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  • 1844 Restaurant

    690 State Route 66, Leechburg

    724-845-1844

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    CP REVIEW: 1844 offers an unprecedented patina of tradition combined with a sure-footed sensitivity to 21st-century tastes. The menu's modern updates are exemplified most starkly by the sushi rolls and sashimi platter. [March 26, 2014]

  • 21st Street Coffee

    225 Fifth Ave. Downtown

    412-241-2480

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    CP REVIEW: Intelligensia beans and a staff that may be almost too intelligent. They've upped the ante by installing a "Clover," an elaborate French press that allows for coffee to be brewed with scientific precision. [July 2012]
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  • 565Live

    565 Lincoln Ave, Bellvue Bellevue

    412-720-8098

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  • 5th Ave Downtown New Kensington

    956 5th Ave New Kensington

    7242123339

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  • 61B Cafe

    1108 S. Braddock Ave. Swissvale

    412-871-3013

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    CP REVIEW: If you like Squirrel Hill's 61C Cafe, you'll surely enjoy Regent Square's new 61B Cafe. It's got the same owners, the same menu and some agreeable new wrinkles. [Oct. 16, 2013]

  • 61C Cafe

    1839 Murray Ave. Squirrel Hill

    412-521-6161

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    CP REVIEW: This neighborhood fixture has plenty to recommend it besides good coffee, a nice tea selection and plenty of tasty baked goods. Its big front window is good for people-watching and it has an outdoor patio as well. [July 2012]

  • AC Hotel Pittsburgh Downtown

    1126 Smallman St Strip District

    4123709621

  • AC Hotel Pittsburgh Downtown

    Smallman St Strip District

    4123709621

  • Acorn

    5528 Walnut St. Shadyside

    412-530-5950

    CP REVIEW: Acorn was not perfect, sometimes overthinking dishes or simply not getting an element right. But even its imperfections were unique and fascinating, and nowhere in Pittsburgh is plating taken to a higher art. [Dec. 20, 2017]
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    Webinar, Webinar Harmony

    +441143520800

  • Aladdin's Eatery

    630 Washington Road Mt. Lebanon

    412-344-1111

    CP REVIEW: While this long-running regional chain offers such Lebanese-American favorites as falafel, baba ghanoush and stuffed grape leaves, it's also known for its fresh, tasty pita sandwiches and "pitzas," all on homemade pita bread. Aladdin's is also veg-friendly, with meatless options for everything on the menu. [Oct. 2016]

  • Aladdin's Eatery

    Streets of Cranberry, 2024 Route 19 Cranberry

    724-778-9800

    CP REVIEW: While this long-running regional chain offers such Lebanese-American favorites as falafel, baba ghanoush and stuffed grape leaves, it's also known for its fresh, tasty pita sandwiches and "pitzas," all on homemade pita bread. Aladdin's is also veg-friendly, with meatless options for everything on the menu. [Oct. 2016]

  • Aladdin's Eatery

    929 Freeport Road Fox Chapel

    412-781-4300

    CP REVIEW: While this long-running regional chain offers such Lebanese-American favorites as falafel, baba ghanoush and stuffed grape leaves, it's also known for its fresh, tasty pita sandwiches and "pitzas," all on homemade pita bread. Aladdin's is also veg-friendly, with meatless options for everything on the menu. [Oct. 2016]

  • Aladdin's Eatery

    4080 Washington Road McMurray

    724-260-0072

    CP REVIEW: While this long-running regional chain offers such Lebanese-American favorites as falafel, baba ghanoush and stuffed grape leaves, it's also known for its fresh, tasty pita sandwiches and "pitzas," all on homemade pita bread. Aladdin's is also veg-friendly, with meatless options for everything on the menu. [Oct. 2016]

  • Aladdin's Eatery

    4885 McKnight Road Ross

    412-369-9600

    CP REVIEW: While this long-running regional chain offers such Lebanese-American favorites as falafel, baba ghanoush and stuffed grape leaves, it's also known for its fresh, tasty pita sandwiches and "pitzas," all on homemade pita bread. Aladdin's is also veg-friendly, with meatless options for everything on the menu. [Oct. 2016]

  • Aladdin's Eatery

    5878 Forbes Ave. Squirrel Hill

    412-421-5100

    CP REVIEW: While this long-running regional chain offers such Lebanese-American favorites as falafel, baba ghanoush and stuffed grape leaves, it's also known for its fresh, tasty pita sandwiches and "pitzas," all on homemade pita bread. Aladdin's is also veg-friendly, with meatless options for everything on the menu. [Oct. 2016]

  • Alcove

    875 Greentree Rd. Building 7 Suite 110 Carnegie

    (412)-458-0075

  • Ali Baba

    404 S. Craig St. Oakland

    412-682-2829

    CP REVIEW: This neighborhood favorite has been dishing up Middle Eastern fare in a warm, casual atmosphere for more than 40 years. [July 15, 2015]

  • Alida's Woodfired Cucina

    3345 Penn Ave Suite 200 Lawrenceville

    (412) 742-4495

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  • All India

    315 N. Craig St. Oakland

    412-681-6600

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    CP REVIEW: With more than 200 items, All India's menu is both epic and exciting, including novel choices such as Goan coconut shrimp and green jackfruit curry alongside the old denizens, chicken curry and the tandoor. [May 29, 2013]

  • All Star Sports Bar & Grill

    1900 Main Street Canonsburg

    724-743-1114

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  • All Star Sports Bar & Grill

    6302 Robinson Centre Drive Robinson

    412-787-1114

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  • Alla Famiglia

    804 E. Warrington Ave. Allentown

    412-488-1440

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    CP REVIEW: Alla Famiglia has become an elder statesman of Pittsburgh fine dining, but we were delighted to find it not stuck in the past. [July 23, 2014]

  • Allegheny Coffee & Tea Exchange

    2005 Penn Ave. Strip District

    412-471-5557

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    CP REVIEW: If you want to skip the $4 mocha and just buy your beans in bulk, check out this shop. You can pick and choose from the self-serve barrels and even make your own blend. [July 15, 2015]

  • Allegro Hearth Bakery

    2034 Murray Avenue Squirrel Hill

    412-422-5623

    CP REVIEW: The kind of bread where quality is determined by the sound the crust makes when gently squeezed. There are several varieties of bread, and many of them are vegan. [July 12, 2017]
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