Trolley Barn Eatery

Awesome again. Very cute place. A little girl was having a birthday breakfast and everyone sang to her. Chocolate chip waffles were delish. The food came quick and the waitress came around several times to check for coffee refills.

I think they have a fish fry on Fridays for the duration of catholic lent. I got the fish sandwich with a side of cocktail sauce and a side of tartar sauce with haluski and coleslaw. It was all so delicious. The bun was fresh and soft. They offer stewed tomatoes as a side as well, they were so good but I can't say I've ever tried them alone until last weekend. They even have coke and Pepsi products! That's so rare. This is the perfect little neighborhood gem, but get there ASAP. They close up at 7pm on Fridays!

What a great place for breakfast. I haven't been there for lunch yet. I went early on a Thursday morning with my son, and we were greeted by Beth. At this point I have to say I grew up in Pittsburgh and I recently moved back. I have so missed how friendly everybody is here in Pittsburgh... Anyway, Beth was awesome. She genuinely cares about everybody in the place. My son and I both had omelets. I had the gyro and he had the western. Both were prepared perfectly. Beth checked back regularly to make sure we had everything we needed. Then one of the regulars got up to leave. He said, "it sure is quiet in here". Beth said, "that's because you're leaving". He zinged back "I'd be staying if the food and the service were better". I almost spit out my coffee. The Bill, the owner stopped by our table and chatted for 10 minutes. Nice guy.I LOVE THIS PLACE!!!

This is our second visit to the trolley barn. I had the Italian omelet. All I can say is the Italian sausage- delicious!! It was so tender, and the tomato sauce was scrumptious! The staff was delightful. So friendly and interested in everyone who came in. She thanked me for being the only person in Pittsburgh who pronounced gyro correctly. :) We will keep coming back.

On a scale of cotton candy to Brussels sprouts, Trolley Barn Eatery reminds me of a small town romance novel. This eatery feels like it's smack dab in a small town though it's located in a Pittsburgh suburb.Orders are taken at the register in the back, and a waitress will seat you (it was packed on a Sunday morning). If you order coffee, tea, or water, you will need to serve yourself from the coffee maker by the register as well as grab your napkins and utensils.There's a certain charm about the eatery, but if you're concerned about COVID, I'd recommend ordering takeout since it's a small restaurant with a loyal crowd.The meal was delicious, and looking at the photos make me want it again!

This is a wonderful diner! Every person working there is extremely nice and treats you like family. If you go enough they start learning what you normally order and call you by your name. You're not just a customer to them. Also, the people that eat there are usually regulars and they are all very nice as well. Food is very good and fairly priced.

Solid inexpensive breakfast in Castle Shannon, PA. Very efficient friendly staff. Restaurant filled with many regulars so felt like a family atmosphere. Enjoyed our egg breakfast with great coffee-loved how fellow patrons offered to fill your coffee! Great place to bring your family. Will definitely return!

A nice little diner with quality food. You order at the counter and then take a seat at a table. I got the break, which is 2 eggs, meat, and toast. The over-easy eggs, crispy bacon, and buttered white toast were all good. My partner enjoyed a sausage breakfast sandwich on a croissant. The grilled pecan roll though... YUM. Wow that was good. Next time we'll definitely order a whole roll instead of just 2 slices.

The food is fresh and served fast!The staff is warm and friendly.They go out of their way to accommodate their patrons!

The coffee, food and service was good. Would definitely go back. Very reasonably priced.