Sienna Mercato

Never eaten here but has multiple food spots on different floors that I should try!With that said cool rooftop bar that's enclosed so can visit in any weather. Great vibesBar can get busy so service is solid but may have to be aggressive to get a drink during busy hours.

Excellent food and great ambience. Highly recommend to get your reservations done beforehand!We went there over a weekend and they were visibly busy -- perhaps the service could have been better. But the food was excellent!

Went with some friends on a weekday night so it was pretty empty. I got a pasta to which I cannot remember the name of it but it had chicken on it, and unfortunately it was very bland. The drinks were good though. However, I probably wouldn't come back.

This is such a fun concept of a restaurant located in Pittsburgh's Cultural District. It is a three-story building and each floor is a different menu.1st Floor - Emporio: A Meatball Joint 2nd Floor - Mezzo 3rd Floor - Il Tetto Rooftop Beer GardenWe picked to eat at Emporio, which is located on the first floor. I got the Loaded Baked Potato Bowl which was SO good. I will be dreaming about this meal for a while. It included so many of my favorite things. The base was white cheddar mashed potatoes and it was topped with tator tots, cheese, bacon, scallions, and two classic beef meatballs. They had a few bowls that they have already built, like the one I ordered, or you can build your own bowl. They have so many great ingredients and toppings to choose from. This is such a fun and unique location and I can't wait to check out one of the other floors on our next trip to Pittsburgh!

A complete YNIZ-PLOSION!  Il Tetto Rooftop Beer Garden on the Third Floor of Sienna Mercato is such an awesome, unique space right in downtown Pittsburgh.  Just revamped to "Iron In The Sky" a Pittsburgh pop up experience featuring Pittsburgh Brewing Company.   Starting today, 8/16 and only running for a short period of time!  Pittsburgh Brewing Company is doing a complete Tap Takeover- showcasing 5 of their beers on tap, with IC Light Mango Mimosas, a Pittsburgh inspired food menu featuring pierogies and Isaly's Chipped Ham sliders!  Can it get more Pittsburgh than that?  Local artists will be playing live on certain nights, and they are having tons of giveaway contests!  Great atmosphere, black and gold everywhere and cold beer!  Yinz are going to LOVE it!

What an interesting restaurant concept. I can honestly say I've never seen a "balls" themed restaurant lol From beef meatballs to chicken garlic balls to vegetarian balls to falafel - there's a ball for everyone.Liked the look & feel of the place, exposed red brick and cool artwork. Very friendly service and food came out quickly. Bar looked like a busy, fun area.I had the falafel wrap with no slaw - MMMMM. Tzatziki on point. French fries were decent and their homemade ranch was fire.My hubby had the beef meatball sub, he gave it a high (3.8/5) - good flavor but a little dry. Crack sauce on top was helpful. Bloody Mary mix was basic.The Mac & Cheese looked like "school cafeteria macaroni" but was surprisingly delicious.Not sure if we'd dine here again since there's so many places to try in Pittsburgh, but good meal!

For food alone I'd give 4 stars but the staff and service brought our experience down.We stopped in for lunch with 4 adults and 2 kids. We had planned to go up to the rooftop and made our way to the elevator. A bartender yelled over to us, "where are you going" to which we replied upstairs, and she just said, "good luck with that" and laughed. We had no idea that the rooftop was 21+ and instead of her telling us, she made rude comments and left us to keep walking toward the elevator until another staff member let us know. Once we were seated on the main level, it took awhile for anyone to wait on us, and they never brought over a high hair even after asking a couple times. Our server seemed a bit out of it, messing up our orders as well as never checking in on us. We had the meatball sampler which was really good, but we won't be back anytime soon after this experience.

I used to come here regularly after work and was excited to stop by for dinner. The server knew absolutely nothing about the menu. I asked her if they had Chianti (they did out of their maybe 4 reds available), and she immediately just said she didn't know and didn't offer us a wine list to look at which had it listed directly on it. Later, I had asked her about the pomegranate sangria and she just shrugged her shoulders at us saying she didn't know how it was. As someone who has been a server in the industry for over five years these moments made me cringe on how she was treating our table. A few folks at our table got soup/salads to start and noted them as starters and she brought everything out all together, causing there to be no room on the table. I asked her another question in regards to my entrée where you can customize the bowls if I could get a certain bowl with a different sauce and she said no. Didn't make sense to me because you were able to customize your own bowl to your liking right on the menu and I asked her if she could go back and ask if they could do it (there was a create your own bowl option... this is definitely do-able) and she just said no. Again as a server, this internally made my eyes roll. I used to love sienna mercato so much but the staff made the ambiance fall off. Would love to try it again for a better experience and give a better review in the future.

Il Tetto (the rooftop bar of this restaurant) is such a cool spot! The ambiance is really the star of the show with twinkly lights & a full glass rooftop cover so you can see outside even when it's cold. You can almost always snag some bar seats - especially if you come a little on the later side after the immediate after-work rush. For drinks, I had an espresso martini (yum!) & a glass of bubbly. They don't have a huge menu, but what I tried was good! Service was a little lacking, however, as it was hard to get the bartenders' attention even when we were seated at the bar. I would definitely go back, though!Food: N/ADrinks: B+Service: B-Ambiance: B+

The gnocchi were such as disappointment. I was looking forward to my food after being told they were handmade, but they were so bad, I wasn't able to finish half of the plate. They were small and super dense, with a distinct doughy taste, it's almost like they hadn't been cooked enough. I don't know about the rest of the food there, but avoid the gnocchi.The service was incredibly slow as well. It took at least 5 minutes for a waiter to get our drink order, another 10 to get the drink, and the food didn't arrive for what felt like half an hour or more.I don't recommend this place.