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“Great for gaming if so inclined. The Buffet on the 2nd floor is fabulous with Italian, Asian, and American choices with a huge dessert bar. Also it overlooks the city and River.”

“Noodlehead is the kind of place you go to when you want to feel bougie but still don’t want to spend more than $10 on dinner. The rustic-meets-modern interior coupled with a Thai-fusion menu and no dish over $9 makes Noodlehead a winner in any book. Try the Chiang Mai Curry for a fun play on yellow curry, or stick with the tried-and-true Pad Thai for a phenomenal $9 dinner.”

“Incredible outdoor dining experience and food. It does favor Thai hot so please order spice level accordingly.”

“Voted 8 th in the country by Yelp of all restaurants in the United States Gaucho Parilla (Strip District) is currently a 15 minute walk from this building. If you choose to dine in, then expect to wait in a line that is wrapped around the block. (They have announced a move 10 blocks West towards downtown, so double check.) Get it to go!!! Look up the menu online and call them in the morning before they open for the evening. Then call them and place your order for a specific time. When you go to pick it up, walk right past the line, through the doors and straight up to the register. It will likely be ready for you. Pick it up, walk out the door, and eat it on the back deck here overlooking downtown. Fold out tables, and patio chairs are up there already.”

“My favorite restaurant in Pittsburgh! :) Chic, modern gastropub making New American dinners, eclectic brunch items & inventive mixed drinks.”

“If yinz don't go here, everyone you tell about your trip to Pittsburgh will ask you if you had a Primanti Bros sandwich and if you say no, they are going to wonder why they are even friends with you. Believe me when I say you shouldn't need to eat for the rest of the day, but it's just one of those things you gotta try once! Or you could not - and say you DID. I think this is the original location, but don't quote me on that. There are several others as well if you want to try squeezing it into your existing plans elsewhere.”

“One of the most unique and beautiful breweries in the world. Great food, award winning beer and fun atmosphere. churchbrew.com”

“Coca Cafe- featuring a menu of local and seasonal ingredients, but catch them early because they are only open for breakfast and lunch. I'm a big fan of their freshly squeezed juices mixed with champagne.  ”

“a 5 minute walk to the best pastries in the city. favorites are the citron tart and almond croissant.”

“My favorite spot for an excellent coffee and some quiet laptop work. Very sweet atmosphere.”

“Coca Cafe- featuring a menu of local and seasonal ingredients, but catch them early because they are only open for breakfast and lunch. I'm a big fan of their freshly squeezed juices mixed with champagne.  ”

“Italian Cappuccino and a 10 minute walk from there up to the historic highland park with gorgeous flowers, a restored fountain, large old trees, and a reservoir. Not to mention jazz every Sunday evening in August!”

“I recommend this place because it was one of the first coffee shops in the area and because of the great courtyard across the street where you can enjoy your beverage in the fresh air. The vibe here can be a bit stand offish to outsiders. I don't think it's intentional but I wouldn't come here to get a taste of the Pittsburgh friendliness. ”

“This middle eastern influenced vegan cafes in the neighborhood of Lawrenceville is one of my favorite places in the city. It is outstanding for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Their sourdough pancakes are some of the best I've ever had. Their hearty tofu scrambles will impress meat eaters alike and leave you wondering how they manage to do it.”

“Commonplace has a few locations around the city. Friendly neighborhood coffee shop with locally roasted beans. ”

“This place is located right up on Shiloh Avenue, next to Grandview Ave (where the lookout is). The staff is great, the atmosphere is one of the best on Mount Washington, low-lit and cozy yet fun because they have an entire corner filled with board games, great music, and their cocktails are incredible. I highly recommend the Old-Fashioned, they use fresh muddled orange and those new fancy purple cherries, the big round ice cubes, I mean come on!”

“a 5 minute walk to the best pastries in the city. favorites are the citron tart and almond croissant.”

“Great Cafe vibes and featured local artists. If you’re lucky Baron Batch may have some free art around. laying around. One of my favorite coffee shops in the Burgh. ”

“Best bakery of all time! Limited hours, so check out their website... Not to be missed if you are here Wednesday through Saturday!”

“Priory Fine Pastries makes fresh bread, turnovers, cakes, pies, paninis, doughnuts, and so much more!”

“ The Grandview Bakery has a mind-numbing selection of pastries and baked goods. Do yourself a favor, walk there from Bailey house, burn a few calories. Then get yourself a nice treat!”

“10-15 minute drive. Millvale. The first and arguably the best French Bakery in Pittsburgh. Millvale itself is definitely worth checking out.”

“Walk down Atwood on any afternoon and you’re bound to be intoxicated by the smell of fresh frying donuts. You can stick with a fan favorite like the French Toast or Samoa donut, or go crazy making your own combo. Whichever poison you choose, there’s no better way to ruin your diet in the ‘Burgh.”

“I have to confess I've never stepped into this patisserie but their macrons are famous all over the city.”