Sewickley Speakeasy

4 o'clock on a Saturday...there wasn't a crowd at all...Guys. I've been begging my husband to eat dinner here. For our anniversary, we did just that. Only people there. Seated by the fireplace, place to ourselves...it was amazing. Go early! We had the seafood platter and the surf n turf. Everything was delicious. I've never had lobster like this before. Almost crispy outside, and tender inside, pure love. the waitress and bartender recommended pomegranate martini and the key lime martini. Both fabulous. I ended my meal with the latter. Next time I will inquire about the history of this place. I love history. Do not be turned away by the outside. Think present day prohibition, secret bar...seriously in love. We will be back!

From the moment you arrive, Deb will greets you you like family! But don't be fooled, she owns this wonderful historic establishment and the food is spectacular. Need I say more? Extensive wine list fit for royalty and connoisseurs alike. The appetizers top notch but be prepared for delicious entrees, bread and classic desserts some of which you may have not expected. This hidden gem is our new go to for a girls night out but if you want to impress a date or that sweet wife on your anniversary don't wait! Score those points now!!!

The restaurant is up a steep driveway off Route 65 just past Emsworth if you're heading away from town.We started coming here 3 years ago after friends suggested it. The ambiance is very old school, not anything special. But the food is really good. My partner says it's the best Chicken Piccata he's ever had! I have tried lamb, scallops, salmon, and filet. Most items are easily done gluten free except pasta. I have never been disappointed.They take reservations by phone and can accommodate larger groups. One of the best things - you can bring your own wine for a small corkage fee.The bar is cozy and has a good bartender. You can eat there if you choose.Give it a try. You'll be pleasantly surprised!!

This place is a hidden gem. A friend was visiting from out of town and while driving down Rt.65 he spotted the sign. We looked it up and he said he had to go there for the Oysters.We went tonight at 7:00 and were treated to a great meal. They have a regular menu and a "lite fare" menu.The lite fare menu offers an appetizer & soup & salad, dinner, rolls with butter and dessert.The portions themselves are smaller, but the quality of the food is so good that larger portions are not needed.The menu is varied and there is something for everyone. I had an iced tea and it was reasonably priced at $2.00 and included refills.The fresh baked rolls were delicious. Homemade salad dressing was excellent. I had the deep fried cheesecake which was also excellent.I will definitely be going back, now that I have discovered this place.Days and hours are limited, so plan ahead.

I checked this place out with a friend yesterday. It has an eclectic ambiance that could use some updating. The chairs at our table were very mid-century and reminiscent of a 1960s kitchen table. The dining area is paneled with a nice fireplace with views of the river (the frequent trains that buzz by do break the mood and I wish there was some nice quiet jazz playing to off-set that). The faux brick wall in the main dining room and the very weird bluish wallpaper in the adjacent dining area looks dated and cheap. However, the family photos are a nice touch. There's a tiny bar if you don't want to eat in the dining room, but the vibe is a little odd. It's bright and dated.The food is solid. I had the chicken piccata with mashed potatoes and the stuffed cabbage soup. The portion was decent but not huge. My companion had the petite filet mignon and crab cake with zucchini. The crab cake looked pretty decent and the steak was cooked perfectly. The veggies weren't overdone. We shared oysters Rockefeller as an appetizer. They were tasty but nothing to write home to mother about. The most disappointing part of the meal was the creme brûlée. The texture was all wrong and the sugar wasn't brûléed properly. Also, our server, while attentive and professional, was rather distracted and clumsy. But, in fairness, I don't know how many tables he had.All that said, I would go back. But, I think that this business needs to make some changes to compete in today's market. Longevity isn't a good business plan and sitting on your past successes isn't the way to bring in new customers. But, I'm a sucker for old family-run businesses like this one and I hope it is around for many years to come.

The food was OK. However, the service was abysmal. There was a 25 minute wait after we finished our meals for the server to finally arrive at our table to see if we wanted anything else. There were only 3 tables occupied that evening. I won't be back.

an excellent place; otimo.atendememto great food, offers an exceptional experience a place that is incredible, magical, acongecande,

This place is a total disappointment. We went there on a Friday evening. I was concerned about crowds so I called for a reservation the day before and was surprised I got a table so quickly. Upon arrival I say the reason for the ease. Maybe only 4 tables at best were filled. The place was basically empty. Should have been a sign to me.We had a pleasant enough experience at the bar. But, the bar has a fairly limited selection with fairly untalented bartenders.Upon seating the service was terrible. Basically absent. There were o my 3 tables full and it took us maybe 20 minutes to wait until a server even showed up, we then received menus and had to wait for maybe another 20 minutes until the server came back for our orders.... I was considering paying the bat bill and leaving due to absent service. Then we ordered and the wait was equally long. When the food came, the meal was unimpressive and way overpriced. The salad had lettuce and maybe 2 cherry tomatoes. Very weak. The main course was equally as weak. I can attest that Olive Garden's meals are far superior at 1/3 the price. I have eaten at far superior places for less money and better and more prompt service.I will not return to this place.

Lousy! Food was old and tasted like an old unclean refrigerator. $53.00 for one person. 2 old salty crab cakes were served. I couldn't eat any of this food. My stomach actually hurt and I got a headache after eating this food. So in short...BAD does not even describe this one. Jesus, please find them BETTER SERVICE for customers. I rate the meal (-1) being totally fair!

Service and food was sensational. Ambiance was cozyServer was fantastic