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North Side Restaurant Round Up

May 7, 2015 Jennie Liska

Going to Fringe Fest this weekend and looking for food? Try these local North Side restaurants. Max’s Allegheny Tavern is a German restaurant and the weekend home for Storyswap storytellers, Michael McGovern: Stand Up Horror and several other performances. Grab a schnitzel or bratwurst and enjoy. Max’s is located a few blocks from Fringe Central, Bistro To Go and several other venues. Bistro To Go hosts several performances. Pick up a salad or sandwich before, during or after Major, Songs from a Lost Civilization, Tales Too Tall for Trailers or The Food at our Feet. Located less than a block… Read the rest

Filed Under: Restaurants Tagged With: dining, dining guides, guides, restaurant

Capital Cuisine

August 1, 2012 Sarah

[note] The Capital Grille invited us to try their new small plates meals – here is a run down of the visit.  What places downtown or elsewhere do you think offer a quick, tasty lunch? [/note] One of the city’s tastiest (and more expensive) restaurants is making life easier for The Burgh’s lunch crowd. The Capital Grille, which is located on 5th Avenue downtown, just added new seasonal fare to its “small plates” menu. Launched in October last year, the small plates give diners the opportunity to choose any combination of a starter, entree and side — a completely satisfying… Read the rest

Filed Under: Food & Drink, Restaurants Tagged With: capital grille, dining, food, Lunch, pittsburgh, Restaurants

In Search of Croissants in Pittsburgh

May 17, 2012 Iva

Check out these 4 awesome places for a flaky, buttery snack in Pittsburgh – due to time and transit constraints the team didn’t make it to Jean-Marc Chatellier’s Bakery in Millvale – I promise you there will be a follow up on that. (Beautiful pictures by Iva. Words by Sarah and Ray) In order to bring you info on the best croissants in the city, the I Heart PGH gang went on a croissant tour, sampling four bakeries. (Eating delicious croissants all day was an enormous burden, but you’re welcome.) We chatted with the staff and rated each croissant by… Read the rest

Filed Under: Coffee Shops, Eat Local, Food & Drink, Restaurants Tagged With: bakeries, croissants, dining, food, french, pittsburgh

Hot Dog! 5 New Restaurants to Open in 2012

January 4, 2012 Lindsay

Over the holidays, the Post-Gazette reported that over 30 restaurants opened in Pittsburgh last year!  Which new restaurant was your favorite? We are looking forward to trying a bunch during Pittsburgh Restaurant Week. 2012 is already looking like another great year for the Pittsburgh food scene as well.  Here are a few openings to look forward to… Station Street Hot Dogs Salt of the Earth’s Kevin Sousa and partners are reopening the hot dog shop that is located behind the new Target in East Liberty. Pittsburgh food blogger Cooking For My Dad has been tweeting with Station Street about their… Read the rest

Filed Under: Food & Drink, Restaurants Tagged With: dining, East Liberty, hot dog, kevin-sousa, Kickstarter, pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, station street, union pig, union pig and chicken, walnut grill, winghart's

Links Worth a Look – April 7th

April 8, 2010 Lindsay

Here are some links/articles/blog posts that are worth a look: Restaurant Review: Soba – Pittsburgh Magazine – April 2010 – Pittsburgh, PA – Another positive review for a great Pittsburgh restaurant – Soba. Pittsburgh Magazine has an new review of Soba including info about the chef and new menu items. Salt of the Earth – Chef Kevin Sousa will be opening a new restaurant "Salt of the Earth" on Penn ave this summer – he has been posting some update on the restaurants blog about how things are coming together. Salt Themed – Earth Day Dinner at the Cafe at… Read the rest

Filed Under: Links Worth A Look Tagged With: Banff, Blogs, cafe-at-the-frick, chef, dining, film, film_festivals, government, kevin-sousa, penn ave, pittsburgh-magazine, public-policy, public-square-project, publicequalsonline, restaurant, reviews, ryan-hopkins, salt, salt-of-the-earth, sea-salt, soba, sousa, sunlight-foundation, the-frick, the-public-square-project, transparency, Venture Outdoors

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