

We are dedicated to being good neighbors, fostering strong relationships, and truly getting to know every member of our beloved community. For us, barbecue is more than just food; it’s a sacred tradition, a culinary heirloom passed down through generations, and we treat it with the utmost respect. Barbecue has a profound soul, steeped in rich tradition, intertwined with history, and deeply rooted in the heart of family gatherings. When folks ask about our plans for the colder winter months, our answer is simple and reassuring: you’ll always find a warm and welcoming space here. Our vision includes a comfortable turf floor and a robust, large tent cover to ensure your comfort during harsher weather. Both our indoor and outdoor areas
Relaxed, rustic-industrial stop with outdoor seating offering Southern BBQ meats, sides & beers.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4501 Butler St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Phone: (412) 683-7474
Website: https://walterspgh.com/
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We spoke of how we met the lovely couple, and how we’d soon gather to celebrate them beneath that soft Pittsburgh light that makes even time hold its breath.
And then there was Kaitlin & Sadie, queens of Walter’s! They served us the moon and the stars reminiscent of the original Bruce, our Bruce also known as Robert The Bruce.
They didn’t simply serve us; they tended to us with laughter, with grace, with that rare light that turns a table into a memory. They kept us nourished, hydrated, and impossibly happy. Some people bring food and drink; others bring joy. They brought both .
May the Gods bless you, Walter and your Bar & Grill, the home we never expected, yet found ourselves in exactly when we needed it most.
That hour was golden, the kind of gold that doesn’t fade with the sunset, but lingers in the heart.
It was the golden hour.
The best hour.
The forever Silverman hour.
We will never forget 10.11.25 (between 1:30 pm and- 2:30 pm)
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We ordered The Sandman from the “From the Smoker” section, which came stacked: brisket, ribs, pulled pork, jalapeño cheddar sausage, three sides, and two cornbread.
Best protein on the plate were the ribs and pulled pork—flavorful and well-cooked. The brisket was a miss for me: overcooked and dry. Sausage was fine, but didn’t stand out.
Sides were mixed. Collard greens and cornbread were good. Mac & cheese could’ve hit harder—needed more depth and creaminess.
Fries were also good, and the BBQ sauces were solid across the board, adding nice flavor. Drinks weren’t bad either.
Note: it gets busy on a nice Saturday night, and the kitchen seems to close before 11pm. So if you’re planning a late visit, time it right.
Came to tour around Pittsburgh and was in the mood for some BBQ. Came with my girlfriend, brother and his girlfriend, at around 4PM. The menu looked intriguing and it was fairly priced.
It wasn’t too busy, and there were plenty of servers around. Ours wasn’t as attentive as we liked to. There were two instances where we left the table to find our server to try and get help. Outside of our specific server, the rest of the staff were friendly and attentive to us. The food came our table relatively quickly and the atmosphere was generally great, with playing 2010’s classic hits that was easily enjoyable.
The food was good, the brisket was definitely a standout. The mac and cheese was surprisingly good, and the pulled pork was good a nice eat as well. The baked potato was packed, the mashed potatoes were delicious, and the potato salad was also surprisingly good.
It was a bit disappointing for a BBQ place to only offer two types of BBQ sauce, a house sweet and a house spicy. The sweet was better on the taste buds, and the spicy tasted like it wasn’t trying to ease into the buffalo sauce side. The spicy wasn’t particularly spicy, either.
Overall, it was a good eat for BBQ in Pittsburgh. We paid around $30 per person after sides and soft beverages. Would recommend it if you’re craving it when in the area.
The place was jumping and had such a great vibe! Chill!
Make a reservation and come hungry!
Smoked brisket and pulled pork were our favorites!
Portions are just right but good luck trying to finish your meal. You will be full!
Nice drink and beer selection too.
(You will want to avoid the tables with stools!)
Todd was outstanding all around. He was clearly working hard to make sure every table had a great experience, and it definitely didn’t go unnoticed. He deserves recognition for the effort he puts in.
Highly recommend
We ordered smoked BBQ wings and candied bacon as an appetizer. Both delicious. My partner ordered the Lunch Box with the fatty brisket, collard greens, and fries. Those collard greens were to die for!!! I ordered the breakfast sandwich plus brisket. When the server brought our food, the chef immediately stopped over to offer me a side because the sandwich was small (I did not complain, he saw this and offered immediately). I added coleslaw. The sandwich was delicious and the brisket was extremely tender and flavorful.
Throughout our dinner, the chef stopped by a few times to check in on us and was extremely accommodating and great to talk to. Our server (I wish I remembered her name!) gave us some of the most professional service I’ve ever had at a restaurant.
We were so glad we found this place! Great food, great service, and when it came time to pay the bill, we were pleasantly surprised with great prices. Don’t skip checking this place out, and make sure you order the collard greens!!!