Guidebook for Pittsburgh
Food Scene
Kyoto-style Japanese comfort food, unique menu, restaurant owned by a local Japanese/Chinese couple. Very authentic and yummy!
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Teppanyaki Kyoto Restaurant
5808 Bryant StKyoto-style Japanese comfort food, unique menu, restaurant owned by a local Japanese/Chinese couple. Very authentic and yummy!
Tazza D'Oro
1125 N Highland AveGreat locally-owned cafe with wifi.
Consistently great, upscale but unpretentious cuisine in a vibrant, happening environment. Fantastic weekend brunch.
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Park Bruges
5801 Bryant StConsistently great, upscale but unpretentious cuisine in a vibrant, happening environment. Fantastic weekend brunch.
Good, fresh, inexpensive Thai cuisine in a vibrant environment.
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Smiling Banana Leaf
5901 Bryant StGood, fresh, inexpensive Thai cuisine in a vibrant environment.
E2
5904 Bryant StUpscale restaurant with excellent brunch.
A French restaurant staffed mostly by French people. Great savory or sweet crepes (the buckwheat ones are gluten free), amazing French food, and a rainbow of fresh macarons. Practice your French while you dine!
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Paris 66 Bistro
6018 Centre AveA French restaurant staffed mostly by French people. Great savory or sweet crepes (the buckwheat ones are gluten free), amazing French food, and a rainbow of fresh macarons. Practice your French while you dine!
Essentials
Excellent local grocery store/deli. Good gluten-free selection, gourmet selections, unpretentious.
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Bryant Street Market
5901 Bryant StExcellent local grocery store/deli. Good gluten-free selection, gourmet selections, unpretentious.
Whole Foods is about 8 minutes by car, 12 minutes by bus (it's on a direct bus line from here!)
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Whole Foods Market
5700 Centre AveWhole Foods is about 8 minutes by car, 12 minutes by bus (it's on a direct bus line from here!)
Trader Joe's is about an 8-minute drive away, near Bakery Square.
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Trader Joe's
9020 Covenant AveTrader Joe's is about an 8-minute drive away, near Bakery Square.
The local food co-op is a 12-15 minute drive. In addition to being your source for bulk organic food and other co-op staples, they have a hot bar that has breakfast and brunch food on weekends, and lunch/dinner every day, at very reasonable prices. Also, good coffee to go.
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East End Food Co-op
7516 Meade StThe local food co-op is a 12-15 minute drive. In addition to being your source for bulk organic food and other co-op staples, they have a hot bar that has breakfast and brunch food on weekends, and lunch/dinner every day, at very reasonable prices. Also, good coffee to go.
Target
6231 Penn AveTarget is about a 6-minute drive away.
Everything Else
Fantastic maker space with the equipment and classes you need to be able to make anything you want!
TechShop
192 Bakery Square BlvdFantastic maker space with the equipment and classes you need to be able to make anything you want!
Great shopping, restaurants, and also home to Google and Tech Shop
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Bakery Square
6425 Penn AveGreat shopping, restaurants, and also home to Google and Tech Shop
Drinks & Nightlife
Our local bar, around the corner at 5719 Bryant (corner of Bryant St. and N. St. Clair), is a good place to hang out and talk with friends. It's on the quiet side, for a bar, and they have good food.
Park Place Pub
5719-5721 Bryant StOur local bar, around the corner at 5719 Bryant (corner of Bryant St. and N. St. Clair), is a good place to hang out and talk with friends. It's on the quiet side, for a bar, and they have good food.
Parks & Nature
Very pretty park, popular with families and dog-walkers on sunny days, often has live music in the summer. Our guests who like to jog often go here to do it.
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Highland Park
Very pretty park, popular with families and dog-walkers on sunny days, often has live music in the summer. Our guests who like to jog often go here to do it.
Arts & Culture
Senator John Heinz History Center
1212 Smallman StReally cool local history museum.
Stunning, enormous 19th-century library with a cafe, classes open to the public, and kids' activities. For instance, every Saturday from 10:30-11AM is story reading for kids age 0-36 months; after the reading, kids can play with puzzles, a toy train set or of course books.
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Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh - Main
4400 Forbes AveStunning, enormous 19th-century library with a cafe, classes open to the public, and kids' activities. For instance, every Saturday from 10:30-11AM is story reading for kids age 0-36 months; after the reading, kids can play with puzzles, a toy train set or of course books.
Sightseeing
Gorgeous neogothic skyscraper built in the 1930s with soaring interiors that look like a cross between European cathedrals and Hogwarts. It's part of the University of Pittsburgh campus. You can tour the nationality rooms (classrooms meticulously designed to evoke different countries or cultures) and in November and December, every nationality room is decorated for the holidays. Great tours, and amazing views from the upper floors.
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Katedra Nauki
4200 Fifth AveGorgeous neogothic skyscraper built in the 1930s with soaring interiors that look like a cross between European cathedrals and Hogwarts. It's part of the University of Pittsburgh campus. You can tour the nationality rooms (classrooms meticulously designed to evoke different countries or cultures) and in November and December, every nationality room is decorated for the holidays. Great tours, and amazing views from the upper floors.