Best Pittsburgh Breakfast?

December 29, 2010 · by Lindsay · in food & drink

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Oh holiday time… so many people to see, so little time. Lots of old friends coming back to Pittsburgh with new friends (and future spouses) who are getting their first glimpse of future Pittsburgh holidays to come. I just got an email asking for breakfast place suggestions. Where would you take a friend on their first Pittsburgh visit for breakfast?

My suggestions were:

What would you suggest for a Pittsburgh breakfast?

About Lindsay

Lindsay has been writing about Pittsburgh for as long as she has been blogging - but fortunatly there are lots of great things about Pittsburgh to share. She likes pretzels from the Pretzel Shop on Carson St., used book stores, her rollerblades and she hopes to learn to skateboard someday soon. Lindsay is also working on BlogLocal which is building a map of blogs with local content.

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http://uponpighill.tumblr.com kelley

bellevue diner
Jeff

DeLuca's is a can't miss.
http://kdiddy.org kdiddy

We went to brunch on Sunday at Piper's Pub in the South Side and it was DELICIOUS. I recommend the Irish Boxty.
Tricia

Two of your suggestions would have been on my list.

Jo-Jo's

I'd also recommend Eat 'n Park to any expat. We've lived other places, and while it's definitely not the best food in the city, EnP is one of the places I really miss when we live somewhere else….
DaveM

DeLuca's!
Sam

Dozen

point Brugge

e2

affogato pancake bar
Vanessa

Isaly's in West View!
Dar

eggs n'at, moon twp!
Josh

Lidia's, even though it's a bit expensive. Also, Double-Wide has a fantastic brunch.
http://shutterburgh.com Nick S

How can you miss Delucas??? haha
cat

J'eet (crepes, yum!)

Quiet Storm (tasty, generous, & vegetarian)

Barb's Corner Kitchen (awesome l'ville greasy spoon)

Casbah ($22 prix fixe – app, entree, cocktail)

Lindsay

Thanks Cat! Glad you mentioned Barb's Country Kitchen – a friend just asked about that place but I haven't been there in forever.

MaryAnn

I second the Pipers Pub, however the breakfast items are only available on Sunday's, but its worth the wait! The Irish Boxty and Belgin French Toast are AMAZING!
Carolyn

Crepes Parisiennes in Shadyside.

Lindsay

LOVE, love, love Crepes Parisiennes – had breakfast their on Christmas eve. That should have been on my list too.

http://blog.justroxy.com Roxy

O'Learys in the Southside
http://blog.justroxy.com/2010/07/some-food-n-at/
Michele

I am shocked and horrified that no one mentioned The Dor-Step yet!
Loren

My top three would include Coca Cafe, DeLuca's, and Zenith for their Sunday brunch.

Lindsay

Thanks for suggesting Zenith! Their menu is online here – http://www.zenithpgh.com/menu.htm

http://sowritealready.blogspot.com paperback writer

Square Cafe

1889 Cafe

Eggs n'at

DeLucca's

Pamela's

Lindsay

I have been to Eggs N'Things (http://www.eggsnthings.com/) but not yet to Eggs n'at! On my list of places I need to visit!

juice

Gary's Restaurant in Carrick, small place, big portions, great prices, great taste. I also agree with kdiddy, Pipers Pub is an excellent breakfast choice.
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Can't beat Lincoln / Pamela's cakes

#2 Jo jos

#3 Cole's cafe