Trolley Barn Eatery

"Nice little hole in the wall. Love these types of places. Everyone was super nice. Place has the old time pittsburgh/family vibe and decor. Service was fast and food was good. Was there for breakfast and they also serve lunch. My only complaint would be that the menu was simple and to the point. Wish there was steak and eggs or eggs benedict. They may just be apart of their daily special at any given day. Will return in the future"

"Good food. Friendly staff. No menus. You order at the counter off of a chalk board menu The booths are worn, interior could use some love. But great old photos. Over all, good breakfast spot with an old diner feel."

"Great food, great service and fair prices. What more can you ask for. My personal favorite is the Rubin. I'm a Rubin snob and it's one of the best I've ever had. Their breakfast is really good too."

"On a scale of cotton candy to Brussels sprouts, Trolley Barn Eatery reminds me of a small town romance novel. This eatery feels like it's smack dab in a small town though it's located in a Pittsburgh suburb. Orders are taken at the register in the back, and a waitress will seat you (it was packed on a Sunday morning). If you order coffee, tea, or water, you will need to serve yourself from the coffee maker by the register as well as grab your napkins and utensils. There's a certain charm about the eatery, but if you're concerned about COVID, I'd recommend ordering takeout since it's a small restaurant with a loyal crowd. The meal was delicious, and looking at the photos make me want it again!"

"The diner was unbelievably busy when I got there, but the staff still kept up very well with the rush. The rush died down about fifteen minutes after, and the service was immaculate. Very interesting style of diner, you place your order before being seated, which I thought was pretty neat. Food was very good, and I was definitely impressed by the breakfast burrito."