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Best Bars (Nightlife) (10 Overall Closest) |
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31st Street Pub |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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3101 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh 15201 412-391-8334
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STRIP DISTRICT. One of the most rockin' joints in the Strip District, 31st Street Pub books nothing but hard, shoot-straight-from-the-hip acts who play loud, cutting-edge tunes. Indeed, obscenities and ear plugs are likely cohorts at this music-first bar, where the walls are adorned with seemingly countless band stickers. All Monday through Wednesday shows begin at 10pm; Thursday through Saturday shows begin at 10:30pm. Check the club's calendar for upcoming bands. |
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Bar 11 |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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1101 Bradish St, Pittsburgh 15203 412-381-0899
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SOUTH SIDE. Bar 11 is a nice little hole-in-the-wall located off the beaten path, and its main draw is a fun-loving atmosphere. Drinks come with toy-like tops, water guns, and miscellaneous plastic goodies. Also, highlighters are freely passed around so that you can write on your fellow patrons – don't wear white if you value your clothing. If you don't mind being a little crowded, the $3 cover is well worth the fun. |
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Birmingham Bridge Tavern |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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2901 Sarah St, Pittsburgh 15203 412-381-2739
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SOUTH SIDE. With extensive draft and bottled beer options, local artwork, and live music, the BBT sits tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the South Side. Although it may sound trite, the BBT is the kind of bar where everyone really does know your name – or if they don't, they'll learn it quickly. Maybe it's the exposed brick and mellow lighting, or maybe it's the personalized service ... whatever it is, you feel like you're settling in for a comfortable evening at home with your closest friends. |
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Bites 'n Brews |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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5750 Ellsworth Ave, Pittsburgh 15232 412-361-4425
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SHADYSIDE. Wander a couple blocks up Ellsworth Avenue from the UniMart and you'll encounter an oasis of barley and hops drinks and some darn good pizza, too. Bites 'n Brews offers exactly what it promises: a huge array of special brews and microbrews, along with a large selection of reasonably priced food. Get a slice bigger than your face for $3, or lay out about $20 for an entire gourmet wheat-crust combo pie. |
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Bloomfield Bridge Tavern |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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4412 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh 15224 412-682-8611
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BLOOMFIELD. Embrace the revelry and fun at this family-run Polish eatery and bar. Early in the evening, you'll see patrons devouring heaping plates of stuffed cabbage, kielbasa and pierogies, but as the night rolls in, tables disappear from the stage and live bands take the spotlight. Music ranges from folk and acoustic to alternative rock. On Thursday nights, $1 beers after 11pm are an additional draw. |
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Boomerang's Bar |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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3909 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh 15213 412-578-8491
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OAKLAND. Boomerang's Bar is the only bar in Oakland with a true dance floor, which makes it easy for the place to pull in young hot singles with great drink specials and the promise of letting loose. One of the hottest nights at Boomerang's is Throwback Thursday, which features '80s music all night and drink specials that include $1 mixed drinks and $3 Jäger Bombs. With the addition of the downstairs bar, Boomerang's is quickly becoming the hottest place to party in Oakland. |
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Buffalo Blues |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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216 S Highland Ave, Pittsburgh 15206 412-362-5837
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SHADYSIDE. There's nothing like good wings and great beer with friends, and the place that does them best in Pittsburgh is Buffalo Blues. The newly renovated establishment offers a variety of choices, including eleven flavors of wings, ribs, and an assortment of other dishes. Daily specials, such as all-you-can-eat ribs on Tuesday, keep people coming out all week. A horde of televisions ensures that any seat in the house allows you to enjoy the game while keeping up with your friends. |
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Cafe Euro |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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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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Church Brew Works |
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3525 Liberty Ave, Pittsburgh 15201 412-688-8200
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LAWRENCEVILLE. Church Brew Works was originally St. John the Baptist Church, and in 1996, the sacred building was transformed into a spectacular brewery like no other in the city. The room still retains the feel of a sanctuary with its lofty ceilings, but today, the pipe organ has been replaced with a brewpub. Beers have suitably sacred names like Celestial Gold, Pipe Organ Pale Ale, and Pious Monk Dunkel. The pub serves a range of creative lunches and dinners as well. Try Untraditional Pittsburgh Pierogies to start, and follow up with buffalo and wild mushroom loaf or tamarind glazed chicken. Homemade ice creams and cakes will satisfy your sweet tooth. |
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User Rating: 9.5
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Fuel & Fuddle |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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212 Oakland Ave, Pittsburgh 15213 412-682-3473
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OAKLAND. Make sure you're running on empty when you stop by this Oakland joint to fill up on half-price wings and other goodies. While here, you may notice students trying to get big prizes for drinking one of each beer listed on the menu. Don't laugh – with over 100 choices available, these brave souls have undertaken quite a challenge. If you choose to imbibe alongside them, do so responsibly; you don't want closing time to roll around and catch you in a befuddled state! |
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