Soho

Was definitely a great place for a couple beer n some wings.. Food was pretty good but all my brother and I got was some wings to share while we had couple beer Service was excellent 2 bartenders always made sure we was okay and didn't need anything Was great atmosphere the only issue was that the cooks/host were out eatting in the lobby and playing on their phone However I'd definitely come back

I celebrated my birthday here on Friday 11/10 before heading out. It was very nice. I meant to do this review Saturday so I would remember everyone's name lol but today is Tuesday. Everyone was so kind. The host, I believe who is expecting child, was very friendly. Our waitress Robyn was prompt and always wore a smile. We ate appetizers, which were all phenomenal ✨️ Would definitely go back here

Great food and experience. Popped in for some late afternoon snack. Onion soup was rich, packed full of flavors. Love the croutons were made bitesized so no need to but it with the spoon, tho could use a little bit more cheese. Ruben with tots: bread was beautifully toasted and the coleslaw gave a nice balance to the meat. Wings: We had the wings too with spicy buffalo sauce but forgot to the picture. It's a substitute as they didnt have boneless wings i wanted originally. Spicy the sauce was!

We came in to sit at the bar and have a cocktail after driving half a day to get to Pittsburgh. The cocktail list was predominantly vodka+juice concoctions reminiscent of the kind of drinks we used to make in college--designed to badly mask the taste of alcohol and get you drunk fast, and most of them cloyingly sweet. The peach sunrise fit this description perfectly. The triple berry Manhattan had an interesting spiciness from the Crown Royal and walnut bitters, but it was sweeter than I would have liked. The grapefruit mule was better than expected. I had a Macallan 12 neat for my second drink. As a snack, we ordered the pot stickers. They were served hot and crispy with a tangy sauce. No complaints. It's a nice looking restaurant. A big long rectangular bar with seating all around. I'm sure they're packed to the gills on days that the Pirates play across the street. Lots of other tables. It was a bit bright, and we thought they could achieve a bit more cozy, intimate ambiance if they just turned the lights down a bit. The staff was polite and friendly and we felt very well taken care of. It was a perfectly fine place to go have a drink and a snack after a long drive, but I don't think I'd make a trip down here just to visit again.

Everything about this place screams "class," until you get there on a busy night(think local concert, or Prate game) The food is definitely worth consideration, and drinks are good as well...but on a busy night, they didn't seem to have enough service to cover a relatively full restaurant. It's a shame, because the bar and food are top notch, and the location is awesome.

When Betis's grill shut down after the pandemic, we were looking for a new place to get decent food with average or above average service before Steelers home games. This place exceeded our expectations. We've now gone there at least seven out of eight home games the past couple seasons and looking forward to it again. I think our last waitress was the owner or managers daughter (blue hair) - she might have been the best waitress I've had at any restaurant (54 years old). So attentive and so positive despite them being very busy.