Low-key neighborhood bar with a killer cocktail list The Warren has easily become one of Downtown’s go-to spots for after-theater drinks. Pittsburgh cocktail guru Spencer Warren leads the beverage program here, with inventive cocktails that change by the season (and sometimes more often), most for only $10, along with a robust beer program, and an in-house wine shop, too. The bar also offers seafood-forward dishes and sushi from the adjoining Penn Cove Eatery, along with their takes on traditional bar snacks like pimento cheeseburgers and Katsu fried chicken sandwiches.

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nightly, Spencer Warren’s speakeasy-style bar in the heart of downtown is a sure bet for a proper cocktail, with a spirits list that includes more than 600 whiskeys and 100 varieties of bitters alone, plus rarities such as a 1953 Italian Cynar. Order a top-shelf dram neat, a Toki highball, a Fred’s old-fashioned (named after Pittsburgh’s beloved Fred Rogers) or something else from the encyclopedic cocktail list, which is longer than a New York City diner menu. The affordable pub grub includes made-to-order sushi (featuring fresh catch from Penn Avenue Fish Co.) plus tots, wings, burgers, fish tacos, creative salads and a whole lot more.

The Warren feels like your favorite dive bar back home, but a recent renovation combined with an impressive food selection elevates the ambience without relinquishing any charm. Come for the handcrafted cocktails and stay for the sandwiches or sushi at this unassuming and dependable restaurant/bar located in the heart of downtown. If the extensive and inventive drink menu does not satisfy your needs, a fully stocked bottle shop is located next to the restaurant for wine and beer takeaway.

If you’re ready to pair a high-end sip or two with sushi rolls or other Asian-inspired fare, head to the Warren Bar and Burrow downtown. This spot has a speakeasy feel, with well-curated cocktails, a good wine list, and more than a half-dozen beers on tap. While there is traditional pub fare here, the Warren partners up with its neighbor at Penn Avenue Fish Company to provide its patrons sushi rolls, chirashi bowls, and sashimi.

The Warren is one of those bars where you never know who you’re going to run into in. A mixture of business-casual young professionals and charming ne’er-do-wells sit behind its amber-lit bars, united by the deliciousness of The Warren’s cauliflower wings and their extensive list of spirits. You want craft whiskies, amari, or Fernet Branca’s mintier cousin, Brancamenta?

If you’re seeking a sophisticated ambiance and expertly crafted cocktails, The Warren is the place to be. This upscale cocktail bar in downtown Pittsburgh offers an extensive menu of handcrafted drinks, showcasing a blend of classic and innovative flavors. The dimly lit space creates a cozy atmosphere, perfect for a date night or an intimate gathering with friends.

The Warren is a staple in Pittsburgh’s cocktail scene showing off its speakeasy vibes and affordable, hand crafted drinks. There’s a cocktail for everyone here… someone who likes it sweet, someone who wants unique flavors and even those who just want a well done classic. We highly recommend trying out one of their seasonal cocktails!

I have had plenty of great drinks from The Warren, but this one (corrected in name and recipe from when this story originally was published) was probably my favorite. This pretty floral drink had a nice bubbly taste to it similar to a rosé wine. I found myself finishing it pretty fast despite my efforts to savor it slowly.

245 7th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222Phone: (412) 201-5888 Visit Website. The Warren, located downtown on 7th Street, is a fixture on the Pittsburgh bar scene. It has the cozy feel of a speakeasy, except this speakeasy couples handmade cocktails with made-to-order sushi from their neighbors at Penn Avenue Fish Company.

When you think of food options at neighborhood cocktail bars, your first thought likely turns to burgers and sandwiches and other approachable pub food- not sushi. Well, at The Warren in downtown Pittsburgh, you get both!. At first, we thought the combination of burgers and sushi was rather odd.

Tucked away downtown just feet from the Benedum Center, The Warren is a cozy, laid-back spot for craft cocktails, with a menu of more than ten standards and three highball options featuring Suntory spirits and refreshing soda water (served with a twist, of course).

The Warren: The Warren is launching a brand-new brunch program on Sunday, May 10 from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., with menu items like Challah French Toast, Katsu Chicken & Waffles, Bagel Kits, Bloody Mary Kits, and a stellar brunch charcuterie board.

Located in the Cultural District is a cozy neighborhood joint known for its handcrafted cocktails at affordable prices. The Warren Bar and Burrow serves a combination of comfort food and fresh sushi to appeal to all types of guests.

Brunch is served every Saturday and Sunday starting at 11 a.m. at The Warren Bar & Burrow. Find a menu full of brunch cocktails, brunch sandwiches, and brunch plates like a breakfast burrito and a cinnamon honey waffle.

Great cocktails and pan-Asian cuisine await at The Warren Bar & Burrow. The speakeasy vibes are also in the heart of the city's Cultural District, which makes this a "must" when it comes to Pittsburgh restaurants.

Known for their Gourmet Grilled Cheese, burgers, and craft beer, The Yard also features an inventive brunch menu in Market Square.