July 1, 2025
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Redfin Blues

Pittsburgh’s Riverside Gem for Seafood, Sunsets, and Summer Vibes

Located along the Allegheny River on Washington’s Landing, Redfin Blues offers a unique dining experience in Pittsburgh. As the city’s only North Shore waterfront grill, it combines scenic views with a menu rich in seafood and American classics. Since its establishment, Redfin Blues has become a favored spot for both locals and visitors seeking a relaxed atmosphere by the water.

Redfin Blues provides diners with picturesque views of the river, often accompanied by sights of rowing teams and local wildlife. The restaurant’s outdoor deck is a highlight, allowing guests to enjoy meals under umbrellas with the gentle river breeze. This setting offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle, making it a popular choice for leisurely lunches and evening gatherings.

Redfin Blues’ menu is a commitment to fresh and flavorful dishes. Seafood enthusiasts can indulge in offerings like the Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes, served with remoulade, the Blackened Mahi Mahi Tacos complemented by chipotle aioli, or the Tropical Salmon with mango salsa. And for diners with appetites as big as the Allegheny, the All-You-Can-Eat Crab Legs is a favorite. 

For those seeking a by-the-water atmosphere without indulging in seafood, the restaurant caters to diverse palates. With options like the Buffalo Bleu salad (mixed greens topped with chicken tenders or breaded shrimp, bacon, cheddar, crumbled bleu cheese and croutons) and the Meat Trio Pizza (combining Italian sausage, pepperoni, and bacon) everyone is sure to find something to their liking. 

Complementing the food is an array of beverages, from classic cocktails to local beers. Signature drinks, such as the Redfin Painkiller (a blend of pineapple rum, coconut, and nutmeg) offer a tropical twist, while the selection of wines and mules caters to varied preferences. Happy hour specials from Monday to Friday between 4 PM and 6 PM provide added incentive for early evening visits.

Redfin Blues prides itself on its laid-back and friendly environment. The restaurant is pet-friendly, allowing diners to bring their dogs to the outdoor seating area, where staff often provide water bowls for furry companions. This gesture, along with attentive and quick service, makes the guest experience feel personal and effortless.

Open seasonally from April to early October, Redfin Blues operates daily, with hours extending into the evening to accommodate dinner plans and sunset views. Given its popularity, especially on weekends, arriving early is advisable.

Redfin Blues is located at 100 Waterfront Drive, Pittsburgh, 15222. Find their full menu online at redfinblues.com

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