The Strip Market

Cool little spot in the middle of the concourses.Stopped by recently to grab some snacks and a couple drinks before my flight.It's truly sad that this is literally the only place open at the Pittsburgh Airport after 10 pm and it closes at 12am. Smdh!They have just about everything you could want or need, but at a hefty price tag. Imagine that! Supply and demand.I'll still support them though because it is what it is while traveling yet I wouldn't mind if they lowered some of the prices.Thanks for always being open when I am thirsty or hungry before my flights.Enjoy :D

Long line-SUPER FAST!! Great price for a delicious cold tea! Service was friendly as well.

Their coffee is good although overpriced. Their breakfast sandwiches are generally ok but I got the breakfast bagel today which was just sad. It was an abomination that doesn't deserve to be called a "bagel." In fact I'm pretty sure it was a hamburger bun with a hole cut in it to make it look like a bagel. It was soft and squishy like a poor quality hamburger bun. And the eggs were fake frozen eggs that were reheated. This place used to be better so I was disappointed. Should've gone to McDonald's instead.

The Strip Market is one of my usual spots to grab and go when I'm traveling. They feature various items from the Strip District including Steel City salt. During my recent Yelp event my husband and I stopped over here to try the Blume honey water.We sampled 3 different flavors and they were very good. You can get pretty much a basic sampling of the Strip here but their coffee comes from Nicholas Coffee company. When I'm flying I normally stop over here to grab a bagel and cream cheese to take to my departure gate. They are your average quality and prices are reasonable. I also get a large water bottle since you can't bring them past TSA .This way I can have it in flight or when I land, have it handy until I am able to get more.Located by the left side of the food court near concourse D I am able to scurry off down that concourse to get to the appropriate gate with my grab and go bag in hand.

So if you were visiting Pittsburgh but found yourself unable to go check out the many foodie places that the Strip Area of Pittsburgh has become famous for, then never worry, cause this shop at the airport has you covered! There's tons of the purveyors from the Strip District represented and there's really something for everyone's tastes! I had a good look-see around the store, and decided to get the cheese cup for $3.50 plus tax. There's nothing more I love than bread and cheese, but the only options were a bagel or a croissant, which I really wasn't in the mood for, so I decided to skip getting those. I like that the pretty much all of the food in the shop was thoughtfully packaged for air travel. The cheese box I had purchased was flight friendly with 5 varieties of cheese x 20 small cubes (so something for every taste). It's not a 5 Star review, cause I do feel service could have been friendlier. When I asked for bread options and asked the person behind the counter if I could see what the bagel looked like before purchasing, she gave a big old huff like I was being super demanding. And it wasn't like they were super busy when I made this request, cause no-one was in line behind me. I purposefully waited till they were less busy to go up and ask about bread options!So customer service aside, I liked the food and the food choices available, so likely will stop here again when next in Pittsburgh airport!Yelp Review 71/2018

I got a chicken bacon flatbread and my wife got a ham, bacon and cheese. The food is incredibly good and the service was excellent. The people were so nice. I will always get food and coffee here when I have to travel!I totally recommend!

I visited the Strip Market as part of a tasting event with Yelp. I was given some samples of Blume Honey Water, which was delicious. My favorite was the one with blueberry. I was confused that they had us tasting (very tasty) waters instead of taking a tour of the store & explaining all that they had to offer because everything looked fresh and delicious, and there were a ton of local finds that you'd see in the Strip District. My question is: why spotlight one company, instead of or in addition to, explaining everything you have and why it would beneficial for someone to visit their store instead of getting elbowed and stepped on while walking around in the Strip District? That's their appeal, or at least what it should be in my opinion. For this reason, I don't think I was able to experience the store or see what they had to offer, and therefore my experience was lackluster. I could've stayed behind to browse which I should have probably done. I would definitely visit again for grab and go items, or for a neat local gift for a loved one, because I think it's a neat concept. It also beats a shot glass or magnet that says Pittsburgh. Thank you Strip Market for the free samples of Blume & also for the local smoked salt goodie which I can't wait to try!

A great choice for coffee at the airport. They serve Nicholas Coffee, which has a tradition of roasting coffee dating back to 1916. Technically, Nicholas is in Market Square, but they make really great coffee.They also carry Enrico's biscotti, a brand I love from the Strip District. We paid $5 for water, but it was huge and nicely packaged.

I grabbed a regular brewed coffee and a cinnamon scone at the location right at the end/start of concourse A at PIT. I give the scone a thumbs up and the coffee was, well, mediocre. It was hot but tasted very bitter, even with cream. Wasn't horrible but not for the price.

Horrible service year you ask for something they give you something else. Food is good but they don't get orders right.