Huszar - Pittsburgh

Large Hungarian and Eastern European foods and drinks

Great service and food. We will be back. If you like Hunky food this is the place for you

I was looking for an Eastern European restaurant for a quick visit to Pittsburgh. Found this place on open table and booked for a Friday lunch. It’s in a great old corner Tavern and cozy. We were among only a couple people there in mid afternoon, so I can’t speak to the noise level when it’s full. Menu was just what I was looking for hearty Hungarian staples. Also I was super pleased they had a selection of Tokaj wine which we had both a dry with lunch and a sweet for dessert. I don’t think you can go wrong with anything on the menu. Good beers on draft too. Our server was attentive and charming. Only thing to be aware is no parking right outside, but around the corner is street parking I gave 5 stars cause it was exactly what I was looking for,

Greta ambiance and friendly staff. They were short staffed and still did a fantastic job. Hidden gem. Great place to eat and hang out without feeling rushed. Will definitely return.

Huszar is a piece of Hungarian Heaven. Set in a well worn neighborhood bar this Hungarian hideaway has the best ethnic food in Pittsburgh!! We were celebrating our 48th Wedding Anniversary and our daughter’s 47th birthday so I thought a glass of wine was called for. Our genuinely nice and helpful waitress suggested a semi sweet Hungarian wine which was cool and crisp and the perfect choice. We tried the red cabbage salad, the creamy cucumber salad and a bowl of decadent and delicious cream of onion soup. All choice were excellent and we will have them again. We saw a delicious looking bread pass by and decided to try it big mistake now I know I will be craving that crispy fried bread covered with sour cream, garlic and shredded cheese daily!! Our entrees arrived and we dug in chicken paprikas, pork chop with bacon and cheese and pork schnitzel with tiny dumplings coved with a rich mushroom gravy. All three were excellent with generous portions. We couldn’t resist desert and tried a delicate crepe with apricot, crushed nuts, whipped cream, chocolate and a touch of rum. We also shared a classic Apple strudel with just the right amount of sugar and a dollop or two of whipped cream. Needless to say we will be back! Fabulous evening, food and service!!