3. Grand Concourse

Grand Concourse is a solid 4 star restaurant. The setting is beautiful, the food is all quite good, portion size is reasonable, service is competent. There's nothing so special or exquisite on the menu that you'll talk about it for the rest of your life, but you will be well fed and satisfied, and you will know you got your money's worth, and a very pleasant evening.

The Grand Concourse provides one of the best Sunday brunches available in the city. Having never eaten there before, I was pleasantly surprised. There was a wide variety of delicious foods to choose from, and the atmosphere is unparalleled. This should definitely be on the "must-do" list of any person visiting Pittsburgh.

A college student here in Pittsburgh, I find the Sunday Brunch at Grand Concourse a very enjoyable experience. Ever since the beginning of freshman year, we would head over to Station Square on a monthly basis not only to get away from the less than pleasant college campus food, but also for a good time. I personally look forward to the omelets - by far the best I've had here in Pittsburgh, but also to the fine selection of meats, vegetables, fruits, and other miscellaneous breakfast and lunch items such as the mini-doughnuts and the orange juice fountain. Although there is sometimes a substantial wait time on Football Sundays, there is usually almost no wait time, even for a large group such as ours. I look forward to continuing to see good services such as welcoming hosts and live music every month until I finish my studies here in Pittsburgh.

Terrible food, terrible service. What a waste of a beautiful building!