Federal Galley

A place like the federal galley is such a good spot for work gatherings. A variety of options and a perfect environment for socializing and not being too structured. Our group sat outside and there was enough space for about 20 of us to socialize at 2 long tables. The service was efficient and kind and the eats yummy. Will definitely be back for larger group gatherings that doesn't need to be too complicated.Parking is kind of challenging but we were lucky enough to get street parking where others in our group had to park a good ways away in a garage. Just allow time to drive around if you have goals for nearby street parking.

Sixteen fifty for a tiny bowl of food. Pretty tasty, but not worth it. Even in "this economy."(Specific gripe is with the Jamaican place. Not sure about others.)

Crab Rangoon fries were delicious!! My husband got a Belgium waffle that he loved! Food was fabulous. Prices were pretty expensive for the amount of food you got. Overall good experience.

We went on a Saturday around 2:00 PM for lunch. We ordered the Crab Rangoon fries at Given to Fly. Not worth it at all. The fries were $19, they came out lukewarm. The 'filling' was clumped on top with like an ice cream scooper, not spread around at all. If the fries were hot maybe it would have helped to make the filling edible but that wasn't the case for us. We (two of us) didn't even finish the one order of fries (pictured below). I wouldn't order these ones again if they were $5 instead of $19. We also ordered the PBR (pepperoni banana pepper ricotta) Detroit style pizza. It looked amazing when it came out but was also $19 for 6 slices. Please keep in mind I don't typically order Detroit style pizza so maybe that's fair. It was okay but I probably wouldn't order it again. It's definitely filling though, enough for two people or maybe three if you're not too hungry. It was good other than the ricotta being weirdly whipped which was the only thing I didn't like. I guess to sum up, it was fine. The galley wouldn't be my first choice for a food hall in Pittsburgh but I could understand why locals come here. The general vibe of the galley is super cute though. Great place to just hang out. We didn't drink but the selection looked great and it was cool that they featured mocktails.

Good food (pizza) The Jamaican restaurant was also good. The beer selection was awesome. Wonderful staff. Very prompt and friendly all around. Easy way to order from ur table and everything ll be brought to you. Clean, spacious, and fun. Def ll be back.

Seriously, two stars is being generous. Had I known my BF was taking me to a food hall for lunch I would have stopped him right there but I didn't ask... nothing wrong with the "Hall", employees seemed nice enough and it was clean (as it would be considering I had someone vacuuming right next to me while I was eating). The bar needs a better selection of IPA's but otherwise was fine. We ate at Mijo which was just terrible. The chips and queso... stale chips with canned cheese that for some reason they added a sprinkle of shredded cheese to on top...? Why? So I could have cold unmelted cheese on top of the warmed up canned cheese to make it seem fresh? It did not. Street Tacos... the tortilla was completely soaked in oil and so gross. The grilled chicken? Tasted like frozen grilled checked strips brushed with some sauce and overcooked. The carnitas? Big pile of flavorless mush. The carne asada? Overcooked steak bits. Everything was so overcooked and flavorless. I ate some of the steak bits with the chips because the tortilla was just oozing grease and that's all you could taste - overcooked grease. Absolutely terrible. Also, there was a whole "grilled" jalapeño on the plate which was ice cold... ok if you make them ahead but why wouldn't you warm it? My partner took a bite and it was shocking, lmao. Unless you work over here and need a quick bite (probably pizza is the safest bet) I don't see why anyone would be here. There's nothing else over here and just sitting in a big loud open space with shitty food is not appealing.

First time in Federal Galley today and it was a great experience. Beer: Pretty good drink menu including beer, cider, mixed drinks, and NA beverages. There are also bottles of water that you can take to your table. Food: We ordered from Sokah Caribbean BBQ but there were a few different food options. The pulled pork sandwich that I had was delicious and the fries were good. The side of Mac & cheese was not very good and I wouldn't order that again. Venue: it was very busy but there is plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor. The space was very clean. Walked there from where I was staying so not sure how easy it is to get parking nearby. Service: The bartenders were very friendly and the drinks came out right away. We didn't wait very long for the food either and when we were finished the plates and glasses were cleared quickly.

Convenient lunch location with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. It's a food hall with three restaurants and a bar. There was a fried chicken place, taco place, and sandwich/salad type place. I went with the taco place (Mijo) and ordered their 3 taco plate (2 chicken tacos and a shrimp taco). The tacos were honestly terrible (but I come from Cali with arguably the best Mexican food in the states). The corn tortillas were super oily and falling apart, and the meats were really dry and they didn't give much. The fixings were practically nonexistent and it was just a really bland, dry, and greasy taco. This place could be so much more with a few more establishments. It's a great space, with pretty mediocre options.

Went to the Federal Galley after attending an event at the New Hazlett theater (walking distance). Of the four restaurants in the Galley, we went to "Given to Fly". Their specialty is chicken (menu attached). I ordered the 3 tenders tossed in buffalo sauce with small fry for $16 (picture attached). It was incredible. The food was delicious. Some of the best chicken fingers I have ever had. The portion was extremely generous. I highly recommend this restaurant and this dish. If you haven't been here yet or know the concept, this is a food hall with 4 different restaurants and communal seat yourself seating. Not much inside ambiance but nice in the summer when they have the outside open. Come for the food and check out these up and coming future restaurateurs.

I have been meaning to try out Federal Galley for years now, so I got a group of my girlfriends together and we gave it a shot. All in all, I really enjoyed my time here.The happy hour, on Tuesdays through Fridays from 4:30-6:30, is one of the best around. All beer, wine, and cocktails are half off! With that said, our drinks were delicious! We also loved the different options of restaurants to choose from. Overall, our favorites were the pizza place and the soft pretzel. There is a decent amount of seating as well. Thankfully it was nice out, so we were able to sit outside at one of the picnic tables, but it did get busy. The bartenders were very kind, and each different restaurant's employees were as well. The place as a whole is a super cool concept. I think it's safe to say that we will be back!