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Cellars Speakeasy
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Pittsburgh Opera
2425 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Pittsburgh Party Pedaler
2524 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church
57 21st St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
The Art Room
2010 Smallman St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Sandbox VR
1681 Smallman St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Frank Curto Park
Bigelow Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Old Saint Patrick's Church
1711 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Troy Hill Spray Park
Cowley - Goettman Park, 1200 Goettmann St, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
3 Crossings
2865 Railroad St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
West Penn Park
470 30th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Nearby restaurants
Kelly O's Diner in the Strip
100 24th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Coop De Ville
2305 Smallman St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
DiAnoia's Eatery
2549 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
S&D Polish Deli
2204 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Bar Marco
2216 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Layali Cafe & Restaurant
2533 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Luke Wholey's Wild Alaskan Grille
2106 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Pamela's Diner
60 21st St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Penn Avenue Fish Co
2208 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Pho Van Pittsburgh
2120 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
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Cellars Speakeasy

2400 Smallman St Suite 100, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
4.4(149)$$$$
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attractions: Pittsburgh Opera, Pittsburgh Party Pedaler, St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church, The Art Room, Sandbox VR, Frank Curto Park, Old Saint Patrick's Church, Troy Hill Spray Park, 3 Crossings, West Penn Park, restaurants: Kelly O's Diner in the Strip, Coop De Ville, DiAnoia's Eatery, S&D Polish Deli, Bar Marco, Layali Cafe & Restaurant, Luke Wholey's Wild Alaskan Grille, Pamela's Diner, Penn Avenue Fish Co, Pho Van Pittsburgh
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Nearby attractions of Cellars Speakeasy

Pittsburgh Opera

Pittsburgh Party Pedaler

St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church

The Art Room

Sandbox VR

Frank Curto Park

Old Saint Patrick's Church

Troy Hill Spray Park

3 Crossings

West Penn Park

Pittsburgh Opera

Pittsburgh Opera

4.7

(93)

Closed
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Pittsburgh Party Pedaler

Pittsburgh Party Pedaler

4.5

(50)

Closed
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St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church

St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church

4.8

(69)

Open 24 hours
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The Art Room

The Art Room

4.8

(39)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Black & Ghost History Tour
Black & Ghost History Tour
Tue, Dec 9 • 6:00 PM
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15222
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Candlelight: Featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons & More
Candlelight: Featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons & More
Fri, Dec 12 • 6:30 PM
328 Sixth Avenue, Pittsburgh, 15222
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Candlelight: Christmas Classics
Candlelight: Christmas Classics
Sun, Dec 14 • 6:30 PM
1212 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, 15222
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Nearby restaurants of Cellars Speakeasy

Kelly O's Diner in the Strip

Coop De Ville

DiAnoia's Eatery

S&D Polish Deli

Bar Marco

Layali Cafe & Restaurant

Luke Wholey's Wild Alaskan Grille

Pamela's Diner

Penn Avenue Fish Co

Pho Van Pittsburgh

Kelly O's Diner in the Strip

Kelly O's Diner in the Strip

4.6

(1.4K)

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Coop De Ville

Coop De Ville

4.2

(601)

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DiAnoia's Eatery

DiAnoia's Eatery

4.6

(1.1K)

$$

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S&D Polish Deli

S&D Polish Deli

4.6

(624)

$

Closed
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Cellars Speakeasy🍷
Ava SmithAva Smith
Cellars Speakeasy🍷
Jana PahlerJana Pahler
I definitely would recommend getting reservations for here. The bar itself is below ground. There is either an elevator or stairs that one can take to get there. It definitely gives off a speakeasy feel. I loved the old pictures that line the falls and the bar area. It is a tight space and it does get crowed. They also have a few rooms that cater to special events. The service was a tad slow and we ended up having to pick out several beers because there were kegs kicked all at the same time. Once I understand even twice but after the third time just trying to order. We had to have the waitress get a list of what was left because it was getting tiresome. Each course also came out a tad slow. I believe this will get better as the kitchen staff and servers get used to being open. The food was excellent. I loved the different charcuterie board choices and the calamari was a huge hit with the table. I do have a wine allergy, so ordering off the menu was a tab tricky. The waitress was really good about making sure my food was wine free. The steak was delicious. The roasted veggies were cooked perfectly. I'm sure it might even be better with the wine demiglaze for those that can eat it. The French dip sliders looked amazing.
Jamie PastuchJamie Pastuch
This is the second time we've been here and can't wait to go back! Atmosphere is intoxicating, every server is very friendly polite & knowledgeable of the menus. We shared 4 meals: Pastrami Smoked Salmon platter with everything bagels, beet cream cheese pickled shallot, roasted tomato & house pickles. (Great shareable platter, every ingredient plays off each and meshes perfectly together) Fried chicken and biscuits with spiced chorizo sausage gravy & garden chive. (Not at all what we expect but hit every taste bud in the best way, a must try!) Coconut chia pudding, house granola, maple syrup, seasonal berries, pineapple, whole grain bread, apple butter and sea salt. (Rich, creamy, flavorful, has texture with the house oats, and seasonal berries) Epic breakfast burger, black angus beef patty, candied bacon, fried egg with strawberry pepper jam. (Okay, needed more pepper jam, fries were okay too) The breakfast burger was mediocre but everything else was flipping fantastic! The kids had a great time and thought it was so neat.
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I definitely would recommend getting reservations for here. The bar itself is below ground. There is either an elevator or stairs that one can take to get there. It definitely gives off a speakeasy feel. I loved the old pictures that line the falls and the bar area. It is a tight space and it does get crowed. They also have a few rooms that cater to special events. The service was a tad slow and we ended up having to pick out several beers because there were kegs kicked all at the same time. Once I understand even twice but after the third time just trying to order. We had to have the waitress get a list of what was left because it was getting tiresome. Each course also came out a tad slow. I believe this will get better as the kitchen staff and servers get used to being open. The food was excellent. I loved the different charcuterie board choices and the calamari was a huge hit with the table. I do have a wine allergy, so ordering off the menu was a tab tricky. The waitress was really good about making sure my food was wine free. The steak was delicious. The roasted veggies were cooked perfectly. I'm sure it might even be better with the wine demiglaze for those that can eat it. The French dip sliders looked amazing.
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This is the second time we've been here and can't wait to go back! Atmosphere is intoxicating, every server is very friendly polite & knowledgeable of the menus. We shared 4 meals: Pastrami Smoked Salmon platter with everything bagels, beet cream cheese pickled shallot, roasted tomato & house pickles. (Great shareable platter, every ingredient plays off each and meshes perfectly together) Fried chicken and biscuits with spiced chorizo sausage gravy & garden chive. (Not at all what we expect but hit every taste bud in the best way, a must try!) Coconut chia pudding, house granola, maple syrup, seasonal berries, pineapple, whole grain bread, apple butter and sea salt. (Rich, creamy, flavorful, has texture with the house oats, and seasonal berries) Epic breakfast burger, black angus beef patty, candied bacon, fried egg with strawberry pepper jam. (Okay, needed more pepper jam, fries were okay too) The breakfast burger was mediocre but everything else was flipping fantastic! The kids had a great time and thought it was so neat.
Jamie Pastuch

Jamie Pastuch

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Reviews of Cellars Speakeasy

4.4
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1.0
42w

i don't really like to leave negative reviews.. but there's an obvious lack of upper management and oversees of the operation as a whole, and a lack of overall passion for the space as a restaurant. This is a great little spot to get a drink with friends! But, to make it into a "finer dining" style place, it's a lousy attempt ... at best. My boyfriend and I went here on Valentine's Day as a date night, and it was probably my worst experience for an anniversary in the city. He made reservations for 10 PM, called ahead, and made sure the kitchen would be open for our "dinner"... We arrive, sit, and look at the menu... obviously. Our server comes over and informs us that "because of the time of the night", they no longer had any entrées. She didn't say the kitchen was closed... so it sounded like they didn't prep enough. Why would anyone reserve a dinner table for just appetizers? At least call us so we know you guys don't have any food! So already, I was confused and disappointed, before even ordering. We order a salad and meatball sub (classy!!). Server brought our food and basically slams it on the table, announcing "meatball.", and walks off. The service was honestly laughable. Boyfriend gets up to wash his hands, and a strange noise comes from under his foot. Server looks and its .... a lot of broken glass!! She kicks it to the side of the wall and walks away. She never brought a broom out to sweep it up, which is probably some sort of code violation honestly. Chicken and meatballs were both undercooked, borderline inedible, and plated terribly. I didn't finish my salad, which my toppings were also all on the bottom of.... Server didn't really check in, maybe once, mid-bite. We overhear the waitress in the opposite section talking to her table. "I've been here since 10;30 AM, wont leave til 1:30 am, and have to be back here at 10:30 am!!!" When is that ever appropriate to say to a customer? We finish our food and get the bill. $55 for a sub, salad, and 2 egg rolls.... literally just appetizers. I'm actually so glad that we didn't spend $100+ ordering subpar entrées as well. I check the receipt and it says "$5 Late night happy hour" under the egg rolls, with only a discount of $3 applied to the $15 egg rolls. So I ask for clarification with the receipt and menu discrepancy, and the server stares at the receipt for a solid 15 seconds saying "uhhhhhhh..." and then decided to take it "to the manager". She comes back and brings the same receipt in a new check presenter and says "Well, the computer isn't updated from the old happy hour promo, so actually you should have never gotten the $3 discount. But don't worry.. we obviously won't make you pay that $3 now that we already took it off." Okay, great.. We pay and she doesn't ask how our meal was or anything a waitress would typically say, just kinda runs off strangely in the middle of saying thank you and have a good night. Me and my boyfriend are talking afterwards, trying to enjoy ourselves, and the cherry on top of this experience was the waitress reaching over us and taking the signed credit card slip from our table while we were still sitting down. The other server's section had tables gone and checks on them still, so it wasn't a deadline in the computer. Just some good ol' tackiness.

Terrible experience overall, and will never return because of the dining.

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1.0
42w

We came here to celebrate a birthday party with 14 people. We made the reservation a month in advance and clarified we were able to bring a cake and balloons in. The interactions over the phone were great. But that’s where it ended. The second we walked out of the elevator we were treated poorly by staff and felt very unwelcome. I tried to leave it to it was a holiday weekend (the weekend after Valentine’s Day) but every interaction with staff kept getting worse and worse. Due to the amount of people we had the waitress had an automatic 20% gratuity added to each of our checks, industry standard. But that clearly made her feel entitled to treat us however she felt. We did have an extra person show up- entirely our fault and we apologized profusely- when we asked for an extra chair she said she didn’t have one but she would check again- if not there was nothing she could do- again fair. Looking around there were atleast three tables with empty chairs not to mention empty tables in the room. She did bring us a chair from somewhere and we apologized again and thanked her. She continuously scolded us throughout the night and told us to not move seats or it would make her job hard- we never once moved out of our original seats so why she felt the need to say this three times with such an attitude was baffling. After her lectures of not moving we still had food forgotten, given to the wrong person, or the checks were incorrect- all things we could handle ourselves but it was very off putting. The food was below par to say the least. Most of our main dishes came out ice cold, the chicken sandwich was so badly burnt it was rock hard and black in some areas, and the chicken rose was a single piece of breaded chicken with cheese and pesto on it. That’s it. We were uncomfortable complaining or returning our food because of the waitress so we all just grinned and beared it. The appetizers and drinks were amazing however. We paid the $3.50 per person cake cutting fee so it would look nice and we wouldn’t stress her out more than we clearly already did. After we paid our bills we realized the cake had not been brought back out so we asked if there was any left to which she said “I’m Not sure I’ll go check” and a few moments later brought out half the cake. That felt very off to us, whether she genuinely forgot or they were just going to keep it. At one point our waitress was even swearing while talking to us which was off putting and unprofessional. All in all- this place is great for appetizers and drinks and some cool photos in the tunnel. But I would recommend going else where if you are looking for great service. Especially with a...

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42w

I have been to this establishment multiple times. I’ve never had a bad experience until now. We had a party of 15 celebrating a birthday on valentines weekend. I know on a holiday weekend the staff might already be stressed out, but any table over 8 people has an automatic 20% of gratuity added-which is fine, but it seems like our server felt like she could give us a terrible experience because she knew her attitude would not reflect in her tip. Pretty much as soon as we walked in it felt like we were causing a disturbance to the entire staff and they just made us feel so uncomfortable and unwelcome. As soon as people starting arriving and sitting down she made sure to tell everyone to find a seat and stay there and not move around because of the amount of people it would confuse her-which is totally valid! Yet she still messed up the checks! We had an extra person show up and we apologized profusely and asked if we could be brought another chair. Our waitress said “I’m sorry we don’t have anymore chairs, but I’ll check.” There were multiple empty chairs around the dining room. They had a special valentines menu and I got the chicken rosé. Whoever is doing their menus is amazing because they sold me a $32 singular piece of breaded chicken with mozzarella and pesto on top. It was good…but NOT $32 worth. Multiple dishes at our table were also ice cold and others extremely burnt. And because of our service we felt uncomfortable sending things back because we knew she would give us attitude. We were celebrating a birthday and brought our own cake and we agreed for the cake cutting and plating fee of $3.50 a person—which is more than most fine dining restaurants, but we knew the chef would do a good job and that would be one less thing for us to stress about. We finished our cake and paid our bills, but the rest of the cake was never brought out. I asked our waitress if there was any cake left and yet again she said “I’m not sure let me check.” A few minutes later she comes out with half the cake. I don’t know if they were planning on keeping half of the cake for the staff or she just genuinely forgot, but we were absolutely floored. The atmosphere is amazing, but the staff were absolutely terrible. I would recommend this place on non holiday weekends and maybe a...

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