Park Bruges

Visited on a Sunday around 12:30 for brunch. The place is in a pretty nice suburb of Pittsburgh. They have a couple table out front and plenty of tables inside. Great brunch menu with a deal for an entrée, side, and drink for $25. Stuck with a Bloody Mary as part of the deal, mostly because the draft beer prices were exorbitant. Nothing on draft for under $6, which wouldn't be a problem if the right beers were on draft. The food was all great. I had a share of their standard poutine, crab cakes benedict, and sausage. Everybody I was with raved about their food as well. I would say definitely visit for brunch, but be prepared to skip beer unless you are willing to spend in the $6-25 range for anything. They do have lots of Belgian stuff, but nothing that's mindblowing.

Awesome spot and hopefully a long-term anchor tenant in a good candidate area for revival. Clean and light, bright, with a bit of an upscale bistro feel, but ultimately extremely friendly and obviously focused toward the neighborhood, seems like a lot of regulars. Mussels were great, sauce was great, cleaned up every spot from my plate. Beer selection a bit more expensive than I’d like to see, but for that and fresh barside mussels from PEI, happy hour seems to be the remedy. Otherwise great for brunch! [2017.05.25: 86]

Very nice food. Outdoor seating is a nice touch. Beer selection is better than the average restaurant but nothing crazy. Definitely worth a stop for dinner.

Overall really good food with at least one really good beer on tap. If you want Belgians, this is the place to go. I would also highly recommend their weekly beer tastings. They aren’t your typical beer dinner and definitely are something to try.

Welcome to the lighter, more spacious, and newer sister restaurant to Point Breeze’s Point Brugge. (The two share a website--don’t be confused.) Excellent Belgian and eclectic fare: don’t miss the curry mussels with cilantro and poutine with curds. Waitstaff really helpful with advice on beer. Tap selections change frequently, great selection of shareable bottles. Easy neighborhood parking, cool upscale/casual vibe, but family-friendly too. Will please varied tastes: visiting Parisian organist, fussy teenagers, grandparents. Can get busy and a little loud; we like early suppers and late lunches here best. 1st Monday jazz dinners; 3rd Monday neighborhood tasting dinners. Delightful, good value, highly recommended.