Top 12 Budget-Friendly Restaurants Near You in in Pittsburgh, PA

Ivan Nekrasov Wonderful service, food and amazing views. We have a team dinner after a corporate event and it was worth every penny. Highly recommend. Food was delicious, views were simply stunning with the city scape changing every few minutes as the sun went lower and lower changing reflections and colors. Our team arrived and stayed a little late and the staff were extremely patient, friendly and professional ( Rich and Kate) provided great service and hospitality!

Michael Steiner Exquisite service and food at Morcilla pittsburgh. The creativity of the menu, to my mind, makes Morcilla one of the best in greater Pittsburgh. The chef and team deserve a Michelin star. Bravo Bravissimo Michael & Hanna

Brad Martin Hey it’s in the Northside, but if you love good and great portions this is the place to go. The PoBoy was amazing and the 3 Rivers Mac-bowl was something you’ll be talking about. Huge fan of the Cucumber Mint. Also, I grabbed a house salad that was amazing. Just a FYI the portions sizes are large!

Alexandra Jackson Came here for Restaurant Week and had an absolutely amazing experience. Our server, Julie, was fantastic. The food was incredible, between my group we tried the entire RW menu and loved all of it. The chefs put a lot of hard work into this menu and it absolutely shows. Presentation was beautiful, the food was delicious, I genuinely cannot recommend it enough. My favorite was the stuffed donuts, they were incredible. Had a raspberry martini that was also delicious, I could’ve easily had 3 more if I didn’t have to drive home. Overall I had a great experience and will absolutely be back for events like this.

William Cramer We stopped in after the Steelers game yesterday and were seated quickly. Nya was our server and she was great! She was attentive and very personable. I got the Buffalo chicken wrap with a salad and my wife got the Santa Fe wrap with black bean salsa. The food was great and Nya checked in periodically to see if we had everything that we needed. We will definitely be back.

John Peterson I was in town 4 days ... visited this place 4 times. Great bar for a before game drink, other patrons were from all over so great place for chit chat. Beer was cold and food was very good. Suggest trying their signature item - steak cooked on a hot stone.

Stephanie Patterson Ive moved away from Pittsburgh and trying to find a good Gyro is hard. I decided to try them the last time I was home and so far they havent disappointed me. The flavor is good and they gave me lots of meat. I only gave 4 stars because I dont love their French fries. They might be better fresh, my order has always been to go.

Phillip S I thought the service was excellent, and the drinks were just as impressive. My favorite dishes were the mid plate Spinach Ravioli and the large plate Halibut—both were outstanding. The small plate carrots were tender and flavorful. The Cajun Shrimp Dip (small plate) was just okay, and I wouldn’t order it again. I also didn’t care for the flavor of the sauce on the Airline Chicken, so I can’t recommend that dish. One area for improvement is the patio—while pleasant, it lacked music, which made other tables’ conversations very easy to hear. Overall, a very enjoyable dining experience with several standout items.

marjorie thibodaux Good selection. Great bar with wall of sports options playing on variety of televisions spanning across the wall. Selection of smoked foods was a A+ option. Food came fast and was hot and fantastics. Pickles were spicy and fantastic! Definitely come back soon!

D We went to celebrate a birthday and were very impressed. The staff in the bar area was super friendly and accommodating. It was some of the best food Ive had in a long time. The French onion soup was cheesy and delicious. The pierogies were phenomenal. The burger was well season and the sauce was tasty. The fries were the star of the show. They arent greasy at all, and were fried to perfection. I would say that the bar can get a bit loud and the tables are pretty close to each other, so ask for the dining room if you want a more intimate setting (but youd miss out on the happy hour drinks and apps)

Ulyana K Personally, I really liked this place. The food is quite solid, but the 5 star really comes from the experience here. Its super homey. The owner (the lady) sat with us and talked to us and all the other diners, making jokes and just generally having a good time. She was very cool. The ambiance is so very nice, very Hungarian. Now the food: I tried the goulash, Lagos, chicken soup, chicken paprikas, and a cherry strudel. Most of the food was excellent. Both the soups were outstanding. Well seasoned. The chicken soup was filled with interesting noodles and was very warm, and the goulash had tender meat and flavorful broth. The langos was pretty interesting and well made too, but not my favorite. Its a street food, like a fried bread with some toppings like sour cream and cheese. It tasted a little bland and a tad oily, but the sour cream was a nice addition. The main course, the chicken paprikas, was also quite good. The chicken was pretty tender, I believe a mix of dark and white meat. The sauce is quite nice, and again the sour cream works really well here. The noodles are also very well made, very authentic. Finally, for dessert, I had the cherry strudel. I absolutely loved it, so much so that I almost forgot to take a picture (ate immediately)! Filled to the brim with cherries, soup, sweet, and perfect. Good size and fair price. Highly recommend.

Rana Zakerzadeh We had pork chops, ahi tuna salad, and crab cake salad, all were very good! We also tried some of their desserts: ice cream was good but cheese cake was too dense and heavy. Tasted good tho but I would probably not get something that big and heavy again as the dessert. Would be nice to see some lighter healthier dessert options Service was very attentive. Very vibrant and good atmosphere also!