We really enjoy Ritter's, it's an old-fashioned diner. The food is very good and plenty of comfort food. The pumpkin pancakes are great, when in season. Keep in my mind, it is a cash only establishment. We have been visiting not often, it's worth it.

Great bacon cheeseburger and rice pudding. I’d go back anytime I’m in Pittsburgh. The people were friendly and the order was perfect.

Came here for breakfast today, 11/16/2024We come for breakfast ,every weekend, like clockwork!In the past year or so it is getting progressively worse and worse.We had noticed today our food sat there to long and when we got it it was cold , our waitress Brandi was uncaring, unapologetic, very frenzied , very rude. We had to ask for our check?? cause she forgot we even where sitting there?? ( nothing going on there is our problem)We came here because it was a classic, a place to feel normal , we'll I guess it no longer exists anywhere . It's ashame because I'm sure they have made their money, I'm sure times have changed but if you want steady loyal customers you need consistency !! We will find somewhere else to spend our money! And when it closes and they don't have a job they will whine, and the news will say it's a sad day, but we all know something else will be better!Another.side.note: who.is the deranged older.lady who gave us more change back than we should of got, and makes an announcement to everyone she is crazy??????

Ritter’s Diner is a classic spot that elevates the brunch scene in Pittsburgh. It’s one of my favorite places for brunch—the waitresses are wonderful, and I always look forward to the pumpkin pancakes every fall; they’re a must-try. Everything on the menu is consistently good. I’ve had their melt patty and tried several of their omelets for brunch, and both were excellent. They have their own parking lot, but keep in mind it’s cash only. The busiest time is around 12 PM on Saturdays and Sundays, but you can usually find seating at the bar if there’s a wait.