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Apr 12, 2024 · If you enjoy its matcha-misu spin on classic tiramisu, send a little "kitchen love" (a $10 add-on to your check) to the back of house staff. Open Tuesday to Saturday for dinner. Japanese sushi ...
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Jun 23, 2023 · June 23, 2023. Mark Houser. PHOTO BY HUCK BEARD. Five years after trading in their Lawrenceville rowhouse for a condo in the Carlyle, a former bank skyscraper at the corner of Fourth Avenue and Wood Street, Ashley and Adam Brandolph have no regrets. They love being close to Downtown restaurants and amenities. Going car-free — Adam walks to ...
- Arepittas
- Proper Brick Oven & Tap Room
- The Commoner
- Revel
- Täkō
- The Warren Bar & Burrow
- Bae Bae’S Kitchen
- The Original Oyster House
- No. 1 Sushi Sushi
- The Speckled Egg
Tucked into an unassuming storefront that looks more like a convenience store than a restaurant, you’ll find Arepittas, specializing in Venezuelan street food. You cannot go wrong with anything on this menu, but our favorite appetizer is the yuca frita, made from the root of the cassava plant. Fried plantains and empanadas made with a variety of fi...
The folks at Proper Brick Oven and Tap Roompride themselves on offering from-scratch, locally-sourced food, and that’s definitely evidenced in its superstar wood-fired pizzas and pockets. Good Italian-style dough is tough to find, but you can definitely taste the freshness and the love here. Pastas made in-house are also terrific, including the bri...
The Commoner, a chic spot located in the Kimpton Hotel Monaco Pittsburgh, elevates pub grub standards to upscale fare. The burger? Crafted from wagyu beef. The seafood? Cooked to perfection with elegant sides. And the fries? Served with cheese fondue and roasted garlic butter (although, this isPittsburgh; count on seeing some Heinz ketchup, too!). ...
Locally sourced, seasonal cuisine takes center stage at Revel, a chic but casual PGH restaurant known for its handcrafted, creative cocktails. The space is warm and inviting, with the large, open kitchen facing out into the dining room. Small plates, sandwiches, and entrées all offer creative twists on familiar classics. Revel’s got a terrific happ...
An upscale, funky take on a traditional taqueria, täkō puts the spotlight on Japanese/Mexican fusion, as well as high-end tequila and mezcal — dozens of different bottles. Sure, you’ll find chips, salsa, queso, and guac here… but the creative tacos, including one filled with octopus, harissa aioli, and fried chickpeas, elevate the beloved food form...
If you’re ready to pair a high-end sip or two with sushi rolls or other Asian-inspired fare, head to the Warren Bar and Burrowdowntown. This spot has a speakeasy feel, with well-curated cocktails, a good wine list, and more than a half-dozen beers on tap. While there is traditional pub fare here, the Warren partners up with its neighbor at Penn Ave...
While this spot features counter-serve dining, don’t let the lack of formality scare you off. Bae Bae’s Kitchentakes organic, fresh fare and gives it a Korean flair. Rice, noodle, and salad bowls– customized with your choice of protein, sauce, and side — are the stand-outs here, as are the homemade dumplings and wontons. This is a great place for v...
Just steps from the city’s iconic Market Square, the Original Oyster Househas served up seafood since 1870, making it Pittsburgh’s oldest bar and restaurant. Of course, there are the oysters — raw shooters or breaded and fried — along with an assortment of other dishes including crab cakes, fish and chips, and clam chowder. Fish sandwiches here are...
Also steps away from Market Square, this unassuming small sushi spot with the funny name doesn’t look like much. But trust us, the rolls at No. 1 Sushi Sushispeak for themselves! From standard to specialty, plus sashimi cuts, there’s something here for everyone. The seaweed, house salads, and hand rolls are also delicious, and the price points are ...
No vacation is complete without a blow-out brunch, and in downtown Pittsburgh, the place to be for that magical transition between the first and second meals of the day is The Speckled Egg. Located inside the historic Union Trust building downtown, this is theplace to fuel up for a day of sightseeing adventures! From breakfast sandwiches and pancak...
May 25, 2021 · Since 2012, Vallozzi’s Pittsburgh has carried on their family’s restaurant legacy that was started over 60 years ago with Helen Vallozzi making homemade gnocchi in her basement in 1955. The fine restaurant’s traditional and modern take includes Italian fare, an extensive wine list, and popular craft cocktails that offer something for ...
Nov 15, 2022 · Neighborhoods: The heart of Pittsburgh, Downtown features a variety of theaters, restaurants and bars. Point State Park and the Great Allegheny Passage also run along the riverbanks. The city’s 7,000 Downtown residents is growing and a Target store that opened over summer is expected to strengthen the city’s residential appeal.
May 17, 2024 · For me it’s always the same: Creme Brulee Griddled French Toast, scrambled eggs, roasted beets topped with goat cheese and dill, a biscuit with lemon curd and a few bites of whatever Dre’s eating. That’s my favorite meal in Pittsburgh. Brookline: 600 Brookline Blvd. 412-254-2970, oakhillpost.com.
600 Commonwealth Place, Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown. , Downtown Pittsburgh's newest hot spot for dinner and brunch. Live jazz featuring local musicians accompanies some of the best food and drinks in the city with a Latin-inspired menu paired with prohibition era classic cocktails. Sometimes, the best way to spend a Sunday morning is ...
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