What is a Frickle?
A frickle is a breaded, fried pickle or pepper served at Bill’s Bar and Burger. It appears as an appetizer on the menu and is sized and served for general table sharing…. Read Article →
Posts Tagged: downtown
A Fine Plates Dinner at Nine on Nine
For a midweek, light dinner before a Pittsburgh CLO show of Wedding Singer, Nine on Nine fit the bill wonderfully. It’s not always necessary to have a big dinner, so while… Read Article →
Downtown Pittsburgh Sushi from the Original Fish Market
When I’m craving sushi before a Penguin’s game or a show in the Cultural District, I typically get discouraged and table my sushi cravings for another night, because when I think of sushi, it usually means going to a Japanese or Chinese restaurant – neither of which are prevalent in downtown Pittsburgh.
Top 5 Downtown Pittsburgh Restaurants for Picky Eaters
When you dine out with your family or with a group, it can be quite challenging to find a restaurant that will please everyone – especially if there is a picky eater… Read Article →
Proper Brick Oven Tap Room, great addition to cultural district
Downtown Pittsburgh’s cultural district transformation is nothing short of impressive. While Butcher & The Rye and Grit & Grace are getting a lot of press lately, Proper Brick Oven and Tap Room… Read Article →
Restaurant Week at Butcher and the Rye
One of the hardest restaurants to get a reservation for for Pittsburgh Restaurant Week was Butcher and the Rye. From the creators of Meat and Potatoes, initial feedback on Butcher and the… Read Article →
Executive Express Lunch perfect for downtown business people
Some restaurants have what it takes to put out multiple courses in a lunch hour and some don’t. Habitat Restaurant in Downtown Pittsburgh has it. Their clever 4-courses-1-plate approach is genius for… Read Article →
Lunch at Meat & Potatoes for PghRestaurantWk
Today on the third day of Pittsburgh Restaurant Week, I had my third dining experience of the celebration at Meat & Potatoes for lunch. The special for the day was an Autumn… Read Article →