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This gastropub in Pittsburgh’s Cultural District serves simple, tasty lunches, brunches, and dinners that are as straightforward as the establishment’s namesake. — Travel + Leisure
It’s really all about the gingerbread-house quality of the place, which is tiny with a handful of tables, and opens only for lunch except on Fridays when dinner is served. — Travel + Leisure
New American in the Ace Hotel Pittsburgh spotlights sustainable, locally sourced meats – from steaks (porterhouse, tenderloin) and cheeseburgers to dishes like braised rabbit with semolina gnocchi. — Zagat
The small menu highlights Belgian classics such as carbonnade flamande, waterzooi, steak frites and moules frites, as well as a lineup of Belgian beers. — Gayot
The Porch at Schenley completes the transformation of an unsightly parking lot into a delightful urban parklet. — Gayot
A small local chain offering breakfast items such as egg specialties, corned beef hash, home fries, french toast, sandwiches and pancakes. — Gayot
Gaucho is a BYOB gem in the Strip District, serving up steak, pulled chicken, and chorizo sandwiches from a wood fire grill in a friendly atmosphere. — Afar Magazine
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