Lindos Restaurant
947 Western Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, 15233
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Address :
947 Western Ave
Pittsburgh, PA, 15233 - Phone (412) 231-0110
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:00 am - 6:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
Greek Cuisine
Greek food is a fine melody of the finest pressed olive oil, fresh fermented bread, colorful vegetables, juicy meat, sea food all cooked in spices and fresh rosemary. The people from Greek were great scholars who aimed to excel in everything they do. The results are quite visible in their food as they are the inventors of olive oil which is beneficial to health. Greeks also made different type of wines from the best quality of grapes fermented in controlled environment.
Today, you can find hundreds of restaurants offering authentic Greek food or popularly termed as Mediterranean cuisine in New York city alone. People wait in line to taste the exotic Greek dishes like saganaki, taramasalata, souvlaki, loukoumades, spanakopita, moussaka, and many more. One thing which most people like about these authentic Greek dishes is abundant use of lemon juice, olive oil, fresh rosemary and sea salt. A smart mix of few ingredients can virtually take you on the pebble streets of beautiful city of Greece.
For those who don't have time to enjoy fine dining should try tasting the famous souvlaki with pita which is type of meat dish, also a trademark Greek fast food. For those who are vegetarian, or vegan can try different versions of Greek Salad. So, if you wish to enjoy a hearty yet healthy meal that tastes divine then try dining at the best Greek restaurant in your city. Greek cuisine not only tastes good but also help maintain your body in a natural way through healthy diet.
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Cassondra G.
I've been to Lindos 3x so far over a span of 4 years, and I deep down love this place. You can get a classic 2 egg/toast/homefry w/ bacon for around $5. My boyfriend loves their fat greek omelet. It's a must try! It can get busy sometimes, but I've never waited more than 30 minutes to sit down, order, and get our food. That's not to say it can't happen, but be patient, because it's worth it. Will be going back for years to come.
(5)Zack K.
Went to Lindo's before a Pitt football game on a Saturday. Great place to go before heading to a game on the north shore for breakfast. Typical breakfast restaurant look and feel inside. We sat by the window which was nice. Server was very attentive the entire time. Place was very hot inside but it was also hot outside. I ordered the New York Style omelette. $7.95 for a large omelette, toast, and hash browns. The omelette had bacon, sausage, and cheese in it. It was very good. Potatoes could use more seasoning. All in all a great trip to Lindo's. Hidden breakfast gem.
(4)Bob P.
First time in Pittsburgh. They were just down the street from where I was staying. I got the sampler, it was more food than I could eat. 2 eggs, bacon, potatoes, 2 huge pancakes, and two slices of French toast. I'm not a big pancake fan, but these may be the best I have ever had. Crispy on the outside fluffy on the inside. All of that for under 9 dollars. If you have this for breakfast you won't need to have lunch.
(5)Will K.
Great little hole in the wall joint. The specials are great! Most meals are under $10 and leave you full and content. The weekend buffet is the best around. I'm sad I don't live by lindos anymore, the weekend buffet was a hangover savior!
(4)Lucretiz C.
My breakfast literally had to be served on three separate plates. For the second time in a row I got the breakfast scrambler. I doubled checked with the waitress, "Do you get pancakes and French toast with the scrambler?" To which she replied ,"Yes." I can hardly believe you get two eggs, home fires bacon or sausage, pancakes and French toast for $7.99. It's been so long since I have ordered a meal where the difference between cost of raw materials/ingredients and cost of meal were so small. This happened one other place recently and that would Sushi Fuku in Oakland. Eating this terrific cheap breakfast came the morning after eating an $18.00 buffalo chicken macaroni from Six Penn. I'm still a little ashamed of that. Lindos Restaurant filled both my heart and my tummy.
(5)Jonathan D.
I was really excited to try this restaurant for breakfast, but I walked away disappointed. It's mediocre (at best) food. From the orange drink to potatoes that come from a box (I saw the box in the kitchen), this place has disappointment written all over it. While it's super cheap, I'd skip Lindos and instead head to your closest Eat n' Park.
(2)AJA J.
Lindo's was heartily recommended to me by my mother's 70 year-old husband. If a charmingly cranky-pants 70 year-old recommends a place for breakfast - you GO. No questions asked. Unfortunately, I think it's time for him to revisit Lindo's, since I suspect it's past its heyday. My crew of six visited this Northside landmark one chilly Saturday morning before a Pitt game. We expected to wait, given the crowd, but were pleasantly surprised when we were offered the private back room immediately. This backroom isn't exactly reminiscent of "SAW," but it is well on its way. Nevertheless, we appreciated the privacy and were happy to sit amongst the leftover restaurant items from yesteryear. Surprisingly, the dining room really wasn't as busy as it first appeared. The staff were friendly - in the beginning - and I felt good about our choice. That feeling quickly changed to dread. It was a full 30 minutes after the final members of our party arrived when we placed our breakfast orders. At the end of the experience, we had lost two hours of our lives and had barely a coffee refill to show for it. The food was delightful enough; your average diner fare. But sorry, not worth the wait. We shall commence our regular tailgate schedule of kegs and eggs next time for sure.
(2)Stacie C.
A great hangover cure in the North Side! I picked up a few drunken friends one morning as they were in serious need of a big greasy breakfast. I was not a part of the drinking the night before, but of course I was the first one to receive the, "Are you awake?" text at 6am. Sigh. I was. And I'm always in the mood for breakfast. So I picked them up and dragged them to Lindos. We were not disappointed. From the moment we walked in, I could tell this was going to be a great breakfast spot. When a diner or diner-type establishment feels like it hasn't been cleaned since it opened, I feel like that can be a plus. I like that greasy, dirty diner feel. The waitress was patient with us, something I always appreciate when dining as part of a group. I've been here twice and enjoyed the omelettes both times. That Lindos omelette, packed with all kinds of goodies (including gyro meat) definitely wins first place. I heard the coffee wasn't the best, but haven't tried it myself. I will, however, return for another one of those glorious omelettes.
(4)Michael P.
Overall, I liked this place. Understand, though, that it really is a dive in the North Side. If you didn't read about it prior, you would probably not think to go inside. I got the buffet after reading about it on here - but that was really a mistake. There were about 7 food options, including the eggs which were non-existent for my stay there. I am big into eggs for breakfast, so this was a real downer. Then there were 2 versions of homefries, one with peppers and onions, one without. Those were decent. French toast was OK, but dried and sitting there too long. Pancakes were the worst that I have every had - they were charred on the bottom, and seriously made my whole mouth taste like a bad cigarette - no joke. The sausages looked and tasted exactly like Brown n' Serve....On the other hand, my friend had their Greek omelet, and said it was the best omelet she ever had. Light and fluffy, nicely seasoned, good cheese. This place was also reasonably priced. With respect to the buffet, I will also say that I was the only one there that seemed to be eating it - everyone else was ordering off the menu.
(3)Brandon S.
Good all around breakfast but I think that the "best breakfast in town" boast on the side of the building is a bit too bold. Honestly, I don't have anything bad to say - it was the same cookie-cutter breakfast I've had a million times in my life. My girlfriend gave the pancakes a big thumbs-up. My omelette was average. Service was friendly and attentive - do yourself a favor though and try to get a table in the front; the summer heat and the open kitchen in the rear don't really mix that well. Opt for street parking - even though there's an open lot right next to it it isn't for the restaurant.
(3)Kelly B.
Yummy, greasy breakfast food. Perfect for curing your aching head and feet after a night out in the South Side. Tucked away quietly just off the freeway in the North Side, this place is inconspicuous and very home-spun. I had some very basic breakfast fare, home fries and eggs with a side of bacon and of course, a pot of coffee. My friends weren't as impressed as I was, but I was just expecting some hot grub and there it was, a plate and half full. The waitress kept the refills on the coffee coming. Score!! Thank you Lindos, for being there for me on a rough morning. You guys are the best.
(3)Lauren G.
A great breakfast place. The service was ok... a bit slow. The food is good but probably not the healthiest and the place could use a bit of an update. All around, the food is inexpensive and good. I'll definitely be back.
(3)M R.
First trip to Lindo's at the recommendation of one of the drivers at Springhill Suites. Good breakfast at reasonable prices - big portions leave you feeling satisfied. Decor leaves a little to be desired, but there's something charming about it all - like the feeling of eating in a grandmother's kitchen. Great blue collar feel - true local Pittsburgh.
(3)Nick C.
Like a Conquistador minus the Spanish background I find myself wanting to explore things quite often and sometimes by myself. Lindo's is one of those places. The food here is very diner like and very...very cheap. They have pretty good hours and a pretty basic Greek/ American menu options. The portions are on the larger side and will leave you satisfied. The service was my only bummer. Maybe it's my musk, maybe it's my quiet demeanor, or Maybelline itself. Whatever the case, the service was horribly slow..but just to me. So if you aren't me and are on Western Ave. by Heinz field, you may want to check out this eatery.
(3)Nina B.
I love this place. Terry is the best waitress. Food is cheap and filling. Of course it's Greek. I love it that I can get my eggs with gyro meat. I go here every weekend.
(5)Tee S.
This place is cute, food was great, very friendly staff. I definitely recommend it!
(5)Danielle B.
I have never been here for anything other than breakfast but it is great. The pancakes are excellent and it is always packed!
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