Incredible pittsburgh establishment. What made this place amazing was their knowledgeable and kind…read morestaff. We wandered in not knowing what we were looking for or what we wanted but we were given so much personal attention, samples and advice. We loved the little bits bin in order to try some different items and were able to go home and make a cheese board ourselves. The cheese was so yummy and the depth of available options is unmatched. Olives were great as well!

Fancy cheese novices. A very patient employee educated and allowed us to taste the cheeses. We…read moreended up with six very different cheeses, hardy crackers, lemon cookies, apricot butter, & honey. We split the goodies. I have hard rolls from La Gourmadine (Lawrenceville) that didn't know they were a perfect pairing for apricot butter. With lead time, they will build your charcuterie board for you. We look forward to attending their classes. Street parking. Support small businesses.

Love our Italian grocery store, especially their extensive offering of high quality gluten free…read morepasta and other goodies (like the Italian soda). It's so fun to get new things and be adventurous at Penn Mac.

I truly think the name of this store is totally misleading. It is soooo much more than macaroni…read morethat you will find in here. It is full of grocery items and, oh, cheese. If you need, want cheese?? Head to the back. There is a full counter ready and staffed to help you select and slice just the rught amount. On this occasion I intentionally came in for a cheese to go with some Tempranillo wine I bought from a local winery. I opted for manchego cheese. Then, naturally, as I am walking, I needed crackers and then saw focaccia bread pizzas with eggplant, zucchini, and tomatoes. Yeah, I added to my pile of items before I arrived at checkout. Wonderful venue.

A cute shop with the best accouterments for any cheese lover! The charcuterie boards are…read morethoughtfully and lovingly put together by The Queen. She can put together a board for any occasion. It seems like going in store is mostly for pick up orders or classes so make sure to order ahead if you're looking to snag a box or board of your own.

I love this cheese shop! They have a great selection of European and Domestic cheeses, including a…read morehard to find Norwegian cheese called Gjetost that I've been looking for. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, plus they have a passion for great cheese. The Penn Mac will always be my favorite, but this shop is a great option for this community to the north of Pittsburgh. Definitely worth visiting!

Very frustrated after our most recent experience here. We were so excited when Curds & Mold opened,…read moreand were absolutely in love with the wide selection available - shopping there often and sometimes making special trips just to purchase cheese from this location. However, this evening my father drove out of his way to purchase cheese here, arriving at 5:15pm - 45 minutes before the shop closes. When he got there and walked inside to make his purchase, he was turned away because (in spite of the door being unlocked and there being no signage on the door) they were having a private party. He was immensely frustrated and we're so disappointed in how poorly this situation was handled - they could have at least allowed him to make his purchase after driving 30 minutes out of his way to shop there. I will not be shopping here in the future, and find it very unfortunate that a business with such potential suffers from horrible customer service.

As good as the reviews!! Excellent service, great beer and I understand why the grilled cheese is…read moreso popular. Not busy when I went and well maintained between service.

Great cheese, allowed us to retest a few. Just start selling some good French bread.read more

I'm thrilled that we stumbled upon here one day and discovered the joys of really authentic Polish…read morefood in the strip district. The person behind the counter looked like a granddaughter of the woman who was running the kitchen in the back. They must have been here for generations. I liked the different style of pierogies such as spinach and feta, which was really mostly spinach and no potato inside. There are a lot of shelfstable products such as candies and canned foods that you can purchase to take home as well. It's not really set up for a dine-in experience, but there's a tiny counter where you can stand or pull up a stool. So if you're looking for a sit down restaurant, this is not the place. If you're in the area, you might as well give it a try.

I had one mission in Pittsburgh- and it was to eat authentic pierogies. Well- S&D is probably the…read moreclosest spot to downtown Pittsburgh, and boy did it deliver. A simple deli with hot pierogis ready to consume, no fuss. They were all DELICIOUS!!! We got a variety and ate them on the patio tables right outside.

I have driven by this place so many times, and have seen so many great things on social media... I…read morehad to try something located in my old stomping grounds! Service was genuine from start to finish. My coffee was freshly ground, bold, and delicious. I got the everything toast. It had avocado, everything bagel seasoning, and I added lox. It was fantastic! The avocado paired perfectly with the salmon. They have free samples of cheese... I tried mango Stilton, and it was so good that I bought some. They sell by the pound. If you're ever in Mars, check this place out for breakfast and/or lunch! They have a nice outside seating area, too.

This little shop in Mars is a hidden treasure! The owner Danielle is very knowledgable about the…read moredifferent cheeses and the selection cant be beat. Ive tried so many new delicious cheeses from all over. She holds specialty classes and the store has an oil and vinegar selection that is separate by itself.

4.5 stars. Parma Sausage Products is a family-owned business that opened in 1954. It operates a…read moreretail store, online store, and wholesale. The menu lists many types of sausage: hot Italian, mild Italian, spicy Sicilian, garlic, breakfast, meatball, chorizo, bangers, veal, chipotle cheddar, linguica, Greek, kolbassi, and andouille. Other menu items include salamis, capicollo, prosciutto, hams, pancetta, and much more. I purchased one Polish kolbassi. It was a large size, so it was enough for my husband and me for two meals. This kolbassi had a decent price and tasted pretty good.

Won't go back. I thought I was becoming a regular because I really like the prosciutto, but today…read morethe slacker at the counter refused to make eye contact or acknowledge me - I was the only customer at the shop. I addressed him, and I got a slacker mumbled of a "hello." I told him to forget it, I won't be back and walked out. Plenty of other Italian markets in Pittsburgh, and they want business.

Had to do a pepperoni roll comparison before leaving Pittsburgh…read more The Atomic roll is huge! It's not a traditional roll with pepperoni stuffed in middle but more swirled in the dough (eats more like a bread). Hubs thought good but preferred the pepperoni up front & center.

Stopped in for a quick bite, I was very convinced after sampling their Atomic Pizza Roll. Although…read moreI did not buy one (because that thing is HUGE), I did get a sandwich. I ordered the Eggplant Hot Sausage, it was on point!! It was still a huge sandwich and so fulfilling. The hot sausage was so good and recommended by staff so I am glad I tried it out. This place also has sells a variety of pastas, sauces, baked goods, fresh meats, cheeses and more. If I lived here I think it'd be a regular spot for me.