You can expect an enormous variety of cuisines in Pittsburgh, a reflection of the town's ethnic diversity. Most of these restaurants are surprisingly affordable. Many restaurants allow you to bring your own wine or beer. Higher-end dining establishments are in the downtown area.
The décor in this Shadyside eatery is desert chic. An eclectic menu, influenced by the cuisines of southern France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, and...Read More
The menu at this intimate sushi bar includes traditional sushi and sashimi platters and à la carte options. If you like your food cooked, Chaya...Read More
The four dining rooms here have regional oil paintings, giving each area its own distinct look. Entrées include saltimbocca, (veal stuffed with...Read More
As with most restaurants that sit atop Mt. Washington, Georgetowne Inn overlooks the city. Candles and warm tones add to the rustic, romantic...Read More
Woodwork and tapestries hanging from the ceiling lend a Jamaican flavor to this converted warehouse, as does the reggae music. A friendly crowd...Read More
Dark wood, candlelight, and crystal accent the unique dining area at Le Mont, one of several restaurants on Mt. Washington. If you visit at...Read More
Don't let the outward appearance of this unassuming storefront fool you, this restaurant is full of French country charm. The menu changes every...Read More
Tiffany lamps above wooden booths and old mosaic tile floors give this tavern a late 19th-century feel. Enjoy a potato-pancake Reuben, German...Read More
On top of Mt. Washington, this restaurant offers an impressive selection of fresh fish and an unrivaled view of the downtown skyline. ...Read More
This friendly Belgian-style bistro is tucked in cozy Point Breeze. The menu features mussels with white wine or curry, steak frites, seafood...Read More
What started out in 1933 as a working-class bar is now a Pittsburgh favorite with eight locations. The cheese steak comes with fries, coleslaw...Read More
This chic restaurant has three dining levels. The main bar is on the first floor, there's a small dining area on the mezzanine, and glass sculptures...Read More
This student favorite serves eclectic Southeast Asian cuisine, ranging from the classic pad Thai to spicy fish cakes and exotic salads. Slow...Read More
An ornate ceiling, crystal chandeliers, and elaborate floral arrangements highlight this room in the Omni William Penn, which has been restored...Read More
This converted 1902 Catholic church offers a variety of brewed-on-site ales and lagers (the brewing equipment sits front-and-center, on what...Read More
The menu at this Mt. Washington eatery includes chicken and lobster tart, lump crab cakes, apple butter–glazed pork chop, and steaks. There...Read More
Situated on the ground floor of the Pittsburgh Marriott City Center across from Mellon Arena, this restaurant's menu has entrées such as lump...Read More
The two-tier rooms at this restaurant, the first established on Mt. Washington, have floor-to-ceiling windows. The prix-fixe menu offers a chicken...Read More
The former Highland Park Manor has been transformed into a romantic dining establishment, replete with crystal chandeliers, silk drapes, damask...Read More
All rise. The layout here pays homage to those who put criminals behind bars, with photographs of famous judges, courtroom scenes hanging on...Read More
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