Floor 2

Came here with a group for a pre dinner drink on a Saturday night. We were easily able to find seating for our group of 7 along the booths/tables on the wall. The bartender was prompt, considering his full bar of patrons. He was quick to take our orders and bring out our drinks. He didn't bat an eye when we requested individual checks at the end. The place is definitely on the higher end both in price and decor. I ordered the nacional royale and it was $17. With tax and tip, I was paying close to $22-23 for a beverage that had a good amount of ice. My friend paid for two glasses of wine and was out around $50. I think if you're looking for that comfortable, relaxed, but intimate and fancy environment, this is the place for you.

Can't speak on the food because I didn't eat here- but had 2-3 great cocktails here!Stopped here after dinner with a friend after she raved about the espresso martinis. They were fab!The ambience is beautiful. It's a lovely hotel, and one of the nicest "hotel bars" I've ever been to! Doesn't even feel like a hotel barThe bartenders were really kind and knowledgeable about the drinks, and had recommendations for us. I can't remember what the other cocktail I had was, but it was so refreshing and light- the perfect summer bev

I came here for happy hour drinks. The bartenders are attentive and I highly recommend the espresso martini. The bar is nice on the 2nd floor and doesn't feel like a hotel bar. I had a nice night chatting with the other clientele at the bar. I would definitely come back.

excellent food, excellent service. a gorgeous restaurant and bar with an even more beautiful view into the kitchen. the food is always amazing and worth going back for every change of the menu

Always a perfect rating for Fl2, had amazing espresso martinis including a new rum offering

Amazing food and service. I also loved the vibe of the room with the high ceilings, big windows, and really stunning bar area. I'd definitely go here again. Everything was super fresh and flavorful. Some of the menu items seemed a bit pricey for the portion size, but it tasted so good so that's expected!

I love all the floors their food is to die for like the pancakes the service is amazing amazingly good

Beautiful restaurant and amazing food. Service subpar. It was hard to get waiters attention. Every time he came by we felt like we had to order quickly or else we wouldn't see him for another 10 minutes. Overall, good experience. We came to celebrate our anniversary and were given a complementary champagne toast. We sat on the side where we can see the kitchen which was pretty cool. We got to see them making the food & serving the plates. Not pictured the dessert. But we had the lemon blueberry creme brûlée & chocolate brownie cheesecake. I would like to add that one of the waiters overheard me speaking to my husband about wanting the creme brûlée for dessert and he said there was "only one left" he made note to the kitchen that I wanted it and they reserved it. That was much appreciated and it was amazing!!

This was the perfect place for brunch!! I came in with 17 girls for a bday brunch! They handled all of us so well!! They set up 3 booths for us and food came out way faster than we ever expected! My table got everything from the breakfast sandwich to pancakes to the eggs Benedict and everything was delicious! Got a Bloody Mary and a cosmo both delicious!! I rarely ever give a 5 stars but this place was so great!! John our waiter was so sweet!!! We'll be asking for him again when we come back!!!

If the servers are wearing jeans as part of their uniforms, there is no reason items on the menu should be priced as high as they are. The menu is highly overpriced for regular food items maybe just because it is in the Fairmont Hotel? Most of the sides were priced at $10. The food was decent, but definitely not worth the price. Our server seemed like he didn't really want to be there. He didn't really chat with us or talk up the menu at all. Again, if I'm spending that kind of money, I want someone to at least pretend like they want to wait on my table. We were a little dressier because of the location, but quickly saw people in hoodies, tshirts etc. I know that this is a PGH thing and in most restaurants they have lost the battle of trying to have a dress code but when I go to a nice restaurant I don't want to sit next to someone in a tshirt and sweatpants.