Wild Rosemary - Upper St Clair Twp

I had a wonderful brunch on the patio. The food was delicious, and the atmosphere was just right.

The food was excellent, and the service was good. However, I do have one small complaint: they didn't offer tap water. I overheard a lady at the next table asking if water would cost the same as tea.

New favorite. Everything we had was great! Make sure to include at least one Blueberry Pancake!

The sandwiches were outstanding! However, other aspects left a lot to be desired. Be cautious when ordering water, as they promote bottled Fiji water; the tap water at USC is perfectly fine! There's really no need to import water when we have plenty available here in PA, which seems to contradict their mission statement on their website: “We support local farms and strive to buy as much locally sourced food ingredients as possible.” The chips on my plate appeared to be a generous portion, but some guests at my table received half that amount, which felt a bit cheap. Additionally, there was noticeable tension between the front of house (FOH) and back of house (BOH) during our visit, leading to stressed and upset servers who struggled to provide quality service. I’m eager to give their dinner service a try! For those interested, they offer vegetarian options like veggie hash and a portobello burger, and they clearly mark their vegan and vegetarian selections.

Ordered the breakfast plate situation and burrito. Housemade sausage was awesome! Was also super happy to hear that the ciabatta and sourdough were homemade! I got the burrito with no cheese or aioli but found it lacking in flavor (maybe to my modifications but wished the potatoes or sausage had a little more oomph to them). Did not care for the potatoes at all- they felt greasy and crunchy without much flavor and were hard to pick up with my fork. Our server never introduced herself nor asked anything beside what we wanted. Coffee was just okay but what really threw me off was the $3.50 bottled water you get when you order a cup of water. This felt a little tacky. Overall, I am not itching to return here, but I hope this place remains busy and continues to grow just like wild rosemary.