A diner from Pittsburgh, PA
Oct 17, 2000
As a food columnist for a group of weekly community newspapers in the Pittsburgh, PA area, I am always happy to find a new place to eat. At the Bank Grill and Bar, I was delighted. The bank theme is carried out with the menu, money wrappers around napkins and even dollar signs in the glass stems. Food is very good. Try the Caesar Salad with your choice of additions (I had fried oysters). Only complaints: no prices listed for special alcoholic drinks. The Planters Punch lacked something, and was not worth the high price(over $6). The blossom deep-fried onion was excellent and sauce top-notch. Other fish dishes and tortilla wraps also were excellent. Cost was expensive, but worth the food and atmosphere.