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  • My husband and I are fairly new to Pittsburgh. His parents were in town, so we thought a nice dinner on Mt. Washington was the ticket. I had made reservations only a few days before and had asked for good seating since you come to these places for the view. When we got there, we ended up being seated at one of the inside tables, rather than a window seat. Maybe you have to reserve way in advance to get a window seat? Oh well. Our service was a little strange for the price point. Our server explained the portions were a bit smaller, so we might want to order extra food. That seemed a little unnecessary- almost apologetic?- as I found the portions to be about what you'd expect from a fine dining restaurant. We did follow her advice and get a few appetizers. We also had to ask our server for a wine list, get her attention to order said bottle of wine, ask her if we could order dessert. Again- I think for the price point, your server should know that you want wine or cocktails. Maybe it's just me, but it makes me feel awkward- almost asking permission to order something "extra"? I think the general consensus in town is that Mt. Washington is no longer the neighborhood for cutting-edge cuisine. The food at Isabela was good, but nothing too memorable. I got salmon with couscous and brussel sprouts- something you could get just about anywhere. My father in law did get a fantastic pork roast that we all sampled. It was juicy and falling-apart-tender, but again- nothing I couldn't make at home in my crockpot. I did enjoy the kitchen being on view in the second-floor dining area, but it added to the noise level. This dining room is fairly small (8 tables, maybe?) and the sound really filled the room. That's not necessarily something I mind, but it can be tough if you're dining with anyone hard of hearing (as we were.)
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