The PA Market

This is a very nice place to come by when you want a quick bite. Order through your phone, food is done quickly. Calamari and pizzas are delicious! Drinks are also very good! Be careful, drinks are strong, which is always a great thing, right? )) clean place. Highly recommeneded.

PA market is on my regular rotation of Pittsburgh Restaurants. The atmosphere is awesome, and their food and cocktails are good…. Well, they were. I waited 30 minutes to get a cocktail that I ordered. And THEN I was given RAW steak on my steak salad. So if you’re looking to get food poisoning from raw meat and pay a pretty penny, then this is the place for you!!!!

Pennsylvania Market is one of the best spots in Pittsburgh—great food, a cozy atmosphere, and amazing drinks with an excellent selection of wines and cocktails. Every visit feels relaxed and welcoming. Big shoutout to managers Brandon and Joao, who always go above and beyond to make the experience special. Their friendliness and attention to detail truly elevate the place. Highly recommend!

So based on things I'd heard about this place, the PA market I was looking forward to it. They served blueberry brisket which different not bad. Well flavor combination not bad but different the flavor. Pairing could have been good but all they did was really turn the blueberry into a jam and they didn't really seem to do much to make that more savory. And the meat was so dry, like I feel like I've had sand that was more moist than that brisket. The drink was super alcoholic and I couldn't really even taste what they said. They mixed with it. Based on the reviews I thought it would be better. I was looking forward to it but this was awful like very rarely have I seen a worse foot forward than what they put. I wanted it to be good. I was looking forward to it to be good. I was looking forward to it to like be something more than just barely edible but that's all I got now. I never want to go back here and I want to warn people away from it because of the experience. Like I might try this place again at some point but that showing lost me

this place used to be a cool food hall style restaurant and it was a great addition to the strip district. it felt elevated and it was nice to have such a variety of foods to try— there was always something for anyone in your group so it was a great place to bring friends and family. there was coffee and espresso beverages and a full bar with a great wine list, it had pizza, tapas, american food and italian food. it has now been transformed into a normal overpriced american restaurant. the only thing that makes it unique is that they have a QR code on the table and that’s how you order. this also means that there aren’t any servers roaming and no one checked in with our table, we had to get up and ask for things ourselves. the food was mediocre at best, and cost far more than it was worth. i got a steak salad and the steak was overcooked and chewy for $18. when we walked in at 4:30 on a saturday, the restaurant was full of empty tables. we were asked if we had a reservation and told the host that we didn’t. they told us they could seat us but that we had to leave by 7:30 for a reservation, and as they led us to our table, i noticed that it and probably 80% of all the tables in the place had ‘reserved’ signs on them. i think two more tables were seated in the time we had our meals. it was a very, very different than the last time we ate here a few years ago, and in a very disappointing way.

I hosted an event in The Tavern last week and it was wonderful! Great communication leading up to that day with Kirsten + Lydia and great service the day of. They were also very accommodating with letting us use a portion of the Wine Library for our photographer to set up. The food was displayed beautifully and tasted great. I'd recommend The PA Market to anyone and already booked our next event with them at The Art Room!

Food was delicious. The loaded fries were my favorite. It was easy to order,pay, and make changes through the QR code. You could close or keep your tab open on your phone. Drinks were good! I’m so happy my group could be accommodated since there was a large number of us & it was sort of last minute. We had a nice time & staff was kind. Thank you for making our meeting fun. We enjoyed it. The only thing I would change is maybe having someone come clear the table more often & see how things are going/check on us. Other than that I would return, we had a great time.

would get 5 stars if we had an actual server instead of the cellphone ordering system. great apps and great drinks will be back but outback sit at the bar for some human interaction.

PA market has been a great addition to the strip district. It's great for an elevated night with friends, wine and great food. Outdoor seating when weather is compliant! Their pizzas are delicious. I highly recommend the spinach artichoke dip, I could have eaten it with a spoon!! The character board was so cute with a great variety of meats and cheeses. And the fries were so perfectly crispy! Ordering on your phone can be a little tricky sometimes for some audiences so keep in mind you won't have a designated server!

My experience with the PA Market was with a small group of about 6. A couple just stopped in for a few minutes be fore going to the arts festival going on downtown. The 2nd story restaurants in the strip district definitely have the benefit of daylight and unique layouts. I was happy that we were able to get a table at 6pm on a Saturday. The food was good, but the service ... I get it, restaurant owners want to use apps instead of printed menus to save money. When it turns into ordering through an app however there are several problems. Maybe other places do this in a way that works but I have not had this experience. Essentially it is a destruction of the service industry. It's both rude and dismissive in my opinion. Service and quality of product need to work together to make an enjoyable experience when eating out. It is quite rude to bring out a mobile device if one is eating out with someone unless it is for a business meeting. I think most or at least some people would agree with me on that. It takes so long to read through this app. I was told to go get my own water. That was the most human interaction I had with one of the several servers who were rushing to get things out as quickly as possible. The table was sticky. This is such an easy thing to notice but no one cares. No one asked about how we were doing. People simply came by and asked to take our plates away while we were still eating and trying to enjoy our time together. Tips are suggested by the guilt of a phone app giving the recommended amounts for a service that is completely impersonal. The minimum recommended is 18%. Servers are being trained to be as impersonal as they can in a job description that literally requires a good front-of-house personality. This is a meds and eds city so I'm sure most servers are just looking for summer employment. That's fine. No one cares if they get tipped because I'm sure (or I hope) that everyone is making a reasonable wage. If this place is for you, awesome. I won't go back. If so sad to have to give this a bad rating because the food was very enjoyable. There are other places in the strip district that are more enjoyable, also less enjoyable however.

This is my first time at the PA market and I literally will be back, I'm actually planning my birthday dinner there currently. The pizza was amazing. My friends ordered the supreme style. I'm not sure of the actual name but the flavors were just great. It was super cheesy, which is exactly what you want I'm a pizza. The drink on their specialty drink menu that I wanted was not available so I just ordered the old-fashioned with makers Mark bourbon and asked for luxardo cherries to be added for some sweetness and it was perfection. The staff was helpful and nice and the open style restaurant was not super noisy. It's a great place to gather and eat!

A large group of us stopped by around 11pm or so. It was pretty quiet inside so we all were able to sit at the bar and order our drinks immediately. Their fall drinks were decent and we were able to all get separate checks which was nice. We only left because they were closing, if not we would've stayed there longer!

We really enjoyed our experience at The PA Market! I didn't know what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised by the food selection. We ordered the whipped feta, Caesar salad, Margarita with a twist pizza, herbed fries and a spicy grinder. We ordered too much but we took a lot home. I thought the whipped feta and fries stole the show but the pizza was phenomenal as well. The ingredients were fresh and I thought mostly well priced for the servings. Excellent vibes - relaxed, yet elegant. My only drawback was the extremely limited service we received, which many others have noted. I understand when I see a QR code what to expect, but no one explained how to get water, utensils, condiments, S&P, crushed red pepper, etc. Mostly frustrating because some staff were just standing around because it was a pretty slow Sunday afternoon. Wouldn't stop me from coming back but of note!

This is a fantastic wine bar, replete with indoor/outdoor seating, formal dining are, wraparound bar, and cozy nooks in which to relax and/or imagine solutions to all the world's problems. The wine bottles stacked in view of patrons, either waiting to be selected by the wine gods or placed there for show, needed a dusting, but the drinks were delivered fast and a good time was had by all. I'll be back soon!

I love the location and ambiance of PA market. A winery and bistro vibe. This time I got the shrimp burrito. I don't recommend this. The rice wasn't cooked all the way in the burrito and the burrito only had about 4 or 5 pieces of shrimp in it (majority was rice and beans). My friends got a pizza and I tried it and it was delicious!

Another fun night catching up with a friend at pa market. Food is always good! Can't wait for the next visit

Visitors from out of town, tried this place for the first time arrived on a Saturday morning around 9 AM. We were a party of 7. What to not expect: to be greeted (self seating), host (place order from qr code). We had get our own water, silverware, napkins, etc. Someone will drop off your order and that's. Food was good, establishment was very cool and the ambience was great!

My absolute favorite restaurant in Pittsburgh. My friends and I have celebrated so many occasions at PA Market. I love the versatility of the menu, how quick the service is, and the entire vibe of the place. This is my number one recommendation to anyone who asks to go where to eat! Theres an option for everyone. Looking forward to hopefully taking a class soon!

Cool place for large gatherings, a work party or a chill date. I've been here a few times in the summer and winter and when I came on a Wednesday night, the bar was pretty busy. Although it may just be because there were two big groups that happened to show up. The cocktails are great. The selection of food is nice but not many options for small, less expensive items. It's a fun time.

The pizza was the best. Shoutout to the crew who arranged for my daughter's wedding proposal, we had the room in the courtyard to prepare, they reserved the tables upstairs and cleaned up afterwards.

Updating to add the steak and broccolini with Parmesan fries. Always a win going here!

Stopped here for pre-dinner drinks the other night. What a fun place! Tons of natural light and a great selection of drinks. When the weather is nice they also have tables outside. Their food menu is mostly Italian and pizzas etc. We sat at the bar and the cocktails are quite unique and cool. We both really liked the ones we got (from their seasonal menu: the peach boys (which came with a toasted marshmallow!), smoke on the watermelon (my fave), Shochu forget about me, and a pear beats a flush). Our bartender was very nice and provided good service. The drinks were great pours, we were very happy (but not overserved). We sat there long enough we ended up ordering a small pizza (note they do have small/personal size even though their menu indicated they only had medium/large). We got a small "Vodka la vista" pizza. It came out pretty quickly and was good. I will say it was a little dry, so we got a side of ranch which made it much better. I would say the flavor had a lot of potential but missed the mark a little for us. I would be interested to try other flavors though! The ambiance and the drinks were great enough that we will be back!

One of our favorite places to sneak away for drinks. Really relaxing atmosphere with various types of seating options (couches, oversized chairs, tables). Scan the QR code to order drinks and food and your order is brought to your location extremely quickly.

Great concept, lots of options, and a nice big space. The pizza was good, a little underwhelming though. We had the Spring Chicken and Big Bad Wolf. No major complaints, but could have been better. Their self-serve water jug was empty so my mom asked the bartender for a water refill and the bartender said no. It was 90+ degrees, just give the customer some water.

I came in on a Friday night with a reservation for 6. The open floor plan with multiple levels, bars, and food stalls was great, especially the courtyard. I appreciated all the different options! My group all had a specialty cocktail from the upstairs bar, which we all enjoyed. We tried food from multiple vendors, octopus, a burrito, a curry bowl, a steak, a caprese & olives, and a fried chicken sandwich. Everything was great, as well as the service. A nice spot to come with friends or for a celebratory meal!

Haven't been here in a minute- a COMETE 360!!!! The staff is helpful and courteous- the wine and the food is tremendous!!!! ASK FOR SKY- she is a breath of fresh air!!!!!

The PA Market is now serving brunch Wednesday through Sunday & it's so fire. Started off with an iced vanilla oatmilk latte from their full coffee bar & it was just what I needed. They also have a full bar for brunch cocktails if that's what you're looking for. For food, the menu has a little bit of breakfast & a little bit of lunch which is the PERFECT brunch menu. My friend & I shared the huevos rancheros, breakfast burrito & stuffed croissant French toast - SO YUM + the perfect combo of savory & sweet! The best part? This menu is crazy affordable so you can try a few things! It was $35 for all 3 entrees. The vibes are cute & casual. They have their indoor seating & balcony seating if you'd rather dine outside! Everyone was so friendly while taking our orders & seating us.

Great place in the strip district, it was kinda semi hidden as the entrance is on the side street and not facing the main road, we almost didn't find it. But glad we did. Upstairs are a few places to order from. They have wine counter and bar counter. You place your order tell them where you are sitting the give u a number to locate your table. The food was good. The wine was just as good. We enjoyed sitting on the balcony and taking in the night. We had a really good time and filled out bellies with pizza from white oak. We had the Jawn ( Philly steak pizza) and a regular. Crust was thin and crispy. Everything tasted fresh and delish.

Cool concept with plenty of food and drink options. There's 3-4 different food stations on the second floor that have menus posted. There's also a bar and a separate wine bar. If it's nice outside you can always enjoy the courtyard downstairs. I decided to order from carne asada and went with the chicken tinga quesadilla. They were flavorful and I enjoyed the corn tortillas. I ordered a cocktail from the bar and it was perfectly made. All of the employees that I encountered were friendly and seemed happy to be there. I would definitely come back and would recommend this place to others.

Went with a large group and this has to be one of the easiest places in PGH if you're coming in with a crowd! We had a reservation for 12 and our party had a last minute addition but they accommodated us without an issue. The great thing about the separate stands is everyone can sort out their own bill instead of the endless venmoing back and forth forever. The Brussel sprouts were so good, perfectly crunchy and a great aioli on top. The carnitas tacos are always fantastic, and portioning them out yourself helps you be the judge of how full of a taco you'd like. Can't wait to go back!

I'll start with the positive. It has a really nice environment. Leather chairs and old books give the space a cozy library feel. The food was good. The Brussels sprouts were nice and crispy. The chicken on my Caesar was incredibly tender. I could have done with a bit more dressing on the salad, but that might be personal preference. The wine selection was good as well. However, we had to get up to find someone to give us recommendations. Admittedly, once we asked for help, the person who came was very knowledgeable and helpful. It's not OK that we had to get up to ask for help though. Servers used to be expected to do something for a 20% tip. Now it seems you only have to show someone to a table. We had to order through a QR code. Even the water was self service. At least the tip was not automatically added to the bill.

I would not return to this restaurant if I was ever in Pittsburgh again. Can't rate service cause there is none. You have to order through your phone and you only get a food runner. I was able to get a refill from a runner but he wouldn't take an order for another coke for another person at the table, said have to order through the phone... we had to get our own waters, no ice for them. I was flabbergasted when it asked how much we want to tip. We basically served ourselves, so what's the tip for? Also our food all came out at different times. I ordered a burger medium rare. It came out well done. If there wasn't onion and mushrooms on it, it would have had zero flavor. Chicken wings sauce was good but chicken was dry. Ambiance wasn't bad. Probably the best part of experience. Place might be pretty good just to come and get a drink, but wouldn't come to get dinner

ABSOLUTELY BEST PLACE HANDS DONE WITJ AFFORDABLE PRICING! we came here to celebrate a birthday and it's so nice to get a little bit of everything. They offer four different kitchen options. American Modern Dining, Pizza, Modern Mexican, and a charcuterie board station. They have bars upstairs and outdoor. You order at the counter, take a number and sit down. The food was delicious and so flavorful.

Food: The food I had was bad. There are a lot of better places to get food in this part of town. Chicken quesadilla was outrageously bad. Pork quesadilla was less bad. Steak bowl was better but overpriced. Drinks: A great place to go and have drinks with some friends before or after eating elsewhere in The Strip Service: Gentleman that took care of us at the downstairs bar was great! Ambiance: Redeeming feature of the place, super cool throughout the entire setup. Overall: A great place for hanging out and drinking with friends. Food is not good, go somewhere else in the area. That said, they have a variety of choices and I may have been wrong

I absolutely love The PA Market! I have been here so many times and I have never had a bad experience. They have different places to get food inside, almost like a food court, so there is something for everyone. I usually get the pizza! It is always delicious. They also have a big wine selection at their wine library (which is so cute), as well as a normal bar if you are more of a cocktail person. There is a lot of seating inside as well as outside in their courtyard. It's one of my favorite spots to eat dinner when it is nice outside! I have been a couple times for their wine events as well, which are awesome if you love wine and want to learn more. They offer a bunch of different classes every month. I really recommend the wine classes; you will learn a lot! I have also attended their New Years Eve dinner, which was amazing. All the employees are so nice as well. All in all I am a PA Market stan and if you have not been here yet I really recommend you stopping in for either some food or wine!

I want to start off by saying the first time i ate at this place in 2023, we picked up a to-go order and i would give it a 4/5 based on food only. However, yesterday was my first time actually going inside to sit down for a meal, with a party of 8 people for my birthday. Unfortunately we were all very disappointed, and the "food court style" (which was never explained to us by a host or a food runner) was not what we were expecting. When our food was served, we were not brought silverware/napkins, nor were we told we were supposed to go get them ourselves on the other side of the restaurant. Some of the people from my party ordered non alcoholic drinks, which were never provided. Nice ambiance, pretty crowded for a Saturday night and with guests having to get up and retrieve their own dining item, there is a lot of foot traffic. Food wise, it was a mixed review as everyone ordered different things, but i'd say it was a 3/5 overall. I ordered an arugula salad and did not like it, so i asked a food runner in passing to please take back my plate, as i had only had two bites. I was not asked about why i wanted my salad removed from the table, nor was i offered a refund. Overall; would not dine in again.

Located in the heart of the strip, the cutest warehouse has been converted into a restaurant that sits on the second floor.  They also have an amazing outdoor space, where you can grab food or drinks and enjoy the fresh air.  They offer different food concepts so everyone can grab what they want.  Order your food at the appropriate station and the staff will deliver it to you when ready!  The drink menu is carefully curated and delicious, and they have a giant wine library.  I have been a few times for dinner, cocktails and have even checked out one of their wine classes- which is super cool, highly recommend.  But was able to check them out for brunch, which is a newer launch of theirs.  They have brunch on Saturday's and Sunday's.  The brunch menu consists of savory, sweet, and both breakfast and lunch focused dishes.  We tried the poached salmon benny, chicken biscuits and bacon thyme gravy & apple streusel pancakes. Everything was delicious! The pancakes were so fall and so good! Tried a pumpkin spice iced latte a cranberry mimosa!! Sat on the balcony and enjoyed a delicious brunch with the gorgeous Pittsburgh weather!!!

Connor and his crew were on duty to show a couple of "out of towners" how hospitality should be done. It was our first visit to PA Market. Connor made excellent suggestions for food choices (we loved the tapas) and we had a really tasty "Just Peachy" pizza. And we recommend the Cinderlands watermelon ale. But in addition to everything else, when their elevator went down and one of our party couldn't climb the stairs, Connor made sure to activate a lift chair and escort us personally, so we could safely get to the 2nd floor and enjoy the experience. He was kind and sensitive to our needs. We'd definitely visit again next time we visit the "Burgh." Well done PA Market!

Ran into these cool guys in the Strip! Adorable! Alpaca's are so cute and photogenic. You can pet them.

I came here with some friends and I tried the blimey booty cocktail. It was really good. The bartender was also really nice.

The Strip District is often considered to be the most vibrant neighborhood in Pittsburgh, and it doesn't take long after a first visit to understand why A sprawling two-story market with vendors on the first floor, a food hall on the second floor with several chef-driven restaurants and three bars (plus a wine library), and a gorgeous outdoor courtyard with even more food, vendors, and a bar. Restaurants and businesses open in this neighborhood all the time, as you would expect, The main floor has actually been open for quite some time and has larger floor plans for each of the shops. The courtyard at The Pennsylvania Market is accessible both from the entrance on 19th Street (where the stores are) as well as directly from 18th Street (where Primanti Brothers is). We had snacks, wine, and beers - had a good time. The Pennsylvania Market Has Something for Everyone - Literally.

It's a cool atmosphere & probably more interesting for those who enjoy chilling while having drinks. It was crowded but not too crowded because we were seated right away on a Friday evening with 5 people. The meatballs from taPAria (Albondigas con Romesco) were delicious. They were tender, the sauce wasn't too heavy, and they were a nice size. My family enjoyed their food from the other places as well. I was really bothered by the fact that none of the places had any dessert items on their menus. The coffee place was closed while we were there too.

THE spot made for wine & cheese enthusiasts The Pennsylvania Wine Market in the Strip District is Disneyland for wine & food & drink lovers. This food hall is full of culinary delights from cheeseboards, to Latin style steak, salads, tapas & wood-fired pizza; all in a super chic converted warehouse. Consider me a fan! Highly recommend the Peach-Basil Martini, the Birria tapas the TAPeria booth, the Watermelon Panzanella from Bistro 108 and the Argentinian Steak from the Carne Asada booth. The staff is very welcoming and attentive. I am looking forward to visiting again soon & envision my book club friends meeting here in the cozy wine library space.

I was recommended this place by a girl in my yoga class. Utterly disappointing food, no service, and the regular expectation of 20% gratuity at the end of the meal? LOL!!!! Let me thoroughly explain. I walk in, no host/ess, so I seat myself even though I made a reservation, ok fine. No servers come to the table, have to scan QR code for the menu. Sure, ok. But... no free refills on the coffee or soft drinks. What? They put ice in my husbands orange juice and still only filled that up 3/4 of the glass. Get this... you have to get your own napkins, utensils, water carafes, and condiments. The only time anyone comes to the table is to drop food and the drinks you can't get refilled unless you pay extra in the ordering app. You would think with this utter lack of staff and personal service there would be a better value on the food. Hahahahahahahahaha! $20 for my mom's "burger" which was barely larger than a slider. Was the food good? Yes. Was it a superb culinary experience that justified the smaller portions and price? No. I worked in the service industry. I always leave no less than 20% even when the service is subpar because I know first hand there are so many factors that can affect a server's performance. There was literally no service here. Why even bother with food runners? Just go full lazy entitlement and make us grab our own food at the order up window. They didn't bring my mom's side of ranch, charged us extra, food runners said she'd take it off the bill. Well I guess she couldn't figure out how to because we were brought a packet of ranch AT THE END OF MEAL when we didn't even need it then. What am I supposed to do? Carry it around the strip district. The building is beautiful, and it is tastefully decorated. Absolutely worst dining experience I have had in the Strip District. 0 stars.

I went with a group of 7 friends on a Saturday night. We did have a reservation. So, seating wasn't an issue. The place was LOUD. Very busy and we were definitely screaming to talk to each other. We ordered a ton of food from a variety of vendors and it was all delicious. Some things needed a little salt, or maybe a touch of something extra, but mostly all very good. The bar experience was rough. There were two bartenders and maybe 8 people seated at the bar. Even though we were spotted by both bartenders at least twice and told "you're next", we waited at least 15 minutes to get our drink order taken. They continued to serve other patrons seated and other immediate walk-ups before coming to us. It was hard to look past that service and give this place a 5. Maybe just an off-night.

I think the PA market is a cool place to go, especially if you miss the Smallman Galley. They have plenty of food and drink options available, including an upstairs and downstairs bar, a wine library, and an outside patio pizza oven and bar. The service is always reliable as well. It's a great place to go with a group because of the variety of options as well as the space available. The food is fantastic and well worth it. I always try a new pizza and share it with my friends. Additionally, I enjoy a few tapas from the other food stand. However, I must say that if you're a fan of dirty martinis, you might want to avoid getting one here. I'm no connoisseur and certainly willing to pay for good food and drink. However, I ordered one here, and I believe I was overcharged. They charged me $18 for Tito's extra dirty martini with old olives. I think this is a bit high in my experience, considering the vodka as well as the olives used.

My fiancés family and I came here for my birthday-- the food and drinks were spectacular and the entire upstairs is so welcoming and just so different than any restaurant I've been in downtown recently. The charcuterie board was FANTASTIC!!! and almost all of us got the market chicken sandwich, which was also amazing! Just so no one makes the same mistake we did: you don't receive a designated server, just food runners from each station. You go up to whichever counter (aka market vendor, so cute) you want to order from, take a number and sit down. The food runners will bring the food out to you. This also means you go up to the bar and order drinks there, which for us was not an issue at all, there were just some members of our party who didn't realize this at first! Overall I think the PA market is so so cute, clean, interesting, and awesome! We will definitely be back many times over the summer while we are meandering the strip!

What a great market style restaurant. Upstairs contains roughly 5 different restaurants, a bar, a wine bar and a cafe. I've been three times now and each time has been amazing. Parking in The Strip is a pain but parking closer downtown and walking is usually what I do. I highly recommend the charcuterie. Not pictured but the Camarones shrimp dish from restaurant Taparia are delicious. My friends like to stop at Mancini's bread to get a loaf just for the sauce the shrimp come in. Great for groups. Great selection of wine. The wine bar also has a really nice lounging area with leather couches. It almost feels like a partial speakeasy.

Friends and I wandered into this space while walking around the Strip and we were pleasantly surprised. The owner walked over to us because we looked kind of lost at first. He kindly explained the concept - basically it's a food hall with a wine library and bar, which is such a great concept. They also have wine classes every now and then(cocktail making classes too). Not to mention they have great food vendors - an Argentinian steak place, pizza place, bbq, and a charcuterie shop. Perfect place if you have friends craving different types of food but you still all want to hang out and eat and drink together. The owner is really nice!

Great variety of different places to try for a group that has different tastes. Food from all places was quick and delicious. Only 4 stars because we had reservations for a large (12-14?) ppl to be upstairs to celebrate a bday and there was a shower being hosted in one of the sections and we got yelled at for taking a picture by the entrance to their shower. It was weird -the pic took 10 seconds.

I came back to the PA market recently, this time on a Saturday night. The place was busy, but it did not feel overcrowded. The service was wonderful and the food/drinks don't miss. Definitely check this place out!

My love for PA market is extensive! There is a ton of variety, whether you want cocktails, wine, food or all thee above, this is your place too! The staff is attentive, helpful, and informative. It's a rustic vibe once you get upstairs to the second floor and choose which food vendor you're into... it's three to choose from then you can head over to the bar to order a craft cocktail OR the wine library where the most knowledgeable staff can guide you depending on your taste buds! I typically enjoy Sundays there but any night will suit you for a calm peaceful night. They also have tvs to watch the games and often offer classes weekly ranging from wine pairing to mozzarella cheese making!! It's a blast bead on down, let them know I sent ya!

We were walking by and decided to stop in for a drink. They have a nice outside bar setup and our bartender was great! We had a couple drinks there and then decided to go upstairs and check out the inside area. The upstairs area seemed a little "classier" and not quite as laid back/relaxed as the outdoor area. The prices are on the high side compared to other places nearby. We sat at the bar to order a drink and then decided to grab an appetizer, too. We went with the jalapeño cream cheese dip. It was good...until the next day. All 4 of us ended up getting sick and that's the only thing we ate in common. I'm sure it was a fluke situation, but that's my reason for 3 stars. Otherwise, it would have been a 4 star review.

First off, I would like to say that I very rarely leave bad reviews for local places. Also, the staff working the kitchen was very friendly and kind. However, I do believe we were pre-judged by the lady who I believe was the general manager. She went to all the other tables, delivering them their food, asking them if they needed anything and did not once come to our table. I get it, maybe we were dressed more casual than everyone else, but you never know who is willing to spend money on good food. There was an event going on upstairs, so there was a limited menu, that's fine. We asked for a recommendation and got what was suggested, it was a brisket cheesesteak wedgie (basically like folded flatbread/pita sandwich). To be honest, I was very disappointed. It was messy, lacked flavor and was not worth $16 plus tip (especially when we served ourselves). It was greasy and tasted like the bread was undercooked. My partner told the workers and they just kinda shrugged about it. We never ask for refunds, but had to in this instance. We left over half untouched. My partner is a restaurant reviewer. We've eaten all over the country and frequent the Strip District. We love supporting local restaurants. Unfortunately, due to this experience, we would never go back. We apologize if this is harsh, we truly are kind individuals that rarely have negative things to say. It just sucks when you go somewhere and feel like you are treated differently than everyone else. It is unfair.

I have come here multiple times through the years and enjoy the themed nights. It was Havana night and the outdoor courtyard was setup to be Havana playing Caribbean music and serving fun cocktails. Inside on the 2nd floor is another bar and several restaurants. Plus, there's an outdoor balcony to enjoy us outside. I opted for charcuterie and picked the Caprese salad and bruschetta. Both were flavorful and delicious. I highly recommend to stop in when I'm the Strip.

This is a hidden gem in Pittsburgh. So glad we stumbled upon it as our previous dinner plans for a friends birthday didn't work out. You can park on the street or in a nearby lot. The PA market is so cute inside and outside! There are different levels where you can order different types of food. There is also a speakeasy inside as well. We sat in the outside area which had plenty of seating. We ordered fries, pizzas, sandwiches, and salads. Everything was delicious and unique! The drinks were a bit pricy depending on what you got but what else is new these days. Some beers were $5 which isn't bad. We had a lot of fun and would definitely return.

This place is very laid back and a nice space to have a group of people to meet and have dinner. The food vendors are great and the wine selection is worth it!