9 Best Seafood Restaurants in Pittsburgh

“Words can’t explain how special our experience has been at Monterey Bay Fish Grotto. We were warmly welcomed by Isabella and Bassi, two of the sweetest hostesses I have ever met. They showed us to our table which included one of the finest views of Pittsburgh. My boyfriend and I came to celebrate our 8th year anniversary and our server Sydney truly made it special for us. The food was exquisite and each dish brought out looked like pure art. The crab cake (suggested by Sydney) was off the charts, some of the best I’ve had. Chef Dee really out did himself as our food was spectacular. Definitely a great place to celebrate a special occasion and would recommend to all of my friends and family!“

“The ambiance and downtown location did not disappoint for our anniversary dinner! Succulent scallops, asparagus, brussel sprouts and filet were all cooked to perfection. Lobster bisque was delicious. Caesar salad had a strong lemon flavor and lobster tail also had a creamy rather than butter sauce, for those with specific expectations. Christian is an excellent waiter-server. Overall a very pleasant experience, although on the pricey side.“

“Ok so 2026 April my girlfriend and I visited this restaurant Kim E our server was such a wonderful lady made the experience so great, also wanted to give a honorable mention to the chef a black fellow I didn’t catch his name came out and greeted himself and served us our food was one of my favorite parts of the experience will most definitely be returning soon this has been the best restaurant experience of 2026 for me“

“So, Red Lobster in Pleasant Hills was clean and had a menu with many options. I chose the shrimp skewers and added a scallop one. They were tasty. I added a side of Brussel sprouts. They were delicious. The biscuits were good. The baked potato was done well. All of the staff were friendly . It’s worth a return visit to try the Salmon Bowl or maybe the flounder.“

“🌟 A Sushi Delight in Downtown Pittsburgh! 🌟 If you’re a sushi lover, you absolutely must try the Spider Roll at Luke Wholey’s Wild Alaskan Grille. This incredible roll is a symphony of textures and flavors that will leave your taste buds dancing with joy. Imagine biting into a perfectly crispy USDA soft shell crab, complemented by the fresh crunch of asparagus and cucumber, the creamy richness of avocado, and the delightful pop of masago. This roll is huge and too big for our chopstick skills, so we used our fingers! Each piece is generously topped with a luscious combination of eel sauce, spicy sauce, and a sprinkle of scallions, adding a perfect balance of sweet, savory, and spicy notes. For just $19, you get 10 pieces of this culinary masterpiece, making it not only a delicious treat but also a fantastic value. Whether you’re a sushi aficionado or just looking to try something new, the Spider Roll at Luke Wholey’s is a must-try experience in the heart of Pittsburgh. 🍣✨“

“Had good waiter. Hardly any wait time.“

“Great food. Friendly efficient staff. Highly recommend.“

“Just came here for the first time. all the food was fresh the grease was fresh the bread was fresh for my steak hoagie wit h was 🔥🔥🔥🔥. The employees were friendly and they truly gave me Chic Fila customer service. We will be back maybe today.“

“Food was amazing! My husband and I had the shrimp which were large and deveined! I had the filet mignon very good and the potatoes were not overcooked. Asparagus was good but too large for my taste. The only negative was the waitress…. very intrusive, in your face when talking, asking too many questions about my earrings, and her cologne was way too strong it made us want to change seats but we stayed.“