Interchange Lounge

This is a country-style experience hidden right on the outskirts of the city. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone in the area, and if you're not, take the drive out and try them. Just make sure you bring your appetite... My girlfriend and I could have split the appetizer and been full. The appetizer was big enough for four people, the entree was big enough for two. We went home with more food than we ate! They seemed super busy when we were there, and yet we never felt forgotten about. The taste of the food was fantastic. The mixed drink was a little weak, but definitely overshadowed by how great everything else was. Waitress was super friendly and helpful, and goodness was she fast! There was a bit of a wait on the food, but it was 100% worth it.

Service was mediocre and unfriendly even though there were very few customers at the time. Food was not very good at all, and very expensive. Atmosphere was dark and dismal. This place had a "dive bar" atmosphere. I have nothing against dive bars, but the prices at this place were outrageous. I would not recommend, nor will I ever go here again

The crabcakes were terrible. I was told by another person that they used fresh lump crabmeat. This was shredded. It seemed to fried. It wasn't greasy, but the outside was hard as a rock. The fried zucchini was very greasy. The sauce on the side of pasta had a soapy taste. The pro's: delicious warm bread and oil. And the waitress, Jill, was very nice.

It's a place frequented by what seems to be regulars but you'll be made to feel welcome. Meal prices can vary but if you get the specials you can get a lot for the money. I had an Italian hoagie here and it was great. Full bar on site. Visited again today. Jane, the daytime server is excellent. She's a real pro, knows the menu, knows the specials and is a professional on the level you'd expect at a 5 star restaurant. Food was great again on this visit.

One if not the worst experiences in a long time. A friend and I had placed an order online. When we got to the restaurant, I didn't actually feel welcome in the establishment. As I handed the server who was the wife of the owner of this establishment my debit card to cover the purchase, she rolled her eyes, swipes my card, and slides my card across the counter towards my friend who is white.

Place was recommended by a friend. It's a bit outta the way. It's your typical "Pittsburgh bar/restaurant". There's only about 10 tables and there's a "kinda" wall between the dining room and bar area. The place feels cramped when dinning room is full. Service was poor, Our waitress was too busy socializing with other staff and checking her phone to attend to her 4 or 5 tables she was assigned. When she did come by, she acted like We were an inconvenience. She kinda just threw out plates down and only come by once to ask for refills, but to only have the table. Our waitress didn't even tell Us the specials for the evening. The place was clearly a "locals" spot. The jukebox from the bar was loud and made dinner conversations hard. I ordered a dinner plate, I was really disappointed in the quality and quantity for the price I paid. The veggies were under seasoned and the chicken was over seasoned. Pasta was lukewarm. The salad with ranch was the only highlight. Probably won't come back here again. Note to the management, train your staff a little more and have your cook taste their food before it goes out. Also, maybe turn down or turn off the jukebox during dinner hours.