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Grand Concourse/Gandy Dancer Saloon

  • 100 W. Station Square Dr.
  • Pittsburgh, PA 15219
  • Phone: 412-261-1717
  • Fax: 412-261-6041
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$$$($26 - $40)

Housed in the beautifully preserved Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station, the Grand Concourse restaurant at Station Square is a true testament of grandeur and elegant dining. With a cathedral stained-glass vaulted ceiling, marble columns, and a dramatic staircase, guests are quickly transported to the glamorous side of the Progressive Era with the luxury of a modern day menu. Our award-winning seafood restaurant boasts a fine selection of our signature seafood dinner specials, tender steaks, poultry, and on Sundays, the best brunch in Pittsburgh.

  • Happy Hour
  • Dinner
  • Lunch
  • Weekend Brunch
  • Outdoor Dining
  • ADA Accessible
  • Motorcoach Parking
  • Board Room

    Occupancy: 60 - 60
    Area: 0 feet

    Configuration Capacity
    Banquet 60.00
  • Entire Facilitiy

    Occupancy: 90 - 900
    Area: 35,000 feet

    Configuration Capacity
    Theater 90.00
    Banquet 600.00
    Reception 900.00
  • Ladies Waiting Room

    Occupancy: 85 - 85
    Area: 0 feet

    Configuration Capacity
    Banquet 85.00
  • Main Dining Room

    Occupancy: 200 - 200
    Area: 0 feet

    Configuration Capacity
    Banquet 200.00
  • River Room

    Occupancy: 150 - 150
    Area: 0 feet

    Configuration Capacity
    Banquet 150.00

Gandy Dancer Saloon
14 Reviews
Bars, American (New)

Latest Review


Robin G.
01/16/2010
When I bring people who have never been to PIttsburgh before to Pittsburgh, here is what we do: We go to the Gandy Dancer and get drinks and get a lite...


Josh G.
09/23/2009
Who is John Galt? Well... For starters, he built this place. Used Rearden metal.


Christopher H.
07/15/2007
Before heading up to the top of Mt. Washington via the funicular railway, we stopped here for lunch. I was a little put-off by the maitre'd because he...

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