Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery

In town for the Beyoncé Concert and where do you go to eat before partying all night?
Anywhere you can eat and drink that is close to Heinz Field… just steps away… so that’s how we ended up here at the «Hooters» like establishment.
Now, I am not knocking either, but looking at the apple bottom of a waitress or bartender and having breast globes in my face while ordering is not quite my style. Hey. the fellas had kilts on but why did I not get the same show??? hmmmm can you say «sexist»?
Anyway, we were told it could be 30 min for food since they were swamped and after an hour… nothing! After 75 minutes, A-​ok food.
The Philly Cheesesteak and Seasoned fries had a nice favor but, I lost my appetite. The chicken tenders were crunchy and had a nice taste as well, but just not worth the wait.
Finally, The wrong bill for food we did not eat and drinks we never consumed.
SO, ladies and gentlemen, try it. You might like it, but not on an event night at the stadium.
Oh! There is also outside seating with a pit for burgers and hotdogs on the fly!

Great place to catch the Penguins game after the Pirates and Mets were rained out — but the service wasn’t great still overall an OK experience

The overwhelmed and untrained staff were unable to handle an event crowd. Our table and 2 other parties ultimately walked out without eating after waiting over an hour for food. I can understand the challenges of a sudden crowd after an event; however, I do not understand why we were treated poorly and disrespectfully by the management team. I highly recommend skipping the TK and try one of the countless walkable options downtown.

I just left the tilted kilt. We came in after a concert. Our waitress SUCKED. However the manager Patrick was amazing. I was charged for drinks I didn’t have. No one brought us boxes and we were PISSED. But Patrick was amazing. Super apologetic, friendly and accommodated us immediately. He was very sweet and made sure we left happy. They are lucky to have him!!! All of the tables seemed to have problems and Patrick was handling everyone. Once we left I gave him a tip (which he refused repeatedly) and he gave me a hug, his parting words were «just trying to keep cool» just an over all NICE GUY. Amazing at his job. P. s Angela. Please quit.

Tilted Kilt is what is it is. Its basically an Irish version of a hooters. Food is good — not great — but decent for sure. Ceaser wrap, burgers and fries are actually pretty good. Drinks are pretty strong but decently tasty. Tilted Kilt is exactly what you would expect from a place with half naked waitresses. So I’m giving it it 5 stars for being good at what it’s trying to do. Its really not trashy like I think people think and even my wife loves the place for its drinks and food. Its a great place to go for St Patty’s day or a chill hang out to get drinks for a while after work. Highly recommend for a fun restaurant search!

Great food and fun girls! Fun place to stop in when walking on the North Shore, and can’t go wrong with some wings or the ribs!

We ate on a «game day» and there was plenty to chose from on the menu. Server was very nice and friendly. Food was very good, no complaints. Service was good. The only negative I can say is it was very noisy inside, so we ate outside. The outside area is in the sun until early evening, so it was a little warm. Would only suggest they invest in umbrellas. I don’t understand all the negative reviews.

Stopped by on the St. Patrick’s Day parade. They had a grill set up outside and the side of chips were just chilling in a garbage can. No bag or anything. Outside of the can looked gross so don’t think the inside was all that clean. They noticed us looking and threw a lid over it. So, if you are looking for a place to serve you garbage, this is the place

We came around Happy Hour and it wasn’t very busy. We ordered a few beers from their beer list which they didn’t have. Finally when we get our drinks mine is wrong along with my friends. I decide to drink it anyway and when I get to the bottom of my draft I see all this shmootz in the bottom. Gross. John Taffer would have shut it the F down. Won’t go back.

1 Star is a compliment. This place is literally the worst restaurant experience I’ve ever had.
They forgot my buddy’s meal, and when it came out 30 minutes later it was cold and not how he ordered it. Someone at our table spilled his drink and when we asked for a towel or napkins she completely blew us off. I had to go to the bar to get a towel and clean it up myself. On top of that, our waitress had a bad attitude and was generally unpleasant, and forgot literally ever single thing we asked for.
I will never come back here.

Checked this place out this past Friday night and besides the Dj, it was basically dead. The bartender was having a hard time washing & rewashing glasses and the hostess were barely staying awake. I get it– it’s a winter night on the North Shore with nothing going on but WHY ARE DRAFT BEERS $ 5.50 FOR MILLER LIGHT? With ALL the options, all over the North Shore, and across the river in town or South Side– why would anyone want to drink here? I think the only thing saving this place is that sometimes there’s a wait at Rivertown so they get the overflow. Oh yea– bring a coat cause I don’t think they turn the heat on– hoping that their sparse crowd will heat it up.
This place stinks– go somewhere else…

It’s ten minutes until kickoff for the Steelers playoff game, bar is stacked 4 deep, and there is ONE bartender! The staff’s response was that they did not anticipate a crowd — WTF?!?

My buddy and I sat at the surfboard (11÷16÷15) for my birthday, in the bar and waited for service or a simple acknowledgment. It never came. We had an enjoyable experience at Bettis’ place where we had $ 200 in just alcohol, not to mention food. I could say that it was a Monday night in downtown Pit and that the area was not that busy. In my professional experience that is when you need to be fighting for every dollar.

Game day. 4 bartenders. 2 waitresses on patio. 100s+ people. Waited 45 min and no service. Had to get our own food/​drinks from the bar. They don’t serve fries for patio guests. Only chips. Terrible service. Cold and stale food. Warm drinks.

Oh Geez, in a bad way, where to begin?
This place is basically a Hooter’s themed bar but with none of the respect of quality of a Hooters. A lot of places are beginning to open up in the North Shore and I bet that it will really hurt their business.
We wanted to go to Rivertowne but the wait was very very long, so we walked next door to the Tilted Kilt. Not so shockingly, we got right in. The beer was beer. I mean it was reasonably priced for Pittsburgh, basic selection. I had a Sam’s Octoberfest.
The food was terrible. I got the fish and chips and my boyfriend got the chicken tenders. I mean you can’t mess that up right? My fish was so heavily breaded my first couple bites were just breading (and Heinz Ketchup, am I right?!) The grease from my fish, leaked through the paper and onto the table. The chicken tenders were basic and not burnt. They had been sitting under a heat lamp, you could tell they weren’t too fresh. (They may have been «re-​fried» like cooked once and then popped back in the fryer for a few seconds to heat them back up, but I’m not sure)
The waitress was nice, but not great.
The bathrooms? Gross! I stuck to the floor.
I would rather walk to the nearest 7 – 11 and get a Kind bar before eating here again.

Not a bad place to grab a drink before and event. However, the food here is terrible. Ordered a burger medium, came out well done. Heading to the baseball game so I didn’t have time to send it back.
On a separate occasion, ordered chicken that did not taste right. Had to send that back and get something else as it was no cooked properly.
Stay away from the food here. They obviously can’t get it right.

A reviewer hit it right describing it as «Irish Hooters». If that’s your thing, fine. What I contest is the tasteless burger. I had probably three bites of bread before my taste buds, teeth, or tongue even found the burger. Then, it was lukewarm, wet from water not grease, square molded as in frozen and thawed perhaps? It wasn’t worth finishing.

So I do not ever think I have given such a low review on Unilocal before. I have been in my share of tilted kilts on the eastern portion of the U.S. and I don’t think until last night I walked into one so dirty, and unorganized. I had to wait to be greeted by the hostess when there were 3 tables in one of the largest tilted kilts I have ever been in. After I was seated it took the waitress, who I can after the initial delay was very pleasant, about 8 minutes to greet me at my table. Watching the staff interact with the little customers they had was very poor. The male bartender was more concerned with his mobile phone then making sure his station was clean. The manager of duty was to busy socializing with a friend then to table touch or even say have a great night when I intenally walked by him.
The waitress Harley even though we started off in a rough track was very pleasant and met the standard of what I expected walking into a TK.

Yeah, not my kind of place. Granted, I knew that when I walked in the door, or really about 50 meters down the road, but I was 21 a long time ago, and this place is not really for you if you’re not still enjoying the novelty of being able to buy beer. But, there really aren’t a lot of options on North Shore Dr, and before an event at Heinz, your choices are very limited.
The servers are friendly enough, but obviously overworked, and the lack of any clear organization basically means it’s up to you to try and flag one down.
Food was decent enough, a bit overpriced. It was so loud I could barely hear myself think. But they have a lot of seating, and to their credit, they got us in and out in under an hour.

At the Kilt pre-​lubin on the North Shore before the Gaelic Storm show at Stage AE. Drinking a KCCO Gold Lager because I’ve never had one before. It’s tasty, better than any domestic, but for $ 7.50, it’s really not all that good. Guess I’m paying for location.
The beer list isn’t bad here but if your just looking to have a few before a game or a concert, I’d recommend the place next door.