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Aug 9, 2021 · Food event in Pittsburgh, PA by Pittsburgh Restaurant Week on Monday, August 9 2021 with 1.3K people interested and 317 people going. 8 posts in the discussion.
- Snyder of Berlin Chips
- Sarris Chocolate Covered Pretzels
- Arnold Palmer Half & Half
- Turner’s Dairy Farms Iced Tea
- Eat’n Park Smiley Cookies
- Red Ribbon Soda
- Hershey’s Kiss
- Fried Zucchini
- Clark Bars
- Chipped Chopped Ham
Pittsburgh’s favorite chip! The Snyder family began cooking kettle chips in Pennsylvania in the 1920s. Almost 100 years later, they’re still serving the state with delicious, high-quality chips. The Snyder of Berlin factory is nestled in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands, where they make famous potato chips, pretzels, popcorn, and cheese puffs. You c...
While everything from Sarris Candies is delicious, their famous chocolate-covered pretzels hold a special place in every yinzer’s heart (and stomach!) These delicious chocolate-dipped pretzels are the perfect fix for any sweet tooth… and if you grew up in the city, you might just have memories of selling them for school fundraisers, as well!
Cool off on a hot day with Arnold Palmer’s signature beverage, Half & Half! Comprised of half iced tea, half lemonade, you can make your own or buy it premade at the store.
And if you’re looking for a great iced tea to mix your Half & Half with, no better choice than Turner Dairy’s classic Iced Tea. No Pittsburgh school lunch was complete without a orange carton of Turner’s Iced Tea! And while we’re at it, let’s give a shout out to everyone’s other favorite Turner’s beverage… chocolate milk!
Smiley Cookies from Eat’n Park are one of the most famous Pittsburgh snacks of all time. And how did this happen? Read up on our history of the Pittsburgh Eat’n Park cookie here!
Drink local soda! Natrona Bottling in Verona offers a large collection of delicious, classic sodas. They’ve been making their handcrafted line of pops since 1904, using pure cane sugar, natural flavors, and signature pinpoint carbonation. Look out for their Cherry, Root Beer, Vanilla, Grape, Orange, and Pennsylvania Punch flavors.
Okay… this one is local-ish. But Pittsburgh should be proud that Hershey Chocolate hails from 3 hours east of the city.
It’s local lore that Fried Zucchini, a variation of the Italian dish fritto misto, was invented in Pittsburgh. Makes sense, as you can find it on practically any Italian restuarant menu in the city. They say the dish was created over 50 years ago in Pittsburgh through collaboration with different local Italian families.
This chocolate bar was invented in Pittsburgh in 1917. With its core of crispy peanut butter, taffy, and caramel, and coating of luxe chocolate, the Clark Bar was unlike any other candy bar in existence at the time. That’s why over 100 years later, the city still can’t get enough! After a 2 year hiatus on the market, the Clark Bar returned to store...
In a city famous for its sandwiches, one vying for the crown for “most famous” is Isaly’s chip chopped ham. Instead of being thickly sliced, this famous ham is known for its signature chipped/shaved texture, which is piled high and covered in BBQ sauce for a delicious sandwich.
Aug 11, 2021 · Come along while I try out two restaurants participating in Pittsburgh Restaurant Week summer 2021!Join my Facebook group Pittsburgh Foodies! https://www.fac...
Aug 8, 2021 · Pittsburgh Restaurant Week. It’s that time of summer….RESTAURANT WEEK!! This is by far my favorite week of the year. If you’ve never heard of Pittsburgh Restaurant Week it’s the one week each summer and winter where the best of Pittsburgh’s restaurants offer Prix Fixe menus. The prices range between $20-$45 per meal, depending on the ...
Jan 14, 2021 · Here’s a list of all of the restaurants participating thru January 17: Big Spring Spirits at Seven Fields $20.21 Lunch or Dinner, Dine-In or Takeout North/Seven Fields Two Weeks New Dish for a New Year Takeout Available. Brick Shop $40.21 Dinner Dine-In Lawrenceville Online Reservations Available New Dish for a New Year.
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Restaurant Week Special: $35.21 Dinner Dine-In or Takeout. Not Available on Game Days, Closed on Sundays & Mondays. SOUP • SALAD. Select One. Lobster Bisque. Hyde Park Wedge. Smoked bacon, candied pecans, tomato, blue cheese dressing, port wine drizzle. ENTREES.
