Pittsburgh, PA
Best Lunch (Restaurants)
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Cafe Euro |
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600 Grant St US Steel Tower, Pittsburgh 15219 • 412-434-0800
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DOWNTOWN. Located in the US Steel Building downtown, this contemporary space sports dark wood panels, tinted glass screens, funky geometric light fixtures, and black tables topped with a purple luminary. A popular spot for business lunches and after-work drinks, Euro offers fabulous martini and draft specials. The kitchen's tempting Med-inspired concoctions, from an award winning penne pomodoro to chicken or veal marsala, are worthy of a special occasion. Closed Saturday and Sunday except for private parties. |
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Coal Hill Steakhouse at the Grandview Saloon |
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1212 Grandview Ave, Pittsburgh 15211 • 412-431-1400
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MT. WASHINGTON. The Coal Hill Steakhouse at The Grandview Saloon is Pittsburgh's premiere Mt. Washington restaurant and USDA Prime chop house. The recently remodeled lounge is a nice place to relax either before or after your meal. Or, just meet with your friends and enjoy a nice cold beer in a terrific atmosphere.
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Gullifty's |
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1922 Murray Ave, Pittsburgh 15217 • 412-521-8222
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SQUIRREL HILL. With a huge dessert menu that includes everything from the basic cheesecake to macadamia truffle torte, and fountain desserts like Killer Cookie and caramel apple crunch, it is no wonder Gullifty's is a habitual weekly sweet stop for many locals. If more than sweets are required, Gullifty's also serves up some pretty terrific sandwiches, salads, calzones and pizzas. |
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Max's Allegheny Tavern |
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537 Suismon St, Pittsburgh 15212 • 412-231-1899
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When Pittsburgh natives crave authentic German cuisine and genuine Bavarian beers, they head to Max's Allegheny Tavern. This festive eatery features five types of sausage, six varieties of schnitzel and a not-to-be-missed potato pancake Reuben. If you can't decide which to try, Max's lets you create a sampler platter with mini-portions of three of their German specialties. Sides include potato pancakes and dumplings, sweet and sour cabbage and homemade spaetzle. For dessert, Max's serves delicious bread pudding and – you guessed it – German chocolate cake. |
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User Rating: 8.75
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Pittsburgh Steak Company |
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1924 E Carson St, Pittsburgh 15203 • 412-381-5505
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SOUTH SIDE. Succulent beef and flavorful seafood win raves at this traditional steakhouse. |
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Primanti Bros. |
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46 18th St, Pittsburgh 15222 • 412-263-2142
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STRIP DISTRICT. Primanti Bros. is probably the most famous restaurant in Pittsburgh, and its main location (known as Primanti's on the Strip) is open 24 hours to satisfy even the most dire of sandwich cravings. Their claim to fame is creating an entire meal in a sandwich – in addition to meat, you get fried potatoes and Pittsburgh-style coleslaw (no mayo) right on the sandwich. Regulars suggest the double egg (surprisingly good early in the morning!), pastrami, and cheese steak versions to get an authentic taste of this Pittsburgh favorite. |
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User Rating: 9.1
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Six Penn Kitchen |
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146 6th St, Pittsburgh 15222 • 412-566-7366
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DOWNTOWN. Located in an attractive corner building, this inviting restaurant features an open kitchen and a wood-burning oven. The menu offers American classics, from tempting soups, salads and sandwiches to entrees that include wood oven meatloaf, pizza, and tilapia. The adjoining bakery's a popular spot for coffee and pastries, and the rooftop terrace offers a delightful atmosphere for cocktails. |
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The Back Porch |
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114 Speers St, Belle Vernon 15012 • 724-483-4500
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Cozy, dimly lit dining room serves up Continental specialties such as crab cakes, filet mignon and rack of lamb. |
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Tom's Diner |
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1715 E Carson St, Pittsburgh 15203 • 412-488-0900
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SOUTH SIDE. Whether you are starting your shopping day off with a quick breakfast bite, or you get the craving for a Belgian waffle at 3am after a long night out, Tom's will be open and ready to serve. Breakfast is served all day, and there is always a crowd. Expect quick service, though. |
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Abay Ethiopian Cuisine |
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130 S Highland Ave, Pittsburgh 15206 • 412-661-9736
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SHADYSIDE. For genuine cuisine and generous hospitality, Abay in East Liberty is a trendy and authentic spot where you won't go hungry. Indigenous tapestries, stone statues, and paintings tastefully adorn the otherwise plain dining room, where people sit in different configurations of seating, including on the floor and in chairs made by artisans from Ethiopia. |
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