Pittsburgh's Best After-Work Bar 2007

Beer reigns supreme at this two-story bar over-looking historic Market Square.

Reviews:

• “Big Beers”
• “Good beer, bad food and poor service”
• “If you like beer you must go here.”

Tips: Mix-and-match beers in a to-go six-pack and get 20% off.

Market Street Ale House

Get your game on at this venerable Squirrel Hill sports hub.

Reviews:

• “My favorite bar in Pittsburgh!”
• “Great Neighborhood Sports Bar”
• “Great bar!”

Tips: These days, Silky’s is one of the few bars in Pittsburgh with a non-digital jukebox, and the bar also plays host to an honest-to-God shuffleboard.

Silky’s Sports Bar and Grill
email Silky’s Sports Bar and Grill

Reviews:

• “Damon’s”
• “Awesone Place to hang out”

Damon’s the Place For Ribs

Crockett and Tubbs flash this kind of neon.

Reviews:

• “Jack’s is Jack’s”
• “Hit or Miss”
• “’burgh Bar all the way.”
• “True Characters”
• “Wing night!”

Jack’s Bar

Office workers unwind with a large selection of beers, fantastic lobster rolls and a set of standards on the jukebox.

Reviews:

• “The worst service I have had in years!!!”
• “was good before but not this time”
• “Worst service, non-attentive management”
• “Good food but so-so service”
• “Fun times”

Roland’s Seafood Grill

Popular literary bar is the closest establishment the Oakland neighborhood has to a traditional college bar.

Reviews:

• “Great Menu”
• “Your typical college bar scene”

Hemingway’s Cafe

This swanky Station Square martini bar and restaurant welcomes both executives and blue-collars.

Tips: For those with a sweet tooth, don’t miss the Chocolate Dream martini—more dessert than drink, it fills a chocolate-painted glass with Smirnoff Vanilla Twist and creme de cacao.

Bar Louie

Tavern caters to employees on lunch break and offers reasonably priced drinks and bar fare.

Grant Street Tavern

One of the North Hills’ favorite watering holes.

Perrytowne Tavern

Sammy’s Famous Corned Beef

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