Location: Oakmont
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Reviews on Pub food in Oakmont, Pennsylvania, United States. Oakmont is a borough in Allegheny County in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. It is a Pittsburgh suburb and part of the Pittsburgh Metro Area. The population was 6,426 in 2014.
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10. Bob's Garage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By RustyVE
This is the perfect restaurant for comfort food. The Cheeseburger was so good, my son ate it in full, my Reuben was so huge I had the other half to go and the coleslaw was great. My wife's turkey sandwich was ginormous and so soaked in gravy she had to remove it to find the sandwich. The BLT was also great and the fries were excellent. And the decorations are incredible. Service was very good for the place. A place to stop at least once.
9. Park Bruges
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By m_walter88
I seriously dream of the chicken malianese that I had at our anniversary dinner in June. My husband even bought all the ingredients so I could make it at home (I know it wonât be the same) because it was the most tasty dish Iâve every had.A wonderful restaurant! Only critique I have is that the staff could have been more attentive. But it was still lovely.
8. Dietch's Bar & Grille
Reviewed By mortkat
Good drinks and good food. Wings are great. Everyone is friendly . Just a nice little place to grab a few and something to eat.
7. Rt. 28 Bar & Grill
We are located inside of the Comfort Inn & Suites. Daily lunch & dinner specials!
Reviewed By marybeths235
The food was fine except for the ice tea--it was undrinkable. Typical bar food. I appreciate a hotel having a restaurant so I don't have to look around for food place when traveling.
6. Starlight Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By guye116
Went for our regular couples wing night out. Disappointed that they only had a dozen wings on hand but that forced us to order other menu items. And believe me, we were no longer disappointed!!! The sandwiches, wraps, and burgers were all excellent!! And the pierogies!! YUM!! A great selection of beer, wine, and coolers. Great prices.
5. Nox's Tavern & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Ric H
Food taste did not meet expectations set by other reviews. Grilled chicken salad had a gas chemical taste. Ranch dressing was really good. French fries came late so it messed up my salad and were somewhat cold. The buffalo chicken eggrolls were really delicious i'd get them again. It was really cold inside. Service people were nice but scattered is the best way to put it. When a family comes to eat together, it would be nice if we all got our food together. One of us were totally done eating before the last persons simply soup arrived. Loud bar if game is on. Solid but forgettable. Parking is not easy at all.
4. Mike's Wife's Bar and Grill
Reviewed By JEDMAD_9
A friend and I were in Pittsburgh and wanted to have a few beers, a good burger, watch a football game and be within a mile of our hotel near Oakmont. This neighborhood taproom fit the purpose. It isn't fancy and smoking is allowed . . . no one under eighteen permitted. Both bartenders were vivacious, quick and courteous. We met the owner but he wasn't a female. Most of the crowd was very local but we did meet and talk with a couple who were visiting from Reading PA.As I said we came to have a few draft beers and get something to eat. They appear to specialize in LARGE chicken wings. We didn't order them but they looked good. Instead we each had a large burger with one side: mine a homemade cole slaw with fruit, my friend had a macaroni salad, (We weren't watching our diets.)We spent about 2 hours here having a good time watching FB, talking with the locals, out-of-towners and staff.The Bar & Grill is located about 2 blocks from the newly opened Hulton Bridge and perhaps 1.5 miles from the PA Turnpike.This is a genuine local tavern, not a chain style glass, brass and ferns bar. We had a good guys time here
3. Carnivores
Overall Ratings
3 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By lisageorge11
Stoppped with a group of 5 friends after work and loved our food and service! Ordered the black & blue shrimp ( shrimp in a blue cheese baked) that was sooooo delicious! Small but super flavor! Also got the firecracker fish sandwich and fresh cut fries- so good! Spicy sandwich! Mmmmm very unique! The coating on the fish packed a punch, and the jalepeno cole slaw on it was perfect! Great service too. Never waited on a drink, dishes cleared as we all finished. Will return and would recommend, especially in nice weather, as they open the sliding doors to the outside!
2. Oakmont Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By ESPASSOC
Upon entering, it's the spaciousness that captures one's attention; relatively large comfortable booths opposite the bar seating and multiple TV's. Adjoining separate game room. In good weather there is upstairs outdoor table service. The food menu choices are extensive for bar food. My black n blue burger was tasty as was the side of onion rings. Being Octoberfest season, the sauerbraten served with potato pancakes was delicious! We arrived too early for Happy Hour specials. Server offered $3 Miller lite but my preference was $6 Guinness on tap.Until 9 pm, minors when accompanied by responsible adult are permitted at tables. Nearby Primanti Bros. is the preferred sports bar choice for families.
1. The Pub at 333
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By John R
We had the pastrami and swiss, which was excellent. At first glance, it might seem a bit excessive to charge $14 for a sandwich with fries, but the former is so large and the latter of such a generous portion size that this ended up being two meals for me--and two filling meals at that. So the price is really a bargain, especially if you don't eat like a linebacker. I can also say that the sandwich made for excellent leftovers, so don't be afraid to take it with you. It'll hold up. The only drawback was the fries, which had a decent flavor, but were limp and soggy and did not hold up well as leftovers (few fries do). This might be one of those many cases where they are frying in vegetable oil and need to switch to superior but supposedly "less healthy" animal fat for a crisper, tastier, all-around better fry. If that's the case, to be fair to the Pub at 333, they are not the only ones doing this (if they are doing it). Misgivings with the fries notwithstanding, the wonderful sandwiches and generous portions will have us coming back.
