Spoon - Pittsburgh

Fantastic food, atmosphere and service as always!!!

Food and service was excellent! I would highly recommend spoon for an increased intake of classic eating.

Among the positive are beautiful ambiente, good cocktails and delicious chicken salt imbocca. the restaurant did not live up to the 4-5 star ratings I saw here for many reasons: the brot was too hearty (perhaps stale) and served with ricotta and a bit olive oil that was very bland; the borata came with a beautiful mix of olives, pfirsichen, prosciutto and tomaten, but neither the pfirsiche nor tomaten were ripe and the whole thing was cool bath overall better than many of the Italian restaurants in pittsburgh, but that speaks more with the number of old, sad Italian restaurants in the city and not with the quality of this. I would not recommend it and not return.

We haven't been back to spoon for a long time. we enjoyed our refined meal very much. we had weeping and interesting gin cocktails, followed by a winter salad and a start of sushi packed with crab meat in thunfisch with a wasabi cream sauce. the bread basket was wonderful with a variation of maisbrot, biscuits and baguettes. the shellfish stew had more snuggle and garnel than I had ever had in a similar dish of bouillabaisse and cioppino, with more sweet and less garlic. my wife had made the bun with a mushroom plug, which was surprisingly excellent, her choice on her limited palate. we were very full and have chosen kokosnusseis with chocolate sheds and sky sorrow. our only complaint is that the menu always has a lot of interesting idiosyncrats. the printed online menu does not reflect the menu of the evening and declares the choice of my wife of huh. it would be helpful if a current menu would be available, so there are no surprises for those who have a certain taste.

Had a great meal with friends. We all enjoyed the food, drinks and ambiance . My only criticism is that the wine pour was small and the cocktails were as well!!