A fried chicken sandwich with potato chips on a blue plate sits on a counter in front of a bar with beer taps and a ketchup bottle.
Truffalo Chicken Sandwich with House Chips (Photo by Francesca Ferrante)

🍽️ Restaurant: Nothingman
📍 Location: 201 Shiloh St., Mount Washington
⏱️ Hours: 11 a.m.-midnight Mon-Thurs |11 a.m.-2 a.m. Fri | 10 a.m.-2 a.m. Sat | 10 a.m.-midnight Sun
🌐 Links: https://www.nothingmanpgh.com, Facebook, Instagram

❤️ Best $15ish meal(s): 10 wings for $15 (16 flavor options; I love firecracker), Truffalo Fries at $14 or Truffalo & Nobu Chicken Sandwiches, each $15.

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Why go?

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Co-owners, Troy Beck and Brian Hess alongside Executive Chef Katie Peric, opened Nothingman on Mount Washington to be a true neighborhood restaurant. He previously owned Given to Fly, a chicken concept in Federal Galley and knows exactly how to cook up juicy, flavorful bites. Their wings are $15 for 10 wings and the sauces/rubs offer classic flavors and unique twists. The truffalo fries and truffalo chicken sandwich (with a truffle oil-infused buffalo sauce) are my fave. They also have an awesome indoor/outdoor space perfect for chill vibes with friends or a date night. If you can bring a friend or two, you can each order different items and share them all.

A hand holds a fried chicken sandwich with hot sauce, lettuce, and a toasted bun. Potato chips sit on a blue plate in the background.
A cardboard tray holds several glazed chicken wings on a wooden table, with keys and a glass visible in the background.

Truffalo chicken sandwich (left) and wings (right) (Photo by Francesca Ferrante)

What to order 

Truffalo Chicken Sandwich with House Chips ($15)

Good to know before you go

Nothingman has indoor and outdoor table seating plus indoor and outdoor bar seating. They have TVs around the restaurant, making it perfect for watching sports. There is street parking, but also a paid lot across the street and a paid garage around the corner.

Outdoor seating area with black umbrellas in front of Nothingman bar and restaurant; KeyBank building and church visible across the street.

Outdoor seating at Nothingman (Photo by Francesca Ferrante)

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