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aswold says:
This Market should be on any visitors list of things to do when visiting Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The weekend Market is a diverse mix of shops like meat markets, merchandise vendors, street food, cafes & restaurants, wholesalers, shops selling knock-offs, books stores and craft shops. The District …
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pinchora says:
Casciola's twin twist is a ice cream place with a diner in the back (or so it seemed from the sign that said diner in the back)...
This is one of the ice cream places that are following suit and getting the over 20 flavors of soft serve... or so it seems they are popping up every once in a while…
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jaeden says:
A favourite among the Oakland college crowd, this restaurant serves up legendary 'Big Azz' margaritas. Some people have complained recently that they don't have the same kick that they used to but I think any 24oz margarita is a good margarita.
This place is VERY busy on the weekends so make sure…
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euphemy says:
While Philadelphia has its cheese steak, Pittsburgh has Primanti Brother sandwiches. The sandwiches consist of a choice of meat, with cole slaw, french fries and tomato slices on Italian bread. This is NOT for someone on a diet! It tates especially good at 2am after a night of drinking! The sandwich…
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kayguarnay says:
This is a park that is known for its Tudor mansion built in 1929, however there are many things to discover here besides the famous residence of John and Mary Flinn Lawrence.
In the summer, there are hundreds of wooded trails to run and bike, or walk with your dogs. There are concerts on the gre…
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Koder says:
Providing safe, reliable, rapid public transportation, via funicular railway, since 1877 May 20, for the residents and businesses of the Duquesne Heights and Mount Washington sections of the City of Pittsburgh. Utilizing two original, 1877 cable cars, the Duquesne Incline is a working museum. The Up…
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pinchora says:
If you're coming to Pittsburgh and you want to be part of the night life you have to come down to the South Side. There is something for everybody every day of the week.
My favorite time to go is Mondays...for a couple of reasons. One thing I don't like crowds of people and my cheers is down …
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froggoddess says:
Everyone raves about the Church Brew works, but not being a beer drinker, I have to say I'm not in love with it. The food is pretty good, the beer tastes like beer. It's a little pricey.
The ambiance is definitely cool, with the big copper tanks, the old-churchy feel, and spacious clean bathrooms.…
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pinchora says:
Ok, so if you're in Pittsburgh, like baseball and like to do cheap events you should go see a Pirates Game over on the North Shore at PNC Park.
Now...2 main questions that are always asked are going to be answer before we get into the review...1.) how did the Pirates (also known as the Buccos a…
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pinchora says:
I used to go to Scoops on Beverly all the time when I was a kid... but back then it was a 31 flavors Baskin Robins. It was a favorite of my sister, my grandfather and mine as we would walk the 3 blocks down hill to get to the corner store so my grandfather could buy his nightly lottery ticket... we…
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froggoddess says:
Obviously this is a beer drinker's paradise, but even if you're just a friend of a beer drinker, this is a great place. Have a cup of hot tea with brandy on the lovely deck while waiting for your food. In addition to exotic beers, they have some exotic foods, including buffalo and ostrich... as well…
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pinchora says:
Born Andrew Warhola, August 6, 1928, in Pittsburgh. Warhol is best known for his exploration of Pop Art. His most famous works depicted Campbell's soup cans. These cans were enlarged, hand-painted or silkscreened, framed, and hung in an art gallery, to turn the images into ironic "art". He also exp…
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pinchora says:
So in 2006 my friends and I went to see the Phantom of the Opera. We wanted to go out to eat before hand but none of us have ever eaten in the cultural district of Pittsburgh. We scoured the internet that would have a little bit of everything for 6 different tastes and a reasonable price. We foun…
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pinchora says:
Pittsburgh is Celebrating it's 250th anniversary this year in Style... through out the month of October, November and december you can go downtown for a pletherful of events... be sure to look at the calendar (http://www.imaginepittsburgh.com/Calendar.asp)to see what's going on!
I got to see the …
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