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Irish Stew. I like the Map Room. I've been here a number of times and have ways been satisfied. The service is always good and the food quality has never disappointed. If you're looking for beer, the place next door, D's Six Pack and Dogs, is where you want to be. But it doesn't hurt that the Map Room has a full bar and a few quality beers on tap. This Irish inspired pub sports a limited menu of regular items and an ever changing variety of daily specials. This evening I had a choice of either chicken parm on angel hair pasta or marsala creamed pork chops. Since I had chicken for lunch I went with the pork chops. It came with a tasty bowl of Irish stew and the chops didn't take very long at all to follow. My dish had two chops coated with marsala cream, a baked potato with sour cream and real bacon bits and a grilled veggie meddly of tomatoe, zucchini and Brussels sprouts. Everything was delicious! Dinner and a beer set me back $23.80 plus tip... not bad at all for a relaxing monday evening.
FABULOUS new menu!! This is the first time we went to the map room and were told they just changed their menu the week before. The food was shockingly fabulous with some very nice flavors. The service was also very fast and friendly. If you're in the area, you should definitely go here!
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The Food is ehh. but that's not why I go. Like alot of the other reviewers have mentioned here there food is just ok. If you are hungry it will get you fed at a slightly higher rate for what you get then maybe I'd prefer. That being said, I find myself in the Map Room at the end of the night pretty much anytime I am hanging out in Regent Square. My nights normally start at D's most often or one of the other eating places nearby and finishes up at the Map Room with a few East End Brewery beers ( the Fat Gary Nut Brown Ale is my favorite) or some Scotch. I like the Mason jar beer mugs as well...classy!
On the later note above, if you are trying to get into Scoth like I did once upona time, the Map Room is a great place to go. They have many single malt aged Scotchs you can get by the glass.
As for the enviroment and ambiance. I guess it's kind of dark in there but its quaint, clean and very comfortable. I always feel like I am putting on an old pair of comfortable shoes when I go there. I can see how some might not care for it but I like it just fine.
The burgers and crab cake sandwich is very good. Fries are fresh cut. East End beers are good. Specials are usually good. Laid back atmosphere. Overall, it's pretty solid for pub fare.
Love the Map Room!. The Map Room is cozy and serves upscale bar food - like wings, pesto chicken sandwiches, sesame soy glazed salmon, and chicken marsala. The service is good, the atmosphere is low-key and relaxed. I usually order a special - their specials are always different, but it seems that they usually have a fish special, a chicken special, and a pasta special. I love the crab stuffed portobella. My fiancé always orders the crabcake sandwich. The portions are sizable and the food is always tasty. The prices are appropriate for portions and quality. The Map Room is a great spot in Regent Square, and I haven't been disappointed yet.
Try the Special. This place is quaint and warm inside. Seat yourself. The staff is attentive and the food is great. Bar food is available, but go w/ one of the nightly specials designed by the chef. Or have a beer and cup of Crab Corn Chowder.
My only complaint is the price of the beer. I don't mind sending Scott Smith of EEBC my money, but $7 per pint is a bit much for me. Come here to eat!
Delicious!. I have only eaten one meal at the Map Room, but it was delicious. I ordered The salmon stuffed with shrimp and crab. It was served with risotto and asparagus. The salmon was cooked perfectly. The shrimp and crab stuffed inside the salmon were tender and very flavorful, but did not take overshadow the salmon. The risotto was very good. I cannot comment on the asparagus since I gave it to my friend that loves asparagus. I also tried the Map Room's macaroni and cheese. It was fantastic! It was so full of flavor and the cheese was perfectly coating the macaroni. It was not too thick, nor was it too runny. The selection of drinks offered at the Map Room is very nice. They have over 20 types of scotch. The atmosphere is cozy and very pleasant. The service and staff are wonderful. I am very excited to dine at the Map Room again very soon!
What the heck is up with these reviews?. Alright, so I understand that some people may have had bad experiences eating here. I'll just state my own opinion. The map room is one of my favorite places to eat. The only negatives I've experienced are the slow service and the meat and cheese platter, which is over priced and doesn't have much on it. I would recommend that a first timer, or an anytimer, get one of the specials. We've gotten the specials almost every time we've been there and it's always extremely tasty. I'm pretty picky about my eating experience, and I can't complain about the done-ness of the food or its seasoning. It's a very chill/homey atmosphere, especially on weeknights, and the staff is really nice. There is nothing else I can say, except that if you're considering going here you should just go and then judge the place for yourself.
This place might be Pittsburgh’s best kept secret. Everything is good but the burgers are criminally underrated. Burgers taste like something you’d get at a backyard cook out but in a very very good way. Nice quiet and quaint place.
I've only been in a few times, but the staff already remembers me. The owner often works the tables and is fun to talk to. I love the maps and the summer outdoor seating is pleasant. You can even bring your dog (outside)! I don't know why people complain about the menu, there are 6 different types burgers and a whole list of everything else. I especially enjoy the crispy fish and chips and salads. The chalkboard outside also has a list of daily specials. Any mussel dish or soup is worth it and Tuesday's is Taco Tuesday. Even late, when the kitchen is closed, the staff will be willing to throw in a batch of fries for you.
Local bar with a neighborhood crowd and vibe. They have several East End brews on tap, as well as Yuengling and Guinness. While they do have a fully stocked bar, don't expect a craft cocktail menu; it is just not that kind of place.
No-frills tavern with a decent environment (minus the bathroom) and good draft/bottle selection. In the heart of Regent Square. It doesn't excel in anyone area but does what it's supposed to: provides food, drink, and a decent gathering area.
Best bar in Pittsburgh and unpretentious (rare these day)drink and beer opitions are not written on a gaint chalkboard and no exposed brick which is a huge plus. The Map Room is not a Sports Bar (though a game is on t.v.) Rather it is a bar were you can actually have conversation in. An oasis in a city fillied either preteniuos yuppie\hipster (there is no difference but age between these groups) fake over priced bars or loud and dumb sports bars.
Great neighborhood pub. Irish music on Sunday afternoons when there is no Steeler game. Sporadic live concerts of incredible music - Celtic, Singer/Sonwriter, etc. (includes Andy M Stewart, Brendan Begley, Mirella Murray, Kevin O'Reilly)
Nice place. Nice patrons would be great to have some live music and some food open past 9
A reliable bar/restaurant in Regent Square, with a formidable scotch list and well above average food. Great bartenders
Good prices and good service. Homey atmosphere and a relaxed crowd. Good place to converse, conduct business, or destress from work.
Bar tender inviting makes you feel comfortable nice people not crowded peaceful no drama
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