Guidebook for Pittsburgh
Food Scene
Pamela's | P&G Diner
5527 Walnut StMichelle Obama ate here once. Fantastic food all around.
Grist House Brewery
10 E Sherman StBeer
Strange Roots Experimental Ales
501 E Ohio StBelgian Beer
This place has been around a century. They have a family dining room in back and bar in the front. Good no-fuss family style dinners.
Homemade pies, but they sell out quick, since they're made daily.
8 locals recommend
Grant Bar Inc
114 Grant AveThis place has been around a century. They have a family dining room in back and bar in the front. Good no-fuss family style dinners.
Homemade pies, but they sell out quick, since they're made daily.
Jean-Marc Chatellier's French Bakery
213 North AveFrench Bakery
Cure
5336 Butler StKiller restaurant
Silvioni's Restaurant
2125 Babcock Blvdgreat little italian joint near the burbs
Drinks & Nightlife
Double L
307 Grant AveFried Food, booze, beer.
Old School, friendly Pittsburgh bar with a family room. Very sweet people there.
6 locals recommend
Nied's Hotel
5438 Butler StOld School, friendly Pittsburgh bar with a family room. Very sweet people there.
Entertainment & Activities
Live music venue with restaurant. There's a show there nearly every day.
27 locals recommend
Mr. Smalls Theatre
400 Lincoln AveLive music venue with restaurant. There's a show there nearly every day.
Everything Else
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
7370 Baker StA zoo. So, animals.
Sightseeing
St. Nicholas Catholic Church
24 Maryland Aveiconic folk art inside of this church.
Shopping
Food market with just about anything you could want in European foods.
244 locals recommend
Strip District
Food market with just about anything you could want in European foods.
Getting Around
bus stop for downtown. ask the bus driver where they are headed as the signage is non-existent to lousy.
East Ohio St at Grant Ave station
bus stop for downtown. ask the bus driver where they are headed as the signage is non-existent to lousy.