Fat Head's Saloon
1805 E Carson St, Pittsburgh
(412) 431-7433
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Sister-in-law or wife ordered the food, so I won't blame the restaurant for the spicy chicken sandwich. I don't do spicy food, so I was unable to enjoy my dinner. As a result, I can't give five stars and 0 stars would not be fair. I scored based on what the others in my party told me.
Perhaps they had an off night.
Service was extremely slow without being busy. The food was good, not great, but their beers saved the evening.
There are too many beers bars around to have substandard service and food.
They have some good beers
More fat heD beer now, less local places 😞
It's alright nothing great nothing bad.
Paid for myself and my sons food. Selections are not great. Seafood has been taken off the menu. They need fresher bread so it doesn't CRUMBLE when you bite it. Staff seem bored with the atmosphere. Food is not worth the price. Fat Heads isn't like it used to be.
Great place
Amazing food, great drinks, incredible history 😋
Incredible service, fine food, great beer selection. The fried mushrooms were nice
One of my favorite go to restaurants in Pittsburgh! You’ve got to try their classic cheesesteak.
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Went to Fat Head's for dinner and the GF Codfather didn’t disappoint, even threw in a gluten free Ghostfish Brewing Company beer. I can’t tell you the last time my wife had either of those out! She has celiac and is super sensitive and didn’t have any side effects, even today!!
Nice little hole in the wall restaurant. The food was delicious. Especially loved the pepper jack cheese balls. Yum!
Good food and plenty of it.
I had a Gluten Free Fried Fish sandwich and it was delicious!!! I ordered takeout so I can’t really judge how the service and atmosphere was; however, the takeout service was great. I have celiac so it was a treat to have a gluten free fish fried sandwich during Lent.
they ran out of their famous smoked wings and the pastrami sandwich was dry with hard bread
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