Vegan Dumplings at Hidden Harbor in Pittsburgh

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Serves meat, vegan options available. Tiki bar and restaurant serving clearly marked vegan and veganizable choices such as the Impossible burger, vegetable dumplings, butternut squash soup, roasted cauliflower, salads and more. Open Tue-Thu 5:00pm-11:00pm, Fri-Sat 5:00pm-12:00am. Closed Sun & Mon.

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2 Reviews

First Review by AlexandraPico

Avatar MahekVora

MahekVora

Points +6

Non Veg
06 Apr 2025

Horrible

I recently visited Hidden Harbor in Pittsburgh with a group of friends, and I can honestly say it was one of the most disappointing and upsetting bar experiences I’ve ever had. From the moment we arrived, the staff was shockingly rude and made it clear they didn’t want our business. We started as a party of 5, with another 5 friends planning to join later. When we explained this, they flat-out refused to accommodate a group of 10, even though we suggested a practical solution: securing a table for 5 initially and having the others sit separately at the bar, a corner area, or even a second table if available. They dismissed us without a second thought.As Indian-origin customers, the hostility felt personal—like they were judging us based on our background. The vibe was so off that I half-expected a racial slur to slip out, though thankfully it didn’t come to that. When our other friends arrived, the staff begrudgingly allowed them to use a corner table but only provided three chairs for five people. We ended up ordering 8 cocktails—spending well over $200—hoping things might improve, but they didn’t. When the final two friends showed up, we asked for two more chairs for the corner table, where there was plenty of space. The answer? A flat “no.” Instead, they were forced to stand, even though the bar had space for 7 people and was practically empty. The staff insisted they couldn’t sit there either—no explanation, just more refusals.By this point, we were fed up. The place felt hostile, almost like a sundown bar where brown people aren’t welcome after a certain point. We were ready to leave, and then they had the audacity to tell us they couldn’t accommodate us—as if that wasn’t already painfully obvious. I have 9 eyewitnesses from that night who can back up every detail of this appalling treatment. I’m deeply hurt by how we were treated, and my conscience is heavy after this experience. It’s clear to me that this wasn’t just poor service—it was discrimination, a direct violation of Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits businesses like this from refusing service or accommodations based on race or national origin. I’m taking this seriously and will be consulting my lawyer to file a case against Hidden Harbor. If the owner sees this, please take a hard look at your staff. They were not just unprofessional—they were outright disrespectful and, frankly, awful people. I won’t be back, I’d warn anyone else to steer clear unless serious change.

Pros: Cocktails veiriety , Ambience , Menu

Cons: Server, Host , Waiter

Avatar AlexandraPico

AlexandraPico

Points +424

Vegan
23 Jun 2024

Love a tiki bar with vegan options!

Cozy atmosphere. Very friendly and accommodating service. LOVED the noodles with tofu. The bahn mi was good too. Drinks were not the best tiki drinks I’ve ever had but enjoyable.

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