Order a side of Ayib be Mitmita and put it on the gomen. And everything else.
An awesome Scottish pub which offers great comfort food. Their wide variety of imported beer and craft IPAs is another reason to visit.
Go to Point Brugge cafe. Try a Belgian beer while you wait to be seated. Order the Moules and Frites and don't feel bad asking for extra crusty bread at the end.
Go big or go home! You have to order the fish sandwich and get a side of their interesting batter like double fried fries.
They often show some cool Indie movies and there is a wine tasting event there on the last Friday of every month. Read more.
Ask the guide to point out the major works of art in the main and guest house There are two Picasso and two Diego Rivera paintings you should see.
No, this doesn’t count as going to church But go ahead & worship at the altar of Celestial Gold, Pipe Organ Pale Ale and Pious Monk Dunkel. Read more.
Named one of the top 10 most beautiful views in the country by USA Weekend magazine, Mount Washington features a sweeping panorama of downtown Pittsburgh and the surrounding countryside.
On weekends, make sure to arrive in the morning to book a timeslot to view the James Turrell piece. They also have 2 Yayoi Kusama infinity rooms.
The centerpiece of the University of Pittsburgh, this landmark houses 27 different Nationality Rooms that celebrate the culture of the nationality it is named after.- Ethan, Marketing Director
It's not really as much of a museum as you'd think. It's pretty much just a regular McDonalds with some Big Mac artifacts. It's still pretty neat to see though.
Old school Ice cream parlor and the chocolate castle decorated for the holidays are cool. Great place to take kids
Houses the largest collection of relics outside of the Vatican. Among the collection of 5000+ are pieces of the True Cross, the table of the Last Supper and the Virgin Mary's veil.
Heinz Field puts new meaning to the "Red Zone." Watch the ketchup pour when they get within the 20. Go Steelers!
If you like Meat & Potatoes, you will LOVE Butcher and the Rye. The Pig Candy is a MUST!!
Amazing lunch special makes this usually pricy but great Indian restaurant worth it.
The only place around that still butchers meat in house. The freshest and best meats in Pittsburgh by far!!!! Plus the girls are super nice :)
Schweinshaxe (pork shank with cracklin) is ~amazeballs~. This joint is a good time!
Ask the store's demonstrators to show you an easy, inexpensive trick. Buy it if you like it. Practice. Spread happiness, mystery, and wonder by performing for your friends. Don't reveal the secret ;) Read more.
The bone marrow appetizer is amazing and well worth the price. The mussels of the day are also well worth the price and the curry sauce is especially delicious.
The manager walks around in a suit. If you can grab him he'll get any meat you want to your table in a couple minutes. Definitely get the bacon wrapped chicken and filet mignon.
Tickets from either incline work at either incline! So use one to go up and one to go down and enjoy the view on the walk down Grandview Avenue!
The best Sichuan cuisine in Pittsburgh at the moment. Reminds me of fond memories of Hot Kitchen on the LES in NYC. The Chengdu Beef is sublime. The Snow Pea Leaves are a rare treat.
Came for the pinball, stayed for the hip atmosphere and delicious cafe drinks!
A true Pittsburgh gem. Every pinball game you can imagine or have ever played. A testament to the passion and care of those who run it.
You don't have to pay until you exit, so you can probably technically ride round-trip for free (up and back without getting off).
This place is one of a kind. You can buy all kinds of games for your game room and there are certain times you can pay a flat fee and play all the games of your childhood. www.pinballperfection.com
Worth it to buy the monthly pass. There’s retro consoles, VR, pinball, board games, traditional arcade games, etc. It’s all here. Plus really good shakes too. My fav is the Picard.
Great hot dogs. I had two. One was Chicago styled and the other was more barbecue styled. Tasted great with the casing. I enjoyed Pittsburgh and Pennsylvanian craft beers. Good stuff.
Bring cash tips for the bar, and be ready to sweat your ass off to incredible underground house and techno. Everyone from local deejays to the biggest in Berlin. Craziest dance floor vibe in the city.
It is educational, enjoyable and a good chance to socialize and learn about wines that you enjoy.
Some of the best homemade cards you can find. Interesting things to browse and some very funny posters and pictures to admire or purchase. Really neat place.
Small but had a nice walk down to the Lotus pond. When we went to go look around the garden behind the building, it was closed for an event we weren’t informed of upon arrival.
Pittsburgh is known for its rich Polish heritage, which is why a visit isn't complete without a stop to Pierogies Plus. See why this restaurant has been voted "Pittsburgh's Best Pierogi."
A friend from China took me here originally, and said it was the most authentic she's found in Pittsburgh. Order from the Sichuan menu, not the "American" one!
Mussel frites are 50 percent off at happy hour 4-6 and: beer specials. Terrific place to learn about beer too. They happily educate you
Shepherds pie is great, so are the lamb skewers. Come down and knock back a pint or two (or three or four :)
Good BBQ, excellent brisket chilli. Mac n (nacho) cheese is tasty. Great spot for fish sandwiches during lent.
Beautiful cuts of meat, excellent quality, reasonable prices. Great lunch specials too!!
Beans and Greens appetizer is amazing! And huge! ...the gorgonzola sauce ain't no joke. A great hidden secret.
Very affordable and great atmosphere. The pesto sauce with smoked Gouda was simply delicious on the meatballs.
Beautiful alley, efficiently filled with over 30 lanes. Very well-maintained and super friendly staff!
I had the grilled chicken tacos (one of the few options if you don't eat spicy) and the others had Korean tacos and ceviche - they were all delicious. Try Korean only if you can handle a 7-8/10 🔥🔥🔥
The family who owns and operates Wigle is fantastic. They provide awesome tours and host wonderful events! As in individual or visitor take a tour. As an organization partner with them!
Kick it old school and order the Prime Rib n' Kettle, a well-seasoned slab au jus with a side of broiled langoustine and a pot of drawn butter. Mnommnommnom
Games N' At provides a fun change of pace from the traditional South Side bar scene. I highly recommend the duck pin bowling, bubble hockey, and classic arcade room. Read more.
Actually used to be a speakeasy. Best Old Fashioned in Pittsburgh. Awesome place. Use the back door to leave when the prohibition officers come to bust you for drinking alcohol.
This scenic overlook, which provides a breathtaking view of Downtown and the Golden Triangle, is also home to many of Pittsburgh’s most elegant restaurants, unique shops and memorable places.
A must-do in the Strip Distrcit. Locally known as Penn Mac. Fine Italian grocery with 400 cheeses. Meet "Dear Heart," a local celeb--she's the cheese monger & calls everyone she waits on dear heart.
Sunday brunch can't be beat. The ambiance is amazing and a great place to bring out of town guests
Maz uni and bat. Mr Rogers and king Friday make this a worthy trip. If you like the Steelers it's a must. A tad pricey should be like ten bucks
There is a farmer's market every Thursday from late spring until early autumn. It's open mid-morning to mid-afternoon, but get there early for the best selection.
The server recommended the yellow fin tuna and it turned out to be amazingly good. I got the port one with a side of Brussel sprouts (the best b sprouts I have ever had). So definitely recomm this :)
It was good before; it's even better now. Immense selection, knowledgable staff, but it's the used games and loaner program that puts it over the top. One of the best.
Best Christmas tradition. Amazing old style toys, ornaments and collectibles.
Not as big as it's predecessor, "Groovy", but the owner is as nice as could be, has extremely reasonable prices, and even stayed open late so we could see everything. Highly recommend stopping there!
Check this place out on Thursdays and Fridays for some excellent games! Great group of people that show up topped off by an amazing staff!
Fantastic! $7 for a really great sandwich....go for the pork w/everything on it! 😄 Lucy is only in the Strip (by Bar Marco) 6 mths out of the year, dipping out at the end of Oct...don't pass this up!
The paella was legitimately one of the best meals I've ever eaten. Just awesome mix of meat, seafood, veggies, and rice!
Intimate comedy venue with hilarious entertainment. BYOB with theater treats available. Classic arcade games to play while you wait for your show.
Favorite sandwich is California Tuna rare, beet salad instead of slaw. Favorite sushi is the sweet seas platter with scallops.
Randy is amazing! The location will inspire you! This was my favorite experience in Pittsburgh!
Best view in the city. Skip the other Grandview Ave restaurants. Altius is more delicious and amazing than all the others.
Best place for tea!!! Great prices and large variety. Margaret is very knowledgable!!
Lots of heart in their small, original dishes. The Halusky is excellent, as are the French fries, and if they have it, the New England Clam Chowder is incredible.
Cool cooperative bookstore for your progressive reads need. A snugly place, they've got lots of rad new and used books (esp. from small prints) to dive into. Good cups of tea and java too.
Came here on a late Saturday afternoon. LOVE the atmosphere and food was good. Service was exceptional. Definitely coming back - draft beer list one of best we've seen in Pittsburgh.
Best Burgers ever!!!! Milkshakes are out of this world! And they have the best sangria on the planet!! And for all the beer snobs, an excellent selection of craft beer on draft!
Build your own burger is the best option. Favorites are bison, grass fed elk and wagyu patties. For paleo/low carb there are lettuce wrap and naked options. GF buns are also available.
Excellent downtown hotel in old bank. Super friendly staff, abundant food and drink perks, pool and hot tub, spacious roof deck. Don’t miss the old vault doors preserved on the first floor.
Get a 2X Smash Burger and literally any of their beers and you can't go wrong. Great location for Pirates/Steelers games!
Lots beer on tap, theirs and from other craft brewers. Also ciders & meads.
Best place for colossal sandwiches and craft beers (for those of age). Try the South SideSlope, voted one of the Top 5 sandwiches in the country. Good luck finishing- Jessica, Social Media Manager
The quintessential museum of bicycles. Nerds like us or folks looking for hard to find parts should dedicate at least an hour to the free museum (donation suggested). All is for sale!
Fresh, delicious take on authentic Indian cuisine in a fast casual setting. Great food, fun experience and they’re BYOB!
The hell's hollow hike is very challenging and long but worth it, there are many waterfalls, caves and beautiful views.
A lovely place to hike, swim, or have a picnic. Restrooms are close to the swimming area, and the snack bar has some good choices ($8 minimum purchase to use debit cards). Gorgeous scenery!
The stuffed chicken was good. Can't wait to come back and try the fried & the meatloaf
Beautiful interior, amazing food, and attentive, friendly service. Perfect place for a date or special event. Korean BBQ sandwich, rock shrimp, sushi! Can’t wait to go back.
Tasty Korean fast casual spot with very pleasant leafy green decor. Bulgogi, KFC, and sides were all delish and staff was friendly.
Chilled peas are amazing. All food is good but a bit pricey. Their brews however are awesome and very reasonably priced. See the upstairs living wall!
This is by far the best ice cream in the area. Pink champagne is the best sherbet. Cherry is the best ice. Peanut butter parfait is the best ice cream. Everything is good. You won't be disappointed.
Excellent food selection and taste, good selection of beers on the tap wall. When not in the mood for beer the cocktails are delicious
If I lived in Pittsburgh, this is where you would find me for lunch and dinner. What a great concept, allowing local entrepreneurs to showcase and test their menus.
Great view of the city - if you come to Pittsburgh, spend at least a couple of minutes here to get the best view of the city.
Good Sichuan food! Spicy, delicious and reasonable price. Waiters are polite here.
Around-the-world-in-eighty-minutes-diverse menu, including the Pittsburgh classic Turkey Devonshire sandwich.
A crispy, floral Bouquet de Rosé cider with the spectacular roasted apple, rosemary, mozarella, and cider-braised pork pizza will set you right with the world. At least for a few hours. SO good.
Here the gin and tonics are poured with house-made tonic and garnished with juniper berries and citrus, and the menu of small plates is as vast and ambitious as it is precisely executed. Read more.
Chicken Pot Strudel was excellent. The crust was flaky and buttery and chicken gravy was tasty.
Great beers and a cool eclectic menu. Friendly service. A real gem in the heart of Zelienople!
Accept the fact that your mouth will be destroyed and eat the soup dumplings the traditional way: by putting it in your mouth all at once, and letting the steaming hot goodness explode on your palate.
For a five-star dining experience, enjoy a special dinner at Lautrec - awarded both the Forbes Five-Star and AAA-Diamond awards in 2013, and one of 28 restaurants in the world to hold both honors.
Free admissions with a fee for some tours. Large groups of work with art, vintage cars, and all kinds of other artifacts. The grounds are also beautiful, so take a walk. Read more.
It's an active shrine; people are constantly leaving soup cans, Coke bottles, wigs. A local artist collects the notes people leave; there have been hundreds, in languages from all over the world. Read more.
Come on Thursday to the Festival of Lights! Your only companions are your groups and the roads are pretty clear!
Papaya salads are a highlight of the menu, but the curry puffs, fried tofu, fried tilapia, laab, and Kua Mee were also terrific. Also, they have a full bar, and good rotating draft selection.
A place that everyone should visit. A Pittsburgh oddity that is truly different. Mr. Arm, your host, is that kid in school you always knew would be a mortician or taxidermist or serial killer!!
The owl event was really cool, as was the experience of waking right up to a variety of tropical birds... Be sure to listen to the kookaburra, it had me cracking up.
Try all the beers! Beer menu changes & is updated often. The food is great, lots of German staples & more. Great location, so close to the city & tons of parking next to & behind the brewery.
Black Yoga Merch, Altar and the Bull patches, Poison Apple Printshop & so much more! The spooky centric products by local artists and small businesses encouraged my wallet to open. I'll visit again!
All Polish food and gifts. I have never had a bad pierogi kielbasa or golabki here. The Polish stuff is really great too!
Fine French cuisine at the amazing Nemacolin Woodlands Resort. This is a serious dining experience. For a bit more casual time try their famous Sunday Brunch!
This is pretty standard American-Chinese fare, but at a higher level of quality and service than the vast majority of places. Popular for lunch, pretty bleak at dinner (as is to be expected downtown).
Check out the archives of photographer Charles "Teenie" Harris (1908–1998), chronicler of Pittsburgh’s African American community from 1935 to 1975 for The Pittsburgh Courier.
All of your meals come with salad and vodka pasta. Favorite items: Prosciutto Wrapped Tiger Shrimp, Grilled Provolone app, Filet Gorgonzola
Be sure to try the branzino, probably the best fish plate I’ve had in Pittsburgh. The buckwheat galette was tasty, and so were the scallops and their salad
Great atmosphere from bars of the past. Nothing too fancy here; just great strong drinks, great beer selection. All perfectly complemented with great tasting food that hits the spot.
Really surprised by this gem! Looks like a castle, is a renovated historic mansion. Lower level works beautifully for private function. Food was very tasty!
Avgolemono soup is crazy good! This silky and bright lemon chicken soup special is on offer Thu/Sat/Sun.
Nice place but niggaz be runnin hoes n smokin too much kush up in here y'all need to keep the noise down an yo big mouth shut in the hall after 9pm if y'all don't want me down on yer shit straight up!
Key filming location for George Romero's Night of the Living Dead. Read more.
Golden Sand beechwood mushroom (salted duck egg crusted) is a banger and a half, esp with a hit of crispy chili oil on it, wowow
Pizza, dogs, and a great beer selection. Post-pandemic service is as good as always.
Amazing gin drinks and awesome food prepared by a great staff. We had the waitress order for us and she did not disappoint. Worth making a reservation even if it’s for 9:00 PM on a Wednesday.
Best fried oysters ever and damn fine mushy peas, but try everything. You won't be disappointed!
Looking for something a little different in your amusement park? Like a saucy pasta dinner after the wave pool or Tilt-a-Whirl? Try DelGrossos, an Italian-themed Family Amusement & Water Park!
Halal Uzbek resto serving national dishes (lamb-rice plov, manti, patyr bread, shurpa soup, lagman noodles, etc), Soviet favs (olivje salad, borsch, stoganoff...), & even a Caucasus treat (khachapuri)
The shrimp dumpling soup is my favorite thing on the menu!! Very fancy Thai restaurant with atypical dishes
Fun place, but hard to find a table when it gets busy. The Nashville hot chicken sandwich is really good. Add some crinkle fries!
Holy hell, rare chuletas de cordero (lamb chops) a la plancha are phenomenal
Korean market near the ends of the Strip. On weekends, come for the BBQ and Korean styled pancakes. The smell is amazing.
The Burnt Almond Cake is worth the hype. In fact, it may be under-hyped. So good!
Austin TX has the Congress Bat Bridge, we have the McKees Rocks! Bats can also be seen during spring and summer coming from the underside, feasting on those pesky insects that feast on us!
The banana split was actually invented by David Strickler in 1904 in Tassel's Pharmacy at the soda fountain. Tassel's Pharmacy later became Strickler's Drug Store.
Best little old school ice cream shop! Delicious sundaes, malts & milkshakes with an old drugstore vibe.
Best comedy shows in the city.National headliners frequently come through the PIttsburgh Improv.
They carry Burmese (tea leaves salad ingredients!) and Malaysian grocery items along with the more commonly found Chinese and Korean products
