Big Shot Bob's

Two words: mad saucy (and that's good). I went to this place hearing good things about their wings. I believe I was actually served by "Bob" who definitely @ed me about being in the wing game for many years, so I asked him for a recommendation on something that was tasty AND spicy, and my dude (although sassy) was definitely on-point. Pretty decent sized portions with flavorful and abundant sauce. Didn't even stress over the interaction because he was defending his wing pride.Storefront was pretty takeout in nature, which was what I'd expect. Decent side street parking, I'll be back at some point.

I was excited to try this place, since I saw that they source their sausage from Ricci's. Being originally from McKees Rocks, Ricci's is a staple of the best sausage available. I was actually excited to find a place that served it on the other side of town.I found the sandwich pretty good, but the rest of the experience left me with a sour taste. The sign board notes the price for the hot sausage sub as $10.99. I was charged over $15.00. When I questioned this, I was told that prices go up, but the signs don't get changed.To justify this, I was shown a menu that listed the price as $13.When I questioned the reason I was charged over $15, I was told that there is an upcharge for using a card rather than cash. It is funny to me that most of their business seemed to come from Uber Eats or Door Dash. The pizza shop next door was buzzing with activity.I questioned where it was noted that there was an upcharge for using a card.I was ignored.The pizza shop had about 5 people behind the line, where here, a single guy handled the orders, one at a time. The pizza shop had a steady stream of customers coming and going, some eating in and some eating on the sidewalk. Big Shot Bob's had a single kid sitting at a table sorting Pokemon cards into a large binder.The cooler showed the value of the place. It was empty except for a few generic bottles of water and a few sad cans of diet Pepsi. The rest was just empty.the sandwich was loaded with peppers and onions, and would have been a value at the posted price. Even at the higher price of $13, I still would have gone for it. At $15, it was priced far higher than the value.I frankly was surprised that the Bureau of Consumer Protection, the Attorney General's Office or the Bloomfield Development Association would allow this. It was very obvious that they were practicing a bait and switch scam. I'm pretty sure that if they ran the business honestly, it would do better than a few delivery service orders and no walk in trade.The whole experience was a disappointment.I won't be coming back.

Decided to try their hoagies, cause the wings weren't it. To my surprise this is FIRE! Along with some crispy well done wings. Dinner turned out alright!

3.5 stars. Friendly staff. Crispy. I had medium and steel city. Both pretty average flavor..

I love the Big Shot Bobs franchise. But this location isn't my favorite. The wings are never cooked as much as at other locations. I would recommend trying another location. There are tons in the area.

We've heard a lot of good things about Big Shot Bob's since we moved to Pittsburgh last year. We aren't wing connoisseurs by any means, but we thought it was high time we tried out this local establishment. Sufficeth to say, these were pretty dang good! The flavor options are endless--its almost overwhelming--but that also makes it fun to choose new things each time. My wife chose a garlic, Parmesan, ranch combo and I chose a honey mustard, bbq, ranch combo. Both were packed with flavor and very saucy. We also got the Bloomfield fries, as recommended by our friends. While they had good flavor, they are a bit too soggy for our taste (that being said, they're meant to be that way considering they're doused in buffalo sauce). Though the fries weren't our favorite, we enjoyed trying something new and thought the buffalo/cheese/fry mashup was tasty. Would love to come back again and try some of the other flavors on the menu!

Got my wing fix via takeout during the social distancing lockdown of 2020! Wifey and I got two orders of boneless wings and large fries to share (plenty for one meal plus some leftovers). We were very satisfied. The wings were hefty and tender pieces of meat along with crunchy breading, so the best of both worlds. One order had a spicy sauce with quite a kick (Talk of Beaver Falls). The second order had a buffalo sauce and parm mix, so savory and milder on the palette. They have a ridiculously long sauce list, so beware of too many choices and maybe stick to a basic sauce. Fries were a-okay although a bit soft by the time we got them home, due to sitting in the styrofoam. All in all the meal hit the spot!They could do a better job of packaging takeout. Everything comes in styrofoam containers with foil lining the inside and plastic wrapping the outside. The plastic was key in our case because the sauce leaked from one of our wing orders. I guess this is pretty standard packaging for a wing joint but they could be more eco-friendly.

Good place to go if you want reheated wings lol . . . . . Wings are not fresh . . . . Only get wings if you want to be disappointed

Theses people are a bunch of thieves. Since when 1 wing is split into 2 and then you call this 2 pieces? I was charged literally for a dozen wings (only to have 6 wings, bec each whole wing is split in two). I paid $30.00 for my food hoping I was getting 12 whole wings and I ended up getting ONLY 6 BEC THEY WERE SPLIT IN TWO for WHOLE WINGS!!!!!!!!!!

The Black and Yellow was really good, lots of selection between wings hoagies and a few really good fry options. John was really helpful and told me some background info inspiring the build up of the place. Came here to eat out on a whim because I was in the area and don't regret it.