
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5906 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Phone: (412) 789-3852
Website: https://www.duos-pgh.com/
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Reviews
It was interesting walking in, as they had a wait for not only tables but the bar too. They said they get so busy that they have to during busy times, which I’ve never seen before. Not a big deal though; as a single diner I was seated within 5 minutes still.
I ordered the steak tartare tostado, and due to the sauce underneath used a fork to eat it. I got the impression that eating it with a fork wasn’t usual, but it saved me from messy hands! The spice level was more than enough for my taste buds, to the point that when the manager stopped over to ask how I liked it and I mentioned the level of spice being a little much for me, she poured me a horchata (their house blend in fact!), which was greatly appreciated.
The next item I had were the birria de chivo; essentially make your own birria tacos. These were also delicious, but extremely filling and very messy. I’d probably only order them again if I was sharing with someone!
The flan was delicious as well, and was a huge portion size.
Overall a really fun first visit, and now my husband is insisting on going with me next time
My husband also had the tostado de atún which was delicious. We shared the tacos de al pastor which were delicious and perfectly spiced/seasoned. Duo’s wide selection of mezcal was impressive and we loved that they only carry brands that are fully Mexican owned, which supports not only family businesses but also the tradition and cultural importance of agave.
There really was not a single thing we experienced that we had anything negative to say. Ultimately, we definitely recommend Duos.
Duo’s delivers authentic flavors in a warm, modern space that feels like a curated escape.
The staff was welcoming, the cocktails were elevated, and the overall vibe was inviting—definitely built for groups, date nights, or anyone chasing a polished experience.
I came specifically to try the suadero tacos—after eating my way through LA’s street taco scene, that cut has become a personal favorite. Unfortunately, they had just pulled it from the menu. I pivoted to the Al Pastor, and it was solid. Nice flavor, good execution.
But here’s my honest take: the tacos are street-sized and priced like fine dining. If you’ve been in the taco game for real— and enjoy Spanish/Latin culture and food— not just riding the “Taco Tuesday” wave—you’ll know what I mean when I say— you’re going to Duo’s for the experience, not the value. The food is authentic, yes. But the pricing— Not so much. It’s A la carte. Which pulls away the true authenticity of Mexican / street tacos.
Would I return— Maybe, if I’m in the area. It’s worth visiting once just to say you did.