Eddie V's Prime Seafood, Downtown

Says this restaurant can deliver the Pittsburgh blue style a steak-seeker was asking for.

Calls Eddie V's a top-tier spot for steak and seafood where diners are well looked after.

Offers Eddie V's as one of two steak choices.

Says the place looks dated and a bit worn, though they don't see that as a flaw.

Named as a steak option for the group's Saturday dinner, with the commenter noting it is not the top price tier.

Says Eddie V's is good.

Names Eddie V's as a direct answer to the dinner question, with no further detail.

Also suggests Eddie V's as its pick for the request.

Calls it chill and swanky, with steak, seafood and standout sides; likes the drinks and service; suggests avoiding crowds at one branch.

Says Eddie V's is far below Jeffrey's and that its steaks are not as good.

Suggests Eddie V's; doubts it lists grilled shrimp but thinks it could grill it; notes chain status.

Calls Eddie V's the steadiest pick, while saying high-end steakhouses rarely justify their cost.

Prefers its downtown location for steak, liking the ribeye and strip cuts.

Says Eddie V's bar suits dining alone well.

Praises loaded au gratin potatoes and urges trying the dessert.

Agrees with the Eddie V's jazz bar suggestion.

Lists Eddie V's among three tartare picks.

Suggests Eddie V's and says to request grilled shrimp as a custom order.

Calls Eddie V's a classic steakhouse, good for happy hour.

Names this as a downtown option that would work for the group and calls it a personal favorite.

Would return to Eddie V's, saying they've had no poor steak there.

Known mainly for seafood, but says it also serves strong steak.