4 Best Bistros in Pittsburgh

Bistro 19 Bistros • $$
711 Washington Rd, Pittsburgh

Customers` Favorites

Triple Threat Chocolate Cake
Banana Fosters Napoleon
Coconut Shrimp Arancini
Bananas Foster Napoleon
Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes
Braised Short Ribs
French Onion Soup
Hummus Sampler
Almond Chicken
Baby Carrots

“Already looking forward to my next visit. Compliments to the chef.. everything that touched our table was outstanding! They have an incredible wine selection and our server Bri really tied the entire experience together with her friendly energy and overall great service. I recommend the Almond Chicken and the grilled veal chop!“

4.4 Superb146 Reviews
Brick Shop Bistros • $$
177 40th St, Pittsburgh

Customers` Favorites

Salad Veg GF

“Located in the downstairs of the newer Tryp hotel in Lawrenceville, the Brick House is a comfortable venue with interesting and delicious food, and a well stocked and well-tended bar. We showed up early enough so that the place was practically empty, but really enjoyed our dinner. The pickle board was an interesting choice, and the flatbreads were almost crunchy, but with novel ingredients and really tasty.“

3.8 Good46 Reviews
Eco Bistro Bistros • $
100 S Commons, Pittsburgh

“I am a former Nova Place company associate and now a member that returns every so often and the food & service has been continuous. Eco Bistro has upgraded to a digital system which allows for online ordering (& payment) plus easy ordering and pick-up when you're in the cafe. While the pandemic still has an impact on the # of people around the complex, you can tell things are picking up and this made it so much easier. The team there is also just so wonderful and great to work with for catered events.If you ever see the Pickle Brined Fried Chicken Sandwich on the menu, you should order it :)“

3 Average2 Reviews
Wild Rosemary Bistro Bistros • $$$
1471 Bower Hill Rd, Pittsburgh

Customers` Favorites

Side of Corned Beef Hash
Lamb Lollies
French Toast

“Wild Rosemary was warm and wonderful. The food was fantastic and fellowship with the table introduces a sense of community. Breaking bread with your neighbor from the down the street while sipping wine warms your heart. We had so much fun sharing laughs and soaking up red sauce with homemade bread. If you don’t make this your next stop, you’re making a mistake.“

3.4 Good23 Reviews