Guidebook for Pittsburgh
Food Scene
Pear and the Pickle
1800 Rialto StDelicious!
Best Thai food in town, very affordable. No reservations, it's usually busy so you might have to wait in line for a table. They have take out!
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Noodlehead
242 S Highland AveBest Thai food in town, very affordable. No reservations, it's usually busy so you might have to wait in line for a table. They have take out!
One of the trendiest places in town, great, affordable food that bridges mexican and japanese. Reservations have to be made.
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täkō
214 6th StOne of the trendiest places in town, great, affordable food that bridges mexican and japanese. Reservations have to be made.
Imagine your grandma was german and this was her house and she was a beautiful cook.
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Max's Allegheny Tavern
537 Suismon StImagine your grandma was german and this was her house and she was a beautiful cook.
APTEKA
4606 Penn AveGreat experimental vegan food spot.
Another great spot for Thai food! The pumpkin curry is delicious.
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Smiling Banana Leaf
5901 Bryant StAnother great spot for Thai food! The pumpkin curry is delicious.
Tram's Kitchen
4050 Penn AveVery good, authentic vietnamese restaurant
Some of the best coffee in town, in a art/punk neighborhood. Great vegan food, sandwiches and pastries.
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Kaibur Coffee
3138 Dobson StSome of the best coffee in town, in a art/punk neighborhood. Great vegan food, sandwiches and pastries.
Drinks & Nightlife
Some of the best beer made in the world! We recommend the Anti-Social IPA (grapefruit sour)!
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Full Pint Wild Side Pub
16087 Butler StSome of the best beer made in the world! We recommend the Anti-Social IPA (grapefruit sour)!
A brewery in a church? Yes! The food is also good - we recommend their pierogies! Ask for their daily special.
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The Church Brew Works
3525 Liberty AveA brewery in a church? Yes! The food is also good - we recommend their pierogies! Ask for their daily special.
Best cocktails in town - we think. Our favorite is the Painkiller:
Maggie’s Farm White Rum, Pinneaple Juice, Orange Juice, Coconut Cream. & Marvelous magic
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Maggie's Farm Rum Distillery
3212a Smallman StBest cocktails in town - we think. Our favorite is the Painkiller:
Maggie’s Farm White Rum, Pinneaple Juice, Orange Juice, Coconut Cream. & Marvelous magic
Darbea's Tavern
1962 Lowrie StArts & Culture
This is one of our favorite museums in the world! Mostly installation based work.
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Mattress Factory Museum
509 Sampsonia WayThis is one of our favorite museums in the world! Mostly installation based work.
Carnegie Museum of Art
4400 Forbes AveCarnegie Museum of Natural History
4400 Forbes AveMusic venue with some of the most interesting shows in town!
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Mr. Smalls Theatre
400 Lincoln AveMusic venue with some of the most interesting shows in town!
Pittsburgh Church Holds the Greatest Collection of Relics Outside of the Vatican
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Saint Anthony Chapel
1704 Harpster StPittsburgh Church Holds the Greatest Collection of Relics Outside of the Vatican
Center for PostNatural History
4913 Penn AveIf you're into weird things :)
Parks & Nature
Beautiful birds! You'll be in the same room as where the birds fly freely.
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National Aviary
700 Arch StBeautiful birds! You'll be in the same room as where the birds fly freely.
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Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens: Center for Sustainable Landscapes
1 Schenley DriveEntertainment & Activities
Heinz Field
100 Art Rooney AveHome for the Steelers!
PNC Park
115 Federal StPittsburgh Pirates live in here..
Shopping
Spaces Corners
1721 Lowrie StreetContemporary Photography & Bookstore
Sightseeing
It's the country's oldest funicular railway. On an incline, with a beautiful view of Pittsburgh. The truth is that local people actually commute in it!
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Monongahela Incline
1870 PA-837It's the country's oldest funicular railway. On an incline, with a beautiful view of Pittsburgh. The truth is that local people actually commute in it!