Maryanne’s Breakfast & Lunch

I would not feed this food to my dog. I have passed this establishment for 6 years on my commute to work. There is a good reason why I never stopped. The portions were absurd (six egg omelet-​really). However, I am a quality over quantity type of person. Hash browns were frozen and tasted like fryer grease that has not been changed in months. The ham and cheese omelet had a pound of ham inside 6 eggs, no cheese. Just gross. Don’t waste your time!

my son told me about marryanns so we orderd they have the best italian hoagie you can get it hot or cold im husband had the six egg western omlet he is a picky eater and he loved it th hoagies are really bg i only eat half and sved the other half fordiner love marryannes

I adore these little out of the way places that most people never realize exist. According to our waitress, Maryanne’s has been in business for 30 years. It seems implausible considering that I grew up a few towns over and had never known of its existence until yesterday.
Primarily a restaurant serving area truckers (and there are a ton, considering Stowe Twp. is Pittburgh’s industrial mecca), this place is as hometown blue collar ‘Burgh as you can get. That’s what I loved so much about Maryanne’s. The food is simple breakfast/​lunch fare. Typical breakfast options (eggs, meats, toast, waffles, french toast, omelettes, and potatoes), but in ginormous portions! A whole back menu of breakfast and lunch hoagies. Our waitress, Evelyn, informed us that the place is packed with truckers and day laborers in the morning. They get their MASSIVE hoagies and eat half, saving the rest for lunch. After seeing these hoagies (of which I had a hard time even eating half), I completely understand. Btw, the hoagie was tasty, fresh, and on Mancini’s bread… yum!
Other than that, this place is set up like a truck stop out west — with a Pittsburgh flair of course. Little gnomes, fountains, decorative brick-​a-​brack, random benches and outdoor seating, etc. The bathroom is around the side, but it’s not an «outhouse»; Clean too! Our waitress looked like a trucker herself, and had a gruff friendly demeanor. She was awesome! The coffee is serve yourself and the homemade iced tea comes in a giant pitcher which is left at the table. You’ll see lots of local color. Oh, and it’s cash only.
Go here! Immerse yourself in the culture of Pittsburgh. And, get some really tasty eats!

Friendly family style service. Everyone there was very friendly, helpful and talkative. Serve yourself coffee which always ensures that you have enough and an omelet that could feed an army! Only advice is skip the hasbrowns. But don’t skip this place!