Cinderlands Warehouse

"Honestly probably one of the most underrated places in Pittsburgh I think. We’re happy we only live about a half mile from Cinderlands cause when we can’t decide on what to eat we just walk there for lunch or dinner and have NEVER been disappointed. I think they should be higher than a 4.3 rating on google tbh. I skimmed the negative reviews and I’d say 90% of them talk about the bartenders being the worst but we have never had any issues with them, or service in general?? We’ve sat at tables and at the bar and have gone on weekdays and weekends so I have no idea. My husband says their burger is probably his favorite in Pittsburgh so far. I love that they switch up their salad menu often. The first time we came I had an amazing pea salad and I haven’t seen it since, hoping it shows up again LOL also their in house spiked tea is SO good. I end up drinking so many glasses. It’s the best on a hot summer day!"

"Large and inviting two-story space. Ample seating. Ample (and free!) street parking. Beers are very good - I had the Helles and Full Squish Hazy IPA. My fried chicken sandwich was top-notch. Moist, tender, crispy and with a nice Nashville-like kick from the hot oil. Fries were excellent. Rock solid service. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!"

"Solid spot for American food and of course, IPAs. They are definitely known more for their drinks than for their food, but their menu isn't bad. I tried their crunch wrap with Aleppo sour cream and chips as well as the brownie points dessert with caramel. The crunch wrap was quite good. I liked that it was crispy and had a great texture. There was an adequate amount of meat, and the meat wasn't too fatty either. I thought some of the Fritos tasted a bit off and had a strange texture as well, though. This crunch wrap is definitely salty and pretty heavy, so be aware of that when you order. Otherwise, not bad. The chips were also crispy and salty. Decent quality, portion is fine, and the price isn't bad either. It's just nothing crazy, though, and not much cheese in there. The brownie points dessert was solid as well, but I don't know if it's worth $9. The brownie itself was a bit tough, not that fudgey. I did like the caramel and whipped cream it was served with. The extra chocolate sauce was really good too, since it wasn't too sweet. All in all, a good spot for drinks and food. I stuck to the food, and it's pretty solid. Crunch wrap is tasty but pretty heavy and salty, and the brownie dessert is pretty good but probably not worth the price."

"This is a brewery that serves brunch and it is delicious. The mango pineapple mimosa is fire! We had The Basic, the French toast. The potatoes are really good. Try them!"

"Great space to meet with a group of large friends. We came here with 13 people for a birthday party. I really appreciated ordering through toastab which made bills so easy. I got the chicken sandwich with French fries which was so good. I really liked the pineapple salsa on the sandwich. We also got chicken wings, poutine which came with an egg and the brownie cake."