Bee’z Bistro and Pub

The food is good, but the service is VERY slow. I was able to order 1 beer, literally it took about 20 minutes to come. Also, when you order an Imperial Stout don’t just leave the bottle without offering a glass. We probably would have ordered up to 3 or 4 more beers if our waitress would have ever come back. :(.

Customer service absolutely horrible. A handful of us at work placed a large lunch order. We explained that it was all one order, coming to the same place, but we needed to pay separately. Not a problem… Until they charged each one of us a $ 1.50 delivery charge on our credit cards. One order, being delivered to one location. It’s not even like the driver had to find all of us, he just had to bring food to one person and our building is less than a mile from Bee’z. When the «manager» was questioned, she said that was how they do things there. Even though I feel it is completely wrong, it should have been explained to us when we initially called in the first place. Will never order again nor will anyone in our place of business.

Great food and atmosphere!!! Famil owned and it shows in the pride they take of making sure your vist is nothing lrss than fantastic!!!

The food is fine but the service is very bad. Many times the servers get lost and don’t check on your food. We have told the owners but things never change.
Good luck demanding average and hoping for a successful business

Used to go to Beez frequently but the service has recently become far too painful. We have waited 45 minutes on several occasions for our food on nights where the place was not full. The food is great and that is what brings us back but at what point does bad service outweigh good food? Best fish sandwich in the area and great salads. Until we see improvements in service we will be eating take out from Beez.

Enjoyed the Tony Special (Calzone – provolone, mozzarella, and pepperoni). Service was great. $ 6.00, not bad

I have been ordering from Bee’z for many years and have always been very happy with the food. Probably one of the best fish sandwiches in the area. Great Shrimp and Avocado Wrap and really good salads! When our office ordered take out last month and I ordered a Salmon Burger. It was definitely better than expected. Very flavorful and nice portion. I actually did away with the bun and ate the salmon. Then last week my husband and I went and I ordered the Greek Salmon, recommended by the waitress, she doesn’t eat fish, but said it is a popular choice among regulars. It did not disappoint. It was so good. It really does rival any of the best restaurants in Pittsburgh. My husband ordered French onion soup a bacon burger. His soup was good but he said the burger tasted like a frozen burger and didn’t care for two patties on a hoagie bun, he would have preferred a fresh made burger on a hamburger bun. Funny that they make a better piece of Salmon then a Burger! Service is standard. They seemed overworked and short staffed. They don’t smile a lot. But since this is a food review — definitely try the Salmon! That’s why I gave it 4 stars!

Although I have lived in the area for more than twelve years, this was my first visit to Bee’z Bistro.
This is an attractive, modern, comfortable, casual restaurant situated in a small strip of shops and medical providers. Although it was reasonably busy on the night that we were there, my wife and I were able to chat without having to yell or fear that our conversation would be overheard by someone that was inches away.
Our server was generally excellent.: friendly, capable, and gracious The only flaw was that my empty water glass was removed from the table well before I left and not replaced with a refill. She obviously became sidetracked.
The fried zucchini was satisfactory, but it is the standard «plank» version, not the delicious, thinly-​sliced, long strips offered by a few choice restaurants like Scoglio Greentree. Bee’z version was fairly-​priced at $ 5.00, the portion being plenty for an appetizer for two.
My mushroom pizza and my wife’s vegetable calzone were generally good, but much of the crust of the calzone was raw, not something one expects with a pricey $ 17 item.
We ordered a lot of food and had some to take home, but our tab came to in excess of $ 53 with gratuity, a lot for a weekday meal for two.
During our meal, a young man who appears to be the owner, went through the dining room, greeting and chatting with individuals who are obviously regulars. He stopped at the booths on both sides of ours, ignoring us. If one is going through the dining room to greet people, might they not have a kind word for those that he does not know as well, hoping that through extending hospitality, they might become regulars? If this were my restaurant, I would be so grateful to those who dined there that I would let them know in some way that their patronage is appreciated and that I would like to see them again. We have experienced the same type of disdain at DeBlasio’s in Mount Lebanon, where it is obvious that only regulars are acknowledged by management.
If Bee’z offered specials that are not exclusive to the bar area, I might dine there with some regularity. The outstanding Primanti Brothers offers happy hour prices in the restaurant, which enables one to enjoy a glass of wine at the dinner hour for the low, low price of $ 2.38. Its pizza is better than Bee’z and it offers 20% bonuses on gift cards at holiday time, enabling the diner to enjoy great prices throughout the year if they stock up as I did.
The restaurant offers the means to provide comments through e-​mail. I took the time and effort to provide detailed thoughts six days ago, providing compliments and constructive criticism, and have received no response yet.

Never again. I always hear that the restaurants in Bridgeville have good food, but the service really lacks. This is all too evident at Beez. I went for a dinner on Friday night with a couple friends and we waited which was fine and expected. While being seated at our table in the bar a waitress rudely told me to get out of her way. Ok… then she meanders over to wait on our table. The service was painfully slow, rude, and the food was not worth the hassle. My Caesar salad was pretty good, but I would not go through the trouble to ever visit this place again, especially when there are so many other good places to eat.
Food ³⁄₅
Atmosphere ²⁄₅ (cramped and loud)
Service ¹⁄₅

I ordered Calamari and Pasta Alfredo take out. The calamari was frozen not freshly breaded and fried. The Alfredo sauce was tasteless. All in all I was very disappointed and will not order from them again

I’m giving them 1 star because of the terrible service and mediocre food.
Our server had a miserable attitude and complete disregard for customer service. My request was to substitute salmon with chicken. That’s it. Apparently that’s too much to ask. She argued with me about the type of salad I wanted, then brought me the wrong salad anyways.
The other 3 guys at my table couldn’t believe her attitude. I wish I had spoken with the manager right there because a server is essentially the «face» of the restaurant and that is a terrible representation of a business.

Never going back. Went on a Friday, there was about 6 open tables in the bar all of which had stuff on them (plates, bills, tips, food etc). I asked the waitress that was running around if we could have a table and she rudely told us to seat ourselves as she passed by. We found the table with the least amount of stuff on it and waited and waited for her to serve us. Finally my boyfriend went to the bar to order our drinks and the bartender told us she couldn’t serve us only the waitress could. We sat waiting for her to finally come over and take our drinks. Tried ordering 3 different beers off their wall menu none of which were available. Ended up getting the most simple drinks and waited 10 more minutes for her to bring them as they sat on the bar. Terrible service, rude waitress and bartender, won’t be giving them anymore of my business when there are plenty of other bars in Bridgeville.

Very poor meal and very inattentive service. Had the seafood salad, probably a mistake at a pizza place. Huge mound of bitter iceberg lettuce, a few rings of shriveled green pepper, pile of vile canned black olives. Some of the shrimp tasted spoiled as if they had been stored improperly.
The waitress seemed overly busy and didn’t check up on us very often despite the restaurant being half empty.
Not recommended.

Working in Bridgeville, we go here quite a bit for lunch. The pizza is excellent, as is the tuna melt and meatball sub (if you’re cutting out the breads, have them do the «bunless» meatball sub — meatballs baked in a little crock with melted cheese… yummy!). If you like bread, get the homemade breadsticks. Delish! I wish there was a little more in the way of variety for lunch specials, but I never leave hungry, and the staff is super friendly!

Before moving to Pittsburgh 5 years ago, I’ve lived in Chicago, grew up in St. Louis and spend a lot of time in NYC. All capitals, if different philosophies, of pizza. The stains on my shirts and dough around my mid-​section are physical proof that I’m pizza passionate. Frankly, I’ve found the pizza in Pittsburgh plentiful in quantity but rather spotty on quality.
Last night we went to Bee’z for the first time. It’s a little outside our neighborhood. Wow. My wife and I, 12-​year old daughter, 15-​year old son and two of his pals shared a large veggie white pizza and large Rajun Cajun chicken. Fantastic. The crust was flavorful and fresh, the toppings were plentiful and consistent. Service was great (an rarity in the ‘burgh IMHO). We got the pizzas quickly, shortly after we polished off a zuchinni plank starter (also quite good). The total bill (with a couple Yinglings) and water for everyone was slightly over $ 40.
I’m looking forward to going back, trying some of their other pies, and see if this was a fluke or I’ve found my new favorite pizza place.

Bee’z has great food. Nice atmosphere too.
My recommendation is to order something off of the «specials» menu. They always have some good daily options on there. One of my personal favorites is the banana pepper ravioli — it’s unique, and delicious!
The servers/​bartenders have always been great when I was there.

My wife, kiddo, and I went here tonight for dinner. It was fairly packed. No problem, we can wait… But once we walked in the hostess said, and I quote, «it’s snowing people… go home!» We turned around and walked out, and we will not be back. I wish I could give them zero stars. That is NOT how you treat a paying customer… ever.

One of the places I miss since moving from town. What’s not to like here? Really good pizza, awesome salads, and I was a huge fan of the bread sticks. Not a huge place, but a fair amount of seating. Definitely would like to stop back when I visit home, and of course, the prices are not bad. Nice little family restaurant.

We went here with another couple and I wasn’t sure what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised!!!
My first thought was pizza place that has some beers. Nope, I was wrong… The beer selection was outstanding and the food was good. Everything from the homemade potato chips to the fish sandwich. I got the large fish and it was 1 pound of meat on a nice size bun. I was so full that I never got a chance to taste the pizza, however next time that will be my plan.
I would go here again no doubt! The prices were very inexpensive too… but expected at this place.

Why Go?
Too lazy to cook and cravin’ some cheap simple good food w/​large large portions
What to Get?
— Fish Sandwich
* Choice of regular or large — the diff. # of filets 1 vs. 2
* flaky, crispy, fried fish w/​side of chips
* note — no produce w/​sandwich
— Chicken Calzone
* Choice of lg or jumbo — OMG. lg share w/​2 ppl
* Cut it and out pours all this… chicken, real mushrooms, & spinich, onions
* Real doughy but note the spinich seems to be like frozen spinich & cheese i think stuck to dough; ingredients need to be better mix
* Ask for a side of red sauce