Every single time I come here I leave hating myself. Which is quite a conundrum because the service is evenly good, the burgers are usually tasty and high quality, and the fries just keep on coming and coming and coming. That last part would be the self-hate inducing aspect of the visit. Like breakfast?! Have the Royal Red Robin burger ... it is MAGNIFICENT.
(4)
Geno G.
Bonzai Burger... Yummmm!
(3)
Jim W.
Not my first visit, just my first review. . . I had the Burnin' Love Burger this time. Actually, I have the Burnin' Love Burger just about EVERY time. Jalapeño coins, salsa, and Pepper-Jack cheese on top of a cayenne-seasoned burger. It's topped with lettuce and fresh tomatoes and served on a jalapeño-cornmeal kaiser roll with chipotle mayo. And no, i did NOT memorize that list. . . I just C&P'ed from their website. It's a favorite. If you want a good burger with some imaginative toppings that you won't find just any ol' place, this is the place for you. The drawback would be the steak fries, which are a little thicker, and not crispy (the way *I* like them) but some people look for that specifically. I opt for the sweet potato fries instead and am wholly satisfied with my lunch. Staff is friendly/helpful almost to a fault and the manager swings by at some point during every meal to make sure all is well. I've tried many of the burgers, and while they aren't all equally yummy, I've never had a bad experience.
(4)
Beth K.
Great service, OK food for a chain. Fiance hated the shredded lettuce on his cheeseburger, I was pretty happy with the blackened chicken sammy I had. $5 sam adams, little pricey considering it's nothing special. Fries are really yummy. If you are in a hurry in this area this is a decent choice. Pretty decent salad options, too, if you are watching your diet. My biggest complaint is that my table and menu were kinda sticky, which is par for the course at chain restaurants..
(3)
Kayla H.
I absolutely love this place. I've gone here after going horseback riding at Rolling Hills Ranch with a group of my friends. We always go here after riding because we go riding with empty bellies and KNOW we'll be full by the time we leave here. We get seated quickly and waiting wouldn't be a problem with the multiple televisions they have, including the one on the floor! The ambiance and decoration in this restaurant makes you feel like your at home and can see the history and originality of the place. I've tried three burgers, the Whiskey BBQ Burger, the Bacon Burger, and the Cheeseburger. I have ALWAYS had a little pink inside and they had an absolutely incredible taste! The bottomless fries are great, especially with their special seasoning mix right there on the table. I think their new metal container for them is very clever. The waitresses or waiters that we've gotten are usually very nice and friendly, and give us a great attitude and are patient when we are ordering. Though it does take some time for the food to come out, we always get drinks within a short period of time which gives us awhile for some light conversation around the table. I don't mind the food wait, I actually enjoy it. It gives you and your company more time to converse and find creative things to do while waiting. Lovely place to be, absolutely incredible food and great service. Will gladly come back, any day, any time, no matter how busy. This place is worth the wait.
(5)
Ari R.
Went during lunch one day with coworkers. Decent burger, ok fries. Nothing special really, but my bill was only $8.
(3)
Jeff S.
Best Milkshakes on earth!! They 2 sizes of milkshakes, I order the larger one b/c they hook you up. Tastes awesome with any burger. I usually get the burger with pineapple on it. Red Robin YUMMMMMMM!!
(5)
Michael S.
Excellent burgers!! BBQ and onions!
(5)
Austin P.
Like all Red Robins, the food is excellent, the staff friendly and a great night out wether you're on a date or with family.
(4)
Nena U.
Blue Ribbon burger changed my life.. its beyond delicious. I am never disappointed when I visit red robin.
(5)
Timothy C.
Pricy burgers should be $$$ but that being said it's up scale great for grandma. With drinks
(2)
Nicole T.
Red Robin has a lot of variety in meal choices, but the service has always to be lacking. I had a small portion of fries and once I ran out the waitress 1. didn't bother to ask if I wanted more, and 2. didn't bother to come see if we were okay to begin with. Then didn't ask us if we wanted dessert, and only asked if I wanted more water before dropping the check. If I wanted to be rushed, I would have told her I was in a hurry.
(3)
Jose V.
Red Robin as usual has great meal options. I enjoy the Whiskey burger with some pink , can't go wrong. Not to mention their Fries.
(5)
Joe D.
I really, really need to be in a good mood to come to this Red Robin. The burgers are generally very good looking when they arrive. I usually get a veggie burger, knowing their more than likely Morningstar Farms brand and that's my gripe. Red Robin prides themselves on their burgers, toppings, cheeses, and buns. Why not take some of those gourmet burger chefs at corporate and come up with a flavorful meatless burger? I really mind spending 10 bucks on a Morningstar Farms burger that they nuke and toss on a bun. Three stars for the Speckled Lemonade. Five stars for the quesadilla, it was my go to meal before going meatless.
(3)
Kristal M.
Our waiter was new and his first night on his own. He did great! The food was awesome and so was the Bailey's Irish Cream shake.
(4)
Jaynie C.
Never disappointed in Red Robin. Burgers are huge and there is never a problem if you ask for something special. We usually share an order of fried clam strips. Clam chowder is delicious. Usually have enough left over for another meal. Yum!
(4)
Arlene M.
I had dinner here with my son the other day and was pleasantly surprised that they don't limit themselves to burgers. I had a delicious avocado chicken salad. The size was big but since the food was "light" to eat I was able to finish it without any problem. It is a nice chain and will probably visit it again sometime.
(4)
Kristen H.
Oh Red Robin, I *hate* myself for loving you! Once again, this is absolutely not a four star restaurant but they get four stars from me! I order the Bonsai burger every time. It's got a grilled pineapple on it, and that makes it healthy--almost like a fruit cup. I've always had pleasant service here and this is probably one of the best restaurants in Pittsburgh to go to if you need to eat out and you've got a picky kid with you. In fact the last time I was here with my then 6 year old cousin, he ordered the chicken strips and then hugged the waitress and told her they were the best thing he had ever had to eat, ever. While I haven't found Red Robin to be HUG THE WAITRESS good, these burgers are terribly good, and then they are made even better with the basket of endless fries. The last time I was here I opted for the steamed broccoli as my side instead of the burger. The burgers came out and I took one look at the broccoli, said, 'what was i thinking?" and then immediately started to steal my friends fries. Don't be me. If you're eating at Red Robin your diet for that day is dashed. Commit to sin, and enjoy yourself.
(4)
Ang T.
I have still not forgiven Red Robin for taking Salmon off the menu, their Salmon Caesar Salad was soooo good and was such a nice, healthy option when my husband wanted to come here for a burger. Fish is the only meat that I eat and there are now no healthy options when I don't want a burger, like most restaurants all of their salads have meat on them and the only fish they offer is fried. That being said, Red Robin's birthday burger is one of the best birthday deals that I have found. I do love that I can replace any burger with a Gardenburger. Service has always been good and their happy hour specials are good prices.
(4)
Michael W.
We go for the chicken sandwich. It's consistently good, so we always know what we are getting. I am a touch upset that they don't have the blackened chicken anymore, but if you request it, they can piece together something similar. The decor is fun and the beers are big. The fries are also bottomless, but just expect small batches at a time.
(3)
Nancy R.
I've seen the advertisements and was happy when I saw they opened one in Robinson Twp. area. FOOD: I just had a hamburger without cheese. Little did I know that they give you onion rings instead of french fries. The burger looks big, thick and juicy, but when I got it, it was a scrawny piece of meat with pickles and mustard on it. The onion rings were so good - big and crispy! After paying ~$8 for it, I thought I can get a similar burger for cheaper at McD.
(2)
Eric M.
I go here with the wife and son on a fairly regular basis. The wife always gets the bacon cheeseburger with steaks fries, sometimes with the lettuce wrap, sometimes with the gluten free bun. It's never a bad meal, usually between good and really good. I usually get the simply grilled chicken sandwich on the lettuce wrap, I vary my side between the steak fries, sweet potatoe fries, broccoli or the side salad. The chicken is always cooked well, just lacks a little bit of flavor. I think it's odd that I have to pay extra for certain sides while not others. We'll go here again in the future.
(3)
Darren W.
So I came here with Kay and her parents and shockingly DID NOT ORDER A BURGER! Let that cook in your brain for a second. No, I tried the Riblets and Clucks, an entree that gets you some all-around spiffy "microribs" (nice sauce and tenderness) and some merely passable breaded chicken strips. The "endless" fries were as good as when I had them at the Red Robin near South Hills Village months ago, but does anyone order seconds of these, ever? The creamy, timidly tangy cole slaw also agreed with me. Eh, I should have just gotten a burger. It's great that RR offers a diverse bill of fare, but the Banzai Burger Kay's mom munched on made me envious. Perhaps it was the flour-dusted bun. Yeah, that always does it. Then again, wrapping it in bakery tissue is a cool touch too. Damn, I want one now. P.S. What is it with chains these days and their fascination with kitschy framed posters? It's as if you're in a teenager's bedroom that doubles as a pop culture museum...and a 50's style restaurant. P.P.S. We weren't hungry enough for dessert.
(3)
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Address :1230 Settlers Ridge Center Drive
Pittsburgh, PA, 15205
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Drive-Thru : No Caters : No
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Ricardo T.
Every single time I come here I leave hating myself. Which is quite a conundrum because the service is evenly good, the burgers are usually tasty and high quality, and the fries just keep on coming and coming and coming. That last part would be the self-hate inducing aspect of the visit. Like breakfast?! Have the Royal Red Robin burger ... it is MAGNIFICENT.
(4)Geno G.
Bonzai Burger... Yummmm!
(3)Jim W.
Not my first visit, just my first review. . . I had the Burnin' Love Burger this time. Actually, I have the Burnin' Love Burger just about EVERY time. Jalapeño coins, salsa, and Pepper-Jack cheese on top of a cayenne-seasoned burger. It's topped with lettuce and fresh tomatoes and served on a jalapeño-cornmeal kaiser roll with chipotle mayo. And no, i did NOT memorize that list. . . I just C&P'ed from their website. It's a favorite. If you want a good burger with some imaginative toppings that you won't find just any ol' place, this is the place for you. The drawback would be the steak fries, which are a little thicker, and not crispy (the way *I* like them) but some people look for that specifically. I opt for the sweet potato fries instead and am wholly satisfied with my lunch. Staff is friendly/helpful almost to a fault and the manager swings by at some point during every meal to make sure all is well. I've tried many of the burgers, and while they aren't all equally yummy, I've never had a bad experience.
(4)Beth K.
Great service, OK food for a chain. Fiance hated the shredded lettuce on his cheeseburger, I was pretty happy with the blackened chicken sammy I had. $5 sam adams, little pricey considering it's nothing special. Fries are really yummy. If you are in a hurry in this area this is a decent choice. Pretty decent salad options, too, if you are watching your diet. My biggest complaint is that my table and menu were kinda sticky, which is par for the course at chain restaurants..
(3)Kayla H.
I absolutely love this place. I've gone here after going horseback riding at Rolling Hills Ranch with a group of my friends. We always go here after riding because we go riding with empty bellies and KNOW we'll be full by the time we leave here. We get seated quickly and waiting wouldn't be a problem with the multiple televisions they have, including the one on the floor! The ambiance and decoration in this restaurant makes you feel like your at home and can see the history and originality of the place. I've tried three burgers, the Whiskey BBQ Burger, the Bacon Burger, and the Cheeseburger. I have ALWAYS had a little pink inside and they had an absolutely incredible taste! The bottomless fries are great, especially with their special seasoning mix right there on the table. I think their new metal container for them is very clever. The waitresses or waiters that we've gotten are usually very nice and friendly, and give us a great attitude and are patient when we are ordering. Though it does take some time for the food to come out, we always get drinks within a short period of time which gives us awhile for some light conversation around the table. I don't mind the food wait, I actually enjoy it. It gives you and your company more time to converse and find creative things to do while waiting. Lovely place to be, absolutely incredible food and great service. Will gladly come back, any day, any time, no matter how busy. This place is worth the wait.
(5)Ari R.
Went during lunch one day with coworkers. Decent burger, ok fries. Nothing special really, but my bill was only $8.
(3)Jeff S.
Best Milkshakes on earth!! They 2 sizes of milkshakes, I order the larger one b/c they hook you up. Tastes awesome with any burger. I usually get the burger with pineapple on it. Red Robin YUMMMMMMM!!
(5)Michael S.
Excellent burgers!! BBQ and onions!
(5)Austin P.
Like all Red Robins, the food is excellent, the staff friendly and a great night out wether you're on a date or with family.
(4)Nena U.
Blue Ribbon burger changed my life.. its beyond delicious. I am never disappointed when I visit red robin.
(5)Timothy C.
Pricy burgers should be $$$ but that being said it's up scale great for grandma. With drinks
(2)Nicole T.
Red Robin has a lot of variety in meal choices, but the service has always to be lacking. I had a small portion of fries and once I ran out the waitress 1. didn't bother to ask if I wanted more, and 2. didn't bother to come see if we were okay to begin with. Then didn't ask us if we wanted dessert, and only asked if I wanted more water before dropping the check. If I wanted to be rushed, I would have told her I was in a hurry.
(3)Jose V.
Red Robin as usual has great meal options. I enjoy the Whiskey burger with some pink , can't go wrong. Not to mention their Fries.
(5)Joe D.
I really, really need to be in a good mood to come to this Red Robin. The burgers are generally very good looking when they arrive. I usually get a veggie burger, knowing their more than likely Morningstar Farms brand and that's my gripe. Red Robin prides themselves on their burgers, toppings, cheeses, and buns. Why not take some of those gourmet burger chefs at corporate and come up with a flavorful meatless burger? I really mind spending 10 bucks on a Morningstar Farms burger that they nuke and toss on a bun. Three stars for the Speckled Lemonade. Five stars for the quesadilla, it was my go to meal before going meatless.
(3)Kristal M.
Our waiter was new and his first night on his own. He did great! The food was awesome and so was the Bailey's Irish Cream shake.
(4)Jaynie C.
Never disappointed in Red Robin. Burgers are huge and there is never a problem if you ask for something special. We usually share an order of fried clam strips. Clam chowder is delicious. Usually have enough left over for another meal. Yum!
(4)Arlene M.
I had dinner here with my son the other day and was pleasantly surprised that they don't limit themselves to burgers. I had a delicious avocado chicken salad. The size was big but since the food was "light" to eat I was able to finish it without any problem. It is a nice chain and will probably visit it again sometime.
(4)Kristen H.
Oh Red Robin, I *hate* myself for loving you! Once again, this is absolutely not a four star restaurant but they get four stars from me! I order the Bonsai burger every time. It's got a grilled pineapple on it, and that makes it healthy--almost like a fruit cup. I've always had pleasant service here and this is probably one of the best restaurants in Pittsburgh to go to if you need to eat out and you've got a picky kid with you. In fact the last time I was here with my then 6 year old cousin, he ordered the chicken strips and then hugged the waitress and told her they were the best thing he had ever had to eat, ever. While I haven't found Red Robin to be HUG THE WAITRESS good, these burgers are terribly good, and then they are made even better with the basket of endless fries. The last time I was here I opted for the steamed broccoli as my side instead of the burger. The burgers came out and I took one look at the broccoli, said, 'what was i thinking?" and then immediately started to steal my friends fries. Don't be me. If you're eating at Red Robin your diet for that day is dashed. Commit to sin, and enjoy yourself.
(4)Ang T.
I have still not forgiven Red Robin for taking Salmon off the menu, their Salmon Caesar Salad was soooo good and was such a nice, healthy option when my husband wanted to come here for a burger. Fish is the only meat that I eat and there are now no healthy options when I don't want a burger, like most restaurants all of their salads have meat on them and the only fish they offer is fried. That being said, Red Robin's birthday burger is one of the best birthday deals that I have found. I do love that I can replace any burger with a Gardenburger. Service has always been good and their happy hour specials are good prices.
(4)Michael W.
We go for the chicken sandwich. It's consistently good, so we always know what we are getting. I am a touch upset that they don't have the blackened chicken anymore, but if you request it, they can piece together something similar. The decor is fun and the beers are big. The fries are also bottomless, but just expect small batches at a time.
(3)Nancy R.
I've seen the advertisements and was happy when I saw they opened one in Robinson Twp. area. FOOD: I just had a hamburger without cheese. Little did I know that they give you onion rings instead of french fries. The burger looks big, thick and juicy, but when I got it, it was a scrawny piece of meat with pickles and mustard on it. The onion rings were so good - big and crispy! After paying ~$8 for it, I thought I can get a similar burger for cheaper at McD.
(2)Eric M.
I go here with the wife and son on a fairly regular basis. The wife always gets the bacon cheeseburger with steaks fries, sometimes with the lettuce wrap, sometimes with the gluten free bun. It's never a bad meal, usually between good and really good. I usually get the simply grilled chicken sandwich on the lettuce wrap, I vary my side between the steak fries, sweet potatoe fries, broccoli or the side salad. The chicken is always cooked well, just lacks a little bit of flavor. I think it's odd that I have to pay extra for certain sides while not others. We'll go here again in the future.
(3)Darren W.
So I came here with Kay and her parents and shockingly DID NOT ORDER A BURGER! Let that cook in your brain for a second. No, I tried the Riblets and Clucks, an entree that gets you some all-around spiffy "microribs" (nice sauce and tenderness) and some merely passable breaded chicken strips. The "endless" fries were as good as when I had them at the Red Robin near South Hills Village months ago, but does anyone order seconds of these, ever? The creamy, timidly tangy cole slaw also agreed with me. Eh, I should have just gotten a burger. It's great that RR offers a diverse bill of fare, but the Banzai Burger Kay's mom munched on made me envious. Perhaps it was the flour-dusted bun. Yeah, that always does it. Then again, wrapping it in bakery tissue is a cool touch too. Damn, I want one now. P.S. What is it with chains these days and their fascination with kitschy framed posters? It's as if you're in a teenager's bedroom that doubles as a pop culture museum...and a 50's style restaurant. P.P.S. We weren't hungry enough for dessert.
(3)