For the strip district perhaps this restaurant is as good as breakfast gets, but surely somewhere in Pittsburgh one can do better. The toast was burned on one side and untoasted on the other and came straight out of a thin slice 99 cent grocery store loaf (Texas toast from Wonder bread would have been 10 times better). The hot sausage was a processed patty. Fortunately, my wife ordered the ham with her eggs so I got half of her ham which was good. Wisely I think, I decided to get coffee at a coffee house down the street. Two eggs, ham or sausage, home fries, peppers and really bad toast totalled $18 and change tax in.

Best breakfast in Pittsburgh! I grew up in Bethel Park, but now reside in Colorado Springs, CO. Every time I visit home I make a stop there for breakfast.