Latitude 40

I went there for happy hour with some friends and the service was awesome and everyone was super nice. We got an appetizer to snack on and it was really good! But I gave a lower score because their happy hour sign says martinis and I specifically came to get one but when I asked her which were on happy hour she said they got rid of those. I was confused on why they just don't change their sign and was very disappointed about it.

The only reason it's getting two stars is because the kids had fun playing in the arcade otherwise no stars would be given. The service started out great. We were the only diners that day. We were a large party of ten. Two families. When we asked for two separate checks the waitress rolled her eyes and and gave "the sigh". The food was average. I ordered a medium well burger and it came medium rare.  I ate it. My friends daughter had chicken tenders that were more like burnt rocks. I cant believe they were let out of the kitchen let alone served.  This we did complain about and Chrissy,our waitress, didn't want to take care of it and after some push finally decided to have it remade. But since the child had eaten some of the fries from the first order she wasn't given any on the remake.  The second order was slightly less than burned but more edible. The waitress loomed over our table clearing dishes as soon as she felt we should be done. Now remember this is an arcade setting so the kids got up to play more games the adults were still eating but the waitress thought we should be done and we get the bill. Four people 75.00.  Gratuity had been added to our bill but the waitress failed to inform us.  My friends bill had all these up charges. She was charged twice for pizza toppings,and after pointing it out to the waitress and some hemming and hawing from the waitress, she took off the extra charges still making an 8 inch pizza over 16.00. Serves one adult! We sat at our table for nearly an hour while the kids were playing in the arcade and were completely ignored by our waitress. The waitress did come back to the table but only  to clear some glasses.  Sadly the place was near empty when we got there for lunch and completely empty after we left at 3:30.  There are many better choices out there for fun and games!  won't be returning

I have mixed feelings about this place. I was the maid of honor for my friend in June and when it came to the bachelorette party, we were having a hard time finding a place that her little sister (19) would be able to get into. I asked another girl who actually lives in Pittsburgh to scout out some places where we could drink with a younger person in attendance. She came up with this and I think it worked out as well as it could have.

For the positive, the restaurant was decent - absolutely huge portions for the price and a very friendly server. They accommodated our 6 way split checks and having an underage person at the table. The club section looked like it would be fun, but since we had a younger person we left at 10 since she couldn't go in that area. I don't blame them for this - we knew she wouldn't be allowed upstairs, so another girl took the bride clubbing downtown afterwards. I am grateful for this place because I'm not sure we could have gotten away with having that many drinks with a teenager present any other way.

For the negative, bowling was extremely overpriced. $42/hr (not including shoe rental) for one lane seems ridiculous. The game room was also a ripoff. You had to buy cards with an "activation fee" meaning it would be over $100 just for the arcade games by the time we all got our cards loaded. We just skipped it and went straight to bowling after dinner.

I give the restaurant 4 stars and the bowling/arcade 1 star. The upstairs club floor looked like it would have been decent, so I'm giving 3 stars. Surprisingly good restaurant, gotta give them credit for that.