Best Restaurants Open for Newyears Eve this year in Mt. Lebanon – 2024

DISAPPOINTING and BLAND Lebanese food. The meal below was 28.00. Their salads are not true greens but cheap iceberg lettuce. And they charge extra for feta???? on a Lebanese salad ??? The pita was tough as nails and not fun to chew. The red lentil soup was super bland with zero flavor. The shwarma was so bad after one bite that I left. Terrible eating experience.

Delicious! What a gem in mount Lebanon. Some of the best mujaddarah that I’ve had and great falafel. Don’t miss the baklava!!! The space is in an office building but perfectly fine to sit in, or ideal for takeout.

We dined in at Laziz which is located in the basement of a building. It was very clean, the service was quick and all our food was served fresh and hot. The hummus was creamy and the falafel was crispy and hot. I personally liked the rice platter better than the chicken shwarma wrap I got. I found my wrap to be a little dry and did not have enough chicken. The gyro rice platter was excellent. Definitely a must visit if you’re craving delicious lebanese food

I ordered fresh rolls, thai iced coffee, pad Thai tofu (5/10 spicy level but maybe should have done 6 or 7 for a little heat) and I got Thai custard on sticky rice for dessert. All of it was great and service was very welcoming and helpful. Got in right before it started to rain and before they closed

Absolutely will come again when coming through the area. Food was amazing and the staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. My nose is still running and the burn is oh so good. Next time I will ask for extra peanuts :)

Pretty solid Thai place. They have most of the classic dishes, and the prices aren’t awful, but they are on the more expensive end. I ended up trying their pad see ew with tofu (spice level 1) and their Thai custard with sticky rice. The pad see ew was pretty good, but nothing really made it stand out. I’ve had better, and I’ve had worse. I did like that they put quite a good amount of sauce on the dish, so it wasn’t too dry (granted, I did ask for extra sauce, but not all places deliver on this request). The tofu was nicely soaked and pretty well cooked. The carrot and broccoli pieces were still a little too hard. Just a hint of spice. Not bad. The Thai custard was also pretty good. The portion was more than adequate. It wasn’t too sweet, and the sticky rice had a nice texture. I would have liked there to be more coconut milk, though. All in all, a pretty solid Thai spot. The prices are a bit high, but the food is pretty good. They have all the classic items. Not bad at all.

Never had such a bad experience at Primanti’s. It’s usually good. Pizza was good on this visit, but anything fried tasted like it was cooked in old oil and was discolored, including the wings and these fries. Taste was off, and the buffalo wings had no sauce that I could see, and no heat. I don’t know what was going on in that kitchen that day, but it wasn’t worth the money spent.

Primantis is a Pittsburgh staple and I love that they've expanded into the suburbs so you can get the famous sandwich without going deep into the city. I've been eating the popular sandwich for years and stopped by to have one when I was in town recently. It happened to me a day when they have a pizza special so we took advantage of that too. It's a great deal—something like a 3 topping pizza, salad, and a drink for $20 on Tuesdays. I was pleasantly surprised by the pizza. You could tell the ingredients were fresh and high quality. The crust was yummy. The sauce needs a little bit of work because it just tastes like tomato paste. It's not enough to make me not want to eat it but it could use a little flavor. The service was extremely slow at lunchtime. We were sitting around waiting to order, to pay, etc, and we had two little kids with us so that was frustrating as they can only sit still for so long. There was hardly anyone else in the restaurant as it was lunch on a Tuesday so that made it frustrating because it's not like anyone else was being waited on. Overall, this is a great place to visit, especially when there is a game on because the atmosphere is rowdy and super fun! Highly recommend trying this Pittsburgh famous spot when you are in the area.

I loved it! A friend of my son recommended trying this establishment and I'm glad we have. There's a cheese sandwich option made their famous signature way and I'm so glad for this vegetarian option! (There's also a black bean burger) Anyway there's so many options I wanted to try so we'll definitely be back in the future. It's so roomy inside for a packed parking lot too. Just a really fun place to try out! Cheers!

Fresh, crisp crust. Seasoned vine ripened sauce. Buttery nutty cheese. Overall a great pie. This is a must try, I prefer it over Fiori's. **CASH ONLY**

Had heard that this was a great pizza and decided to give it a try. We had the traditional crust, which for me was good, but the ends were a bit too crisp for me. If you like a nice crunchy crust, go with the traditional. One thing I love is that their sauce and cheese is absolutely delicious! I can't wait to go back and try the other styles and sides! One thing to remember is to have cash on hand as they are Cash Only, but they also have an ATM on site.

I didn't like the first plain/traditional slice I had since they were taken from the traditional pie which just came out of the oven. They were both floppy (cheese fell off). After some time, when I asked for pepperoni and cheese slices, they were both really good. I believe when they reheated the slices, they were no longer floppy and cheese remained on the slices. Their sauce is a little sweeter so I had to compensate that with pepper flakes but overall slices were fresh and good. Service was very friendly. Cash only.

TLDR: Food was delicious, wait staff was very attentive and friendly, awesome relaxed atmosphere to spend time with a loved one or to celebrate an achievement. Had the English cape cod and pot roast. The cape cod was cooked perfectly, the Parker’s risotto that came with it was amazing. Just wish we got some more of the delicious sauce it came with! Pot roast was also delicious. Had a bourbon based sauce that was amazing. Everything paired together very swell. Generous portions and pot roast was tender and melt in your mouth.

I have been a loyal patron of this Atria’s location for nearly 20 years, frequently celebrating Christmas, birthdays, and other special occasions here. It has always been a favorite of ours, and I’ve often recommended it to friends visiting the area. Unfortunately, my recent experience has made me reconsider that loyalty. When I called to make a reservation for 10 people for our annual Christmas gathering (two and a half weeks in advance), I was surprised to learn that a $100 non-refundable deposit was required for groups of eight or more. While the deposit would be credited to our bill, I have never encountered such a policy, even at more upscale restaurants, and especially not at this location, where I’ve made similar reservations for decades without issue. I expressed my concerns politely, pointing out that this policy was new to me and sharing that our group doesn’t operate on a single check. I also mentioned that emergencies or last-minute changes occasionally happen, but I have always communicated any changes promptly. Unfortunately, the manager I spoke with was dismissive, insisting that this policy has "always been in place" (which is untrue) and stating that without the deposit, the reservation would be refused. The conversation was professional on my part, but the manager claimed I was yelling—an outright misrepresentation—and abruptly hung up. This interaction was not only disrespectful but also disappointing for a long-standing customer. Requiring deposits for reservations may be a growing trend, but implementing such a rigid policy without flexibility risks alienating loyal patrons like myself. Atria’s is located in an affluent neighborhood and has a dedicated customer base, yet this approach feels more like a "money grab" than a thoughtful way to ensure attendance. Alternatives such as placing a credit card on file for potential charges due to no-shows during a busy holiday season would be far more customer-friendly. I am saddened to say that after nearly 20 years, I will no longer be bringing my business to this establishment, nor will I recommend it to others. I hope the management reconsiders this policy and its approach to customer interactions, as this is not the standard of service I’ve come to expect from Atria’s.

First off complimentary valet parking was a pure surprise. A wonderful patio to enjoy a nicer upscale dinner. Pleasant service all around and great food. Great drinks.