Whether you're in town for business or pleasure, Station Square is the place to dine and play.  With over 20 restaurants and eateries, you're bound to find a great spot to suit your tastes.

		Bar Louie This hip neighborhood restaurant and bar specializes in oversized sandwiches and artfully created jumbo martinis, but also offers an extensive selection of appetizers, pastas, and entrees, plus a wide assortment of interesting beers, microbrews, and wines by the glass or bottle.  Warm surroundings with an urban feel includes nightlife photography and signature hand-laid tile artwork.
		Buca di Beppo An authentic Italian restaurant offering flavorful Italian dining:  Dine with family and friends while enjoying the Italian traditions of food, friendship and hospitality.  In the spirit of the Italian culture, dishes are served family style and are meant to be shared.  Groups small and large can come together to pass platters of mouth-watering cuisine around the table for all to enjoy.
		Buckhead Saloon Not just a nightclub, but an All-American dining experience for lunch and dinner.  With wings, pizzas, salads, sandwiches, and party deals, Buckhead Saloon is perfect for a great dining experience.  Featuring two full bars, Buckhead is known for its nightlife, but also hosts great private and semi-private parties.  Catering is offered for groups from 20 to 600, and can be hosted on or off-site.
		Charley's Grilled Subs The #1 Philly Steak chain in the country: Even though the Cheese Steak originated in Philly, doesn't mean that Pittsburgh can't share the wealth!  Charley?s Grilled Subs have been running since 1986, perfecting grilled subs all over the country.  Besides their famous Cheese Steaks, a variety of chicken, turkey, ham, and veggie subs are available.
		Cool Beans A cool alternative to coffee franchises.  Stop by the Freight House near the Food Court to see what they are all about.
		Gandy Gancer Saloon Attached to the Grand Concourse is its more casual sister restaurant, The Gandy Dancer Saloon features a rustic atmosphere with wood plank floors and small secluded booths, a long oak bar and another horse-shoe raw bar & pasta station, both with tall bar stools.   The Gandy offers patrons a more casual list of foods including fresh fish, pastas, sandwiches and chowders. Entertainment is featured seven nights a week.
		Grand Concourse This fine seafood emporium, a Chuck Muer restaurant, is set in the Edwardian splendor of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad terminal built in 1901. Opened to the public in April of 1978, the Grand Concourse is part of Pittsburgh History and Landmark's Station Square restoration. The decor of the Grand Concourse combines brass, marble, mahogany and a breathtaking stained glass cathedral ceiling.
		Hard Rock Cafe What started as an American diner in the heart of London has blossomed into a way of life. Hard Rock isn't just a name; it's a culture that aims to "Love all. Serve all." Hard Rock came jammin' into Pittsburgh in the summer of 2002 with an industrial ceiling and exposed-brick stage with indoor seating for 200, seasonal outdoor patio, and a 80 seat private indoor patio room overlooking the dancing fountain.
		Hooters Delightfully tacky, yet unrefined.  Casual beach-theme restaurant featuring "oldies" jukebox music, sports on television and a menu that includes seafood, sandwiches, salads and spicy chicken wings.  Plus, what would Hooters be without the world famous Hooters Girls.
		Island Cafe Head to the Island for American and Greek food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, along with quick serve ice cream!  Located in Bessemer Court by Starbucks Coffee.
		Joe's Crab Shack Joe knows seafood.  Step inside Joe's Crab Shack and you will feel as if you are in a Gulf Coast fishing camp.  It's so much fun, we sometimes forget to talk about the great food!  The Joe's experience is just so cool and comfortable.  It's loved by adults and kids alike.  Boogie over to the patio so you can chill out and pound some crabs.  Or if you'd rather stay inside, kick-back and enjoy a relaxed meal.  It's casual seafood at its best!
		Kiku Japanese Restaurant This relaxing atmosphere, with dim lights and Japanese music, transforms your Station Square experience to a peaceful East Asian dining affair.  Kiku preserves the style of a Japanese tea room, with paper windows and lanterns in the Edo tradition.  Along with sushi and sashimi, you can try entrees such as white fish tsutsumiyaki and veal maki.
		The Melting Pot Discover all the ingredients to a perfect evening, including a relaxed atmosphere, private tables, attentive service, fine wines and fabulous four-course fondue dinners.  Guests enjoy a choice of four flavorful fondue cooking styles and a variety of unique entrees combined with special dipping sauces.  The menu also includes creamy cheese fondues, fresh salads, fine wines and mouthwatering chocolate fondue desserts.
		Pittsburgh Rare Conceived in a fiery furnace, bred with certified Black Angus beef, and dedicated to meat lovers everywhere. Pittsburgh Rare debuted at the Sheraton Station Square Hotel in 2001, near where steel workers once seared meat against hot metal in the mill - a cooking style known as "Pittsburgh Rare.  Steaks and chops, seared to perfection, to be savored at a comfortable table overlooking Pittsburgh's distinctive cityscape at its most spectacular.
		Red Star Tavern For outrageous fun, visit Red Star Tavern Station Square!  Red Star's got the best Texas BBQ north of Amarillo, plus cold beers and frozen drinks. Late night dining, carry-out and private parties are all available, along with a fabulous view of downtown Pittsburgh. Patio seating and Kid's menus are also available.
		Sesame Inn This fine Chinese dining experience offers a sit-down restaurant and lounge, along with carry-out and free delivery.  Open for lunch and dinner, Sesame Inn also offers available private party rooms.  Bringing traditional Chinese dishes to Station Square with over 40 selections to chose from, Sesame Inn offers a variety from General Tso?s to Ginger Chicken, and Triple Delight to Seafood Supreme.
		Starbucks Expertly crafted and always satisfying Starbucks coffee offers a complete lineup of signature drinks that America has grown to crave.  From favorite Frappuccinos  to Tazo tea, Starbucks has created classic American drinks that Pittsburghers can enjoy at Station Square.
		Subway Internationally recognized in 86 different countries across the globe, Subway has grown to become a household name.  Turkey Breast, Italian B.M.T., Tuna and the Subway Club are some of the brand's most popular sandwiches.  Toasted favorites include Meatball Marinara, the Chicken & Bacon Ranch, and Subway Melt subs.
		Val's Pizza Opened recently in the Food Court near the Shops at Station Square in the Freight House, Val?s Pizza offers quick and delicious Italian cuisine at your convenience.