Elevated bar food on Mt.Washington at Nothingman! I’ve been wanted to try this place for sooo long! We got the crab Rangoon fries and of course we had to get the wings 😍

We tried the black and gold wings and the nobu wings (eel sauce, spicy mayo and jalapenos). And damn were they good!

Can’t wait to go back and try and Sammy and burger!

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... Read moreIf you’re anything like me and enjoy unique and flavorful bar food experiences, Nothingman on Mt. Washington should definitely be on your list when visiting Pittsburgh. This spot stands out by offering creative dishes that elevate typical bar food. I recently got to try their crab Rangoon fries—a perfect blend of creamy crab filling and crispy fries, an absolute must-try appetizer. But what really got me hooked were their wings. The Black and Gold wings provide a classic flavor with a Pittsburgh twist, while the Nobu wings feature an exciting combination of eel sauce, spicy mayo, and jalapeños that pack a flavorful punch without overwhelming heat. These wings have a fantastic balance of smokiness, spiciness, and savory notes that left me craving more. The image details of the menu also highlight some tempting options like the Mushroom Swiss and The Bill Swerski burgers, with interesting toppings such as caramelized onions and blue cheese crumbles. The variety ensures there’s something for every palate, from smoked provolone and pork belly chicken to vegetarian sloppy joe options made with textured vegetable protein. I can’t wait to go back and try more items, particularly the Sammy (likely a signature sandwich) and the diverse range of burgers. The ambiance of Mt. Washington combined with this unique food selection makes for a great outing. If you’re exploring Pittsburgh food scenes or just want to indulge your cravings with elevated bar food, Nothingman’s creative menu and rich flavors make it a standout choice. Don’t hesitate to add this spot to your foodie adventures and experience Pittsburgh’s culinary innovation firsthand.