Attractive downtown spot to enjoy a contemporary interpretation of rustic American dishes. Extensive whiskey collection.

Traditional Jewish food with a modern twist. House cured and smoked quality meats. All homemade.

Situated in the midst of Shadyside independent boutiques and national chains lies P&G. Serving diner classics since 1980. Other locations throughout Pittsburgh.

Hit the Strip District and be amazed at the variety of lovingly-made biscotti. Opt for anise or vanilla and savor away.

“Retro recreation” tiki bar in the middle of eclectic Carson Street on the South SIde. Grab yourself (with or without your friends) and suck down a Volcano Bowl.

Hollywood Regency meets Bohemian; happy, friendly and beautifully designed hotel in the center of William Penn Place. Whimsically designed public spaces and guestrooms. Commoner serves delicious “of the moment” meals; hit the rooftop Biergarten for snacks and local brews. Bikes available and super pet friendly.

Elegant ice cream parlour and chocolate shop situated in the midst of bustling South Side. Huge variety of milkshakes crafted by fourth generation local family on Bastian-Blessing soda fountain.

Spectacular and varied menu of Spanish cuisine.

Lively spot to hang out for coffee and snacks.

Pittsburgh’s grand hotel since 1916. Dine and drink at Terrace Room, Palm Court and Tap Room. Lawrence Welk’s bubble machine was born here, and the “Taking of Fort Pitt” mural commands the attention of The Terrace Room. Presently operated by Omni.