Best Historic Restaurants in Penn Hills

Delicious dinner and amazing service as always. Looking forward to our next visit!

The real value here is a very pleasant and quiet setting for a business lunch, and fantastic view! Menu is simple with good options for all dietary needs. Pricing a little high, though expected in a hotel bistro.

Stumbled upon Co-Sign Speakeasy after doing an escape room on on the lower level. It was a pleasant and fun surprise of a stop in our evening. The experience all the way up to enter the speakeasy was a pretty cool experience in itself. The atmosphere was exactly what you'd hope for in a speakeasy- relaxed & elegant. Our bartender, Brian, made the experience even better with his upbeat personality all while concocting some phenomenal cocktails . Looking forward to getting back there again soon!

I always enjoy a stop in at bonfire! The menu is always changing with interesting culinary ideas that rarely disappoint. I think it's one of the most underrated restaurants in Pittsburgh! 

To be honest. It was the only place that I could get a reservation for six in at the last minute. They did accommodate us well. When I did arrive, the place does have an old musty smell. It was virtually empty with only a few tables seated on a Saturday night at 7 PM. The waiter that took our order was a tentative. Our chef was very good as well. Unfortunately, I left there, and I was still hungry after getting the imperial twin New York strip steaks. in a pinch again, I surely would go. But it would not be my first choice.