The Old Place Inn
$$ • American, Italian, Seafood
Hours:
1209 Streets Run Rd, Pittsburgh
(412) 883-3809
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The Old Place Inn Reviews
Stopped in for a few drinks and some food and sat at the bar. Our bartender Dana was super friendly and attentive. Had a great visit and will be back again!
Went for lunch with friends with reservations for 9 made several days ahead of time. When we arrived the manager knew nothing about the reservation despite the fact that he was the one I talked to. We ordered fried zucchini as an appetizer for the table and they were very close to being burnt. Several friends ordered Caesar salads and they substituted kale for romaine lettuce without informing them. Neither one could eat them but only one complained and got a rueben sandwich instead. A French dip sandwich was barely warm and an order of zucchini to go was forgotten. I used to love this place but was very disappointed. The waitress was pleasant but our one table was apparently too much. Food was overpriced not to mention $8.00 for a small glass of wine.
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Hours
| Monday | 4 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 9PM |
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Extremely disappointed when we dined there a month ago. Every single item that we ordered was awful. We had the lobster special and it was pathetic. The service was pathetic. Our server couldn’t even remember what we ordered. We had to remind her several times about our sides. Slow on beverage refills. Very, very disappointed from the times that we have died here in the past when the food and the service and the atmosphere was exceptional. I called to complain the next day and I have a feeling that management has changed and that there are new owners. Very overpriced. We should not have even paid that day.; it was so bad. We will never go back again. Sad to see and experience the decline of a well loved establishment for many years. Right in line with the decline of everything in West Mifflin and around that area.