and a roaring fireplace in the downstairs pub as well. Free WiFi is available. Passcode given upon request. The Woods house is a welcome addition to the Hazelwood neighborhood. Set in between Monongahela St and Chatsworth Ave, enter the property off of Tullymet St which connects the two streets. Definitely worth a visit to dine in a historic landmark! read more

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Amazing service, impeccable food, incredible ambiance! Well worth the trip. Can't wait to come back read more

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What an amazing place The Woods House is; although I have lived in Pittsburgh my entire life, I never heard of this restaurant; its location is not in an area that I was familiar with; we ate in the bar area which is a pleasure and fun; the food was delicious, four of us had different entrees and we all enjoyed what we ate and sharing with each other; The Woods House is a gem and we will return again and again!!! read more

Just like all the other good reviews. Great food and great service. My only recommendation is to call and make a reservation. We found this old farm house/British Pub last minute. It's a hidden gem but well worth it. read more

What a hidden gem!! I wanted a place to go to eat British fare in honor of the Queen on the day of her passing. We will be back again! Cute, quaint and CLEAN interior. Clean bathrooms. Nice outdoor patio. Food was delicious and so were the drinks! Great staff, too! read more