TNT Luoma: Twitter Recommends: Where to Eat in Pittsburgh?
aimeemabelle
· 11 months ago
Ooo! You have to do breakfast at one of the many Pamela's for breakfast. Those were all great recommendations. Also for fancy schmancy dinner on Mt. Washington, go to Monterey Bay Fish Grotto for AWESOME seafood. You get a breathtaking view!
@luomat
· 11 months ago
Thanks!
It appears the closest one to me is on 3703 Forbes Ave Google Maps and website
anne
· 11 months ago
i'm glad you found the sharp edge!!! that's been my local establishment for about the last 10+ years....ahhhh beer. ahhhhhh belgian beer. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
@harraton
· 11 months ago
I think Royal Carribean is next to Red Room, which would be the decent/yuppie bar on Highland.
Oh, and I forgot to mention, D's Dog's and Six Pack in Regent Square is also pretty awesome.
Tiff
· 11 months ago
If you're feeling adventurous, go to the Church Brew Works in Lawrenceville. When Tom and I were there, he wasn't that impressed with the beer, but the food was good, and it's an actual Catholic Church that was converted to a brewery when the diocese had to sell the building because the population in the area shrank. The brewery part is up on the altar. No kidding. It's gorgeous, and totally worth trying with the other seminarians.
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Ooo! You have to do breakfast at one of the many Pamela's for breakfast. Those were all great recommendations. Also for fancy schmancy dinner on Mt. Washington, go to Monterey Bay Fish Grotto for AWESOME seafood. You get a breathtaking view!
Thanks!
It appears the closest one to me is on 3703 Forbes Ave
Google Maps
and website
i'm glad you found the sharp edge!!! that's been my local establishment for about the last 10+ years....ahhhh beer. ahhhhhh belgian beer. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I think Royal Carribean is next to Red Room, which would be the decent/yuppie bar on Highland.
Plus, I'm a big fan of Enrico's Biscotti in the Strip!
http://hungrycanuck.blogspot.com/2008/11/enrico...>
Oh, and I forgot to mention, D's Dog's and Six Pack in Regent Square is also pretty awesome.
If you're feeling adventurous, go to the Church Brew Works in Lawrenceville. When Tom and I were there, he wasn't that impressed with the beer, but the food was good, and it's an actual Catholic Church that was converted to a brewery when the diocese had to sell the building because the population in the area shrank. The brewery part is up on the altar. No kidding. It's gorgeous, and totally worth trying with the other seminarians.