A spinach tortilla wrap cut in half on foil, showing lettuce, tomato, and grilled chicken inside. Another food container with fries is visible in the background.
Grilled Chicken Wrap (Photo by Alexis Johnson)

🍽️ Restaurant: The Spot ETC Bar & Grill
📍 Location: 11675 Frankstown Road, Penn Hills
⏱️ Hours: Noon-midnight Mon-Fri | 2 p.m.-midnight Sat | Closed Sun
🌐 Links: Website, Facebook, Instagram

❤️ Best $15ish meal(s): Turkey burger and fries, Grilled chicken wrap, 6 whole wings

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Why go?

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The Spot Bar and Grill has a menu that pretty much offers whatever you’re in the mood for, from classic appetizers like nachos and mozzarella sticks to wings, salads and wraps to burgers and hoagies. Almost everything on the menu costs less than $15 with the exception of a few salads.

What to order 

The burgers range from $9.89 for your basic hamburger to $13 for a Beyond burger for vegans. I got the turkey burger for $11.55 and made it a meal with fries, which brought the total to $14.20.

All of the wraps come with lettuce, tomato, mayo, bell peppers, onions and banana peppers and the prices vary depending on the meat. A grilled chicken wrap came to just $8.89.

But a fan favorite is their breaded whole wings, and six of those come to just $10.80.

A takeout container with a hamburger topped with lettuce, tomato, and bacon, served alongside a portion of seasoned French fries.
Six pieces of seasoned fried chicken wings in a white foam takeout container lined with parchment paper.

Cheeseburger (left) and breaded chicken wings (right) (Photo by Alexis Johnson)

Good to know before you go

  • The Spot is more of a bar atmosphere than a family-friendly restaurant.
  • There is bar seating as well as several tables with TVs and pool tables for entertainment.
  • The restaurant has discontinued their Menufy ordering option, although it still appears online. Order online using toasttab or Door Dash.

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