Pretty good restaurant - we went there for a celebration dinner and had a good time.  However, they told us three times at the door that we needed a reservation and that \"apparently everyone had arrived to eat at the same time...\"  Yet I looked around and saw gray haired folks sitting at maybe 8 or so of the ~20 tables.  Uh, okay - I get that you're trying to convey trendiness, but it's a Wednesday night, there's no one here, and I just got asked for money by random street folks two times while walking to the door.  \n\nThe food was pretty good - not much of it and nothing to write home about.  My scallops and crab cake were tasty and properly cooked.  However, for the price and atmosphere, I'd love to have something in Pittsburgh more like Lola in Cleveland or other five stars with serious soul and love in the food.  For example, at Lola recently, we got recommendations for apps, wine, and desserts that would taste yummy with our food.  But none of the five different people who came to our table ever chatted with us about  other things we could eat, what we were eating, etc.  I did get a few pieces of info about the wine from the waiter, but he didn't seem particularly excited about us eating there (we were the only ones in the room under 40, and most patrons looked like sleepy rich old folks).\n\nCan't put my finger on it, but I just can't see myself raving about this restaurant to others.  I wouldn't strongly recommend it to my friends unless they or I have a client, new hire, or out-of-town visitor that really needs to be impressed.  That being said, make sure to valet if you want to impress - we were asked for money as soon as we exited the door and walked to our car.