


Pittsburgh, PA · Est. 2013
A storied table in Pittsburgh’s Penn Avenue corridor, built on the belief that extraordinary evenings begin with extraordinary people and uncompromising craft.
Our Executive Chef came up the long way: years on the line in some of the country’s most demanding kitchens, training under butchers who measured aging in months and chefs who measured stocks in days. Every technique here is one he learned by hand.
His philosophy is simple: source honestly, cook patiently, and trust the ingredient. The menu changes with what the farms and seasons offer, but the discipline behind every plate never does.
“The fire teaches you patience. The cut teaches you respect. The rest is just paying attention.”


We hold every plate and every pour to the same exacting standard. No table is less important than another. No dish leaves our kitchen without meeting the mark. Excellence isn’t an aspiration here. It’s the minimum.

Every technique here is learned the slow way. Our chefs apprenticed under demanding kitchens. Our bartenders spent years studying whiskey before touching our bar. There are no shortcuts, and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

The meal is the occasion. The experience is the memory. We study our guests: their preferences, their celebrations, their habits. Hospitality at Butcher and the Rye means you never have to ask twice.


Every evening is its own occasion.
Our Philosophy
“The pursuit of extraordinary starts with refusing to accept ordinary.”Explore the menu
Whether it’s a quiet dinner for two or a gathering worth remembering, we’ll set the table.
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