Table 22

Not great — average to below average food. Expensive considering what you get and the service has been below par every time I have been here.

The service is soooooo slow. Apps always seem to come out with your entrée and then your waiter disappears. The chips and salsa, guac and queso were very bad. I would not recommend this place to friends or family.

I are here last night with my boyfriend and his family. We called ahead to make reservations and when we arrived the reservation was never made and no available seating in the dining room. We had 5 people and had to sit at a 4 person table on the bar side. It left us cramped when it came time to eat. As for the food i ordered a flatbread. One with prosciutto, tomatoes, cheese, arugula and a balsamic reduction. It was very good. The flavors worked well together and a nice portion for the price.

The interior of Table 22 is «warehouse meets brick oven» and the ambient noise can be a little overwhelming. The clientele at the bar? On a weeknight, it’s old men in track suits or golf get-​ups. (Remember, though, this is Murrysville — it’s not like Lenny Kravitz and Miranda Kerr are going to be hanging out here.) The beer selection is not as good as Bella Luna up the street, and I’d give the bar staff a 4 out of 10 for attentiveness. But, hey, whatever — how about those marinated lamb pops? They’re the stars of the show.

Alright, my family always decides to come here when we have family in from town. But after this last trip, I feel like we might have to change to a new venue.
First off, the service was pretty much a joke. I mean I eventually felt bad for our waitress because the manager was an absolute witch. Our waitress didnt tell us any specials, never brought us bread, and most importantly she brought our table the wrong bottle of wine. Let me elaborate on this last point.
If you have ever been to this place, you know the atmosphere: very cool, dark, and facncylike. I do not understand the whole «lets have as few lights in the resturant as possible.» So my uncle asked our waitress for a bottle of fancy French wine. When she brought it to the table, she showed it to my uncle, and then had him taste it. My uncle took one sip and looked very unsatisfied. He took another sip which concluded with another puzzled look. He eventually Okayed the wine, but everyone at the table could tell something was up. About two minutes later the bottle was in front of me, and I said to the table, «What kind of wine is made in Oregon?!» The table responded, «that bottle is from France, not Oregon.» My uncle took the bottle, put it next to candle (the one source of light on the table), and started to read. It was a bottle from Oregon; the waitress messed up.
Now my uncle was upset at the fact the waitress had brought us this bottle, but he was not going to cause a fit. He simply asked the manager when she came around if we could get the correct bottle. He did not want a free bottle, simply he wanted the one he originally ordered. After my uncle told the manager the situation, she walked away for about two minutes. When she came back she had the Oregon bottle in her hand and said to my uncle, «Well the waitress said she presented you with the bottle and had you try it.» I COULDNT BELIEVE MY EARS?!? Was the manager of this restuant really getting sassy with my uncle because the WAITRESS brought HIM the wrong bottle of wine!!! Are you kidding me.
I then started feeling badly for our waitress because when she returned with the proper bottle, the witch manager stood over her shoulder and stared at her until she opened the bottle. She was having a tough time with the cork, but it wasnt her fault; it was a bad cork.
The food turned out decent; my salad was really good, but the fact that the staff completely put a damper on the night kind of made me forget about my overpriced side salad. The only reason they are getting 2 stars instead of 1 is because the food was actually good. If you normally read my reviews you probably are wondering, «when is he gonna start detailing his food that he ordered and ate? What did his family get? How many minutes was it sitting on the table before it was gone?» Well the expirience with the place was that negative that I feel like Table 22 does not deserve my usual excitement.
PS GET SOME MORE LIGHTING

Great atmosphere. Good service.
I started with the caesar salad. Basic, but good. Next I tried the lawnboy flatbread. Very tasty. One complaint. My friend had the ahi tuna — not the best.
We ended up at the bar. Good entertainment and friendly crowd. If I lived in the area, I would return.

The food here has been very good every time. The pork shank (called «The Pork Shank Redemption») is fantastic.
During my first visit the waiter claimed the The spinach salad (garnished with pancetta & fried goat cheese) was «life changing». Well, my life seems for the most part unchanged, but easy top 5 best salads I’ve ever had.
I would like to see a better selection of bottled beer, but I can enjoy the meal with what they offer.

I have been to Table twice; once for a lunch date with my husband (we were the only people in the restaurant) and last Saturday for a dinner party with a large group of friends. While the flavors of the Margherita Pizza were outstanding, the sauce eventually made the crust soggy from having sat for too long in the window. The Chicken Romano was well done except the risotto that was served alongside of it was too busy and didn’t not compliment the simple chicken very well. I should have ordered the pork shank which clearly is the standout menu item. I was lucky enough to sample my husband’s. The biggest thing that stands out about Table is the service. It is horrible. On our first visit, we waited far too long for all aspects of our meal (drinks, ordering, the check). It was pretty clear we were not there for a leisurely lunch. This past Saturday took the cake and was what compelled me to write this. As we had such a large party, we had two servers. One half of our table was carefully attended to and was offered drinks, appetizers, etc. Our server barely came by to ask if we wanted a drink let alone if we were ready to order. The other half of our table was finishing appetizers when our server asked us if we were interested in ordering anything. She was never around and we actually had to ask other staff to find her. It also just so happens that our table had the bulk of the children. I’m not sure if that was a turn off or what but needless to say if this was the last time I visit Table, it will surely be because of the staff and the horrible service, not the food.