We've all got our individual culinary tastes and preferences. But, there's probably one thing on which we can all agree. Sometimes we just want to gather around a table for a hearty meal with family and friends. However, life can get so hectic that making a traditional dinner isn't always realistic. This old-fashioned Pittsburgh diner, a throwback to the 1950s, provides an idyllic setting for a delicious meal and lively conversation. Next time you're considering where to eat, why not make your way to Totin's Diner in Pittsburgh?

Sit down to an old-fashioned meal at Totin's Diner, a family-owned, affordable eatery that opened more than a decade ago.

Nestled along the bustling Perry Highway in Wexford, the classic diner is easy to spot.

The Pittsburgh diner exudes old-school charm, down to the black and white checkered floors and the red booths.

On those lovely Pittsburgh days, grab a seat outdoors, under a picturesque umbrella, where you can have a leisurely chat while watching traffic pass by.

Wherever you sit, make sure you check out the board that lists the day's specials.

Peruse the menu that's brimming with breakfast and lunch favorites. Totin's Diner serves breakfast all day, offering such popular dishes as ham and eggs and steak and eggs.

All those Totin Diner photos of food are sure to get your mouth watering. Wait until you taste these delicious dishes for yourself. You'll be back for more.

Sometimes a stack of pancakes or French toast just hits the spot - no matter the time of the day. If you're craving something sweet, try Deb's Cinnamon Swirl French Toast Combo.

The menu certainly wouldn't be complete without an assortment of juicy burgers and hot and cold sandwiches.

If you're craving an entree, try one of the small plates like the liver and onions with mashed potatoes or chicken tenders and fries.

If you're a fan of pierogis, well, you'll feel like you're in heaven. Order them as a main dish or a side.

As someone who will drive miles out of my way for pierogis, I can say these were some of the best, and they were incredibly filling. I paired mine with Totin's golden fries for the perfect meal.

If you're bringing kiddos, like I did, you'll be delighted to find there's something on the menu for even the pickiest of eaters.

Totin's Diner reviews rave about the food - particularly the pierogis, potato pancakes, and kielbasa - but the appeal of this Pittsburgh eatery goes beyond the eats. It's a cozy classic diner with a chill vibe.

Learn more on the official website of Totin's Diner. Or, stop by the Facebook page of this

diner in Pittsburgh.

Have you been to Totin's Diner in Pittsburgh? What's your favorite meal on the menu? What's your favorite Pittsburgh diner? Let us know in the comments! Love diners? Check out some of the best diners in Pittsburgh.

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