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4 based on 91 reviews
Muddy Waters Oyster Bar is about shucking, peeling, and crackin' the finest shellfish America has to offer and cookin' up the best Cajun food this side of Mississipi. Po Boys', Gumbo, Jazz and blues that's how we get down round here. Bourbon, Beer, and Ch
Testing different types of Don Perrignon Champagnes for $100 was really a nice opportunity. We enjoyed a 2005, Rose and P2. It was wonderful. All of this around Oysters.I was surprised to not see more people signing up for this.I hope more events like this one are being offered in Pittsburgh.Last year we went to a La Veuve Cliquot testing at Ruth Christie and it was also fantastic
4 based on 378 reviews
Dined alfresco this weekend and the food was a wonderful as ever. Stuffed Flounder, Chicken and Shrimp Clams with green sauce, Chicken Croquettes, Lobster Cannoloni, always perfect Sangria,outrageous sorbet for dessert and the ever attententiveness of our Captain - Manny! We could have been dining on the Iberian Penninsula - Mallorcas' flavors and service can not be equaled in the city. Consistently excellent.
4 based on 241 reviews
Conveniently located in downtown Pittsburgh, within walking distance of the Convention Center & four major downtown hotels. A Pittsburgh favorite for over 20 years. Recipient of the Wine Spectator of Excellence 1995-2006 and The Dirona Award 2000 - 2006 (
My mate and I had the pleasure of having lunch here one day during a recent visit to Pittsburgh. Yes, the place is very, very nice, old school club style, excellent waiters, and top quality, top presentation culinary offerings. My mate had a surf and turf like plate, with great shrimp (Wild GA Shrimp, I hope) and steak, all nicely done and served what you might call French style, with plenty of sauce. Lots. On the other hand, my Mahi Creole style dish was excellent. Perfect. All was well; happy to be there. Top end of Ameriican/European style food. I might rather have a top end pho ga, however.
4 based on 297 reviews
Being from Chicago, I'm fascinated by the rebirth of the cities that used to belong to what was called the "Rust Belt" in the 1960s and 1970s...which did indeed sink to sad depths in those decades.Thankfully, Pittsburgh's resurgance is evident in many ways...which include this delightful eatery in an old industrial area just east of the downtown along the Alleghany River.Everything we had on the menu was great(including the service...enjoy!
4 based on 1076 reviews
Housed in the beautifully preserved Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Station, the Grand Concourse restaurant at Station Square is a true testament of grandeur and elegant dining. With a cathedral stained-glass vaulted ceiling, marble columns, and a dramati
We canât say enough about this classic Pittsburgh restaurant from the 1900s.The warm homemade garlic rolls with butter or salmon pate was an amazing start to our dinner experience.The food was elegantly presented and uniquely prepared with special vegetables, etc.The restaurant was fully booked, but you would not have known based on the great service that was provided by the entire staff.The valet service and cost are high but for special occasions this is the best.Try to request the riverfront dining area for an amazing evening dinner experience.
Where to eat Bar food in Pittsburgh: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4 based on 318 reviews
Eddie Merlot's is a place where hospitality and the comfort of our guests are our highest mission; we pledge to provide the finest personal service, highest quality of foods, freshest ingredients, in world class facilities for all of our guests to enjoy a
We had a nice dinner here. We did not have a reservation, so they sat us the bar area. It was comfortable there, and we had a lovely waiter. Food was good, but a bit pricey for what it is. We were celebrating our anniversary, so the waiter brought us a free creme brûlée, which was very nice.
Best American food near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
4 based on 353 reviews
We all had a different steak and all were outstanding! I made reservations about one month in advance. At 5hat time I told them we would be celebrating our anniversary (two couples). They did not forget! Great, pleasant staff. Thank you for a wonderful anniversary celebration.
Most Popular Contemporary food in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
4 based on 311 reviews
We are proud to say we have been selling fresh fish, seafood, meat, and poultry since 1912.
Wholleys has a great selection of fresh fish. You can find just about anykind you want. Fast service
Most Popular Italian food in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
4 based on 184 reviews
We wanted a nice sit-down dinner on our last night of a long Steelers weekend. Steak & seafood are both featured here & we had a little of both. Our waitress connected with us immediately -- it was a quiet Sunday evening. She was welcoming & carefully explained the menu, each unique item & especially appreciated -- she said the sides should be plentiful if we had 2 -3. The shrimp was a preparation I had never had, swordfish was meaty, steak & lobster rocked ! Lemon drop martinis added bonus as the bartender had a heavy hand.
Top 6 European food in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
4 based on 983 reviews
Thank you for considering Monterey Bay Fish Grotto for your affair. This award-winning restaurant has always taken pride in its level of standards and excellence. These exceptional standards are reflected in the mouth-watering fresh fish and impeccable se
We decided a couple nights before that we'd like to try the MBFG. However, we were unable to get a reservation on a Saturday night until later than we'd like (after 8:45 pm). We checked back a couple of times and ended up getting a 7:15 reservation. We drove up Grandview Ave early evening to check out the view from the look out area. It's as awesome as you may have seen it described. It was still early and we decided to go into the restaurant and see if we could be seated before our reservation. Fortunately, they have a nice lounge area with tables near the windows so we could have a drink and enjoy the view. We ended up eating our meal in the lounge and it worked out great. My recommendation is that if you're unable to get a reservation arrive early and try to get a seat at one of the tables in the lounge. You can order off the same menu as the dining room. The view may be a bit more spectacular in the dining area because the windows are floor to ceiling, but the view in the lounge is also great. The dress code is pretty relaxed. Now for the food. Everything was excellent. I had the Halibut prepared with the pineapple butter and it was the best I've ever had. Slightly spicy and the fish was very tender and juicy. My husband enjoyed the lemon Sole and my son ordered the filet. This was one of our best meals and completely worth the price. BTW, the prices are similar to other fine seafood and steak places in other large cities. Thank you for your insightful review. I could not agree more with you that our lounge is a fantastic option for when we are heavily booked in our main dining room. Thrilled that you and your family were able to enjoy our restaurant while in town.
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