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Address: 2239 E Carson St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
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The menu tells of Tessie Mae Hullficker, a woman who turned the family service station into a restaurant to serve her favorite TV dinners and BBQ. Indeed, Double Wide Grill does have a "TV dinner" served on a metal, divided tray, but don't be fooled – the food is nothing like microwave dinners. On weekends, for...
Address: 1816 Murray Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15217
Eat'n Park restaurants offer old-fashioned dining with the convenience of 24-hour service in some locations. The Squirrel Hill eatery has a favorite Eat'n Park amenity – the Midnight Breakfast Buffet. College students particularly applaud this feature and are always on the prowl for reasons to take on the midnight to...
Address: 2304 E Carson St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
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Forget the old rule about not eating in the library, and don't be surprised if a server hands you a book when you sit down. The Library's menu is pasted on the first page, and each item is cleverly named after literary favorites. Sunday's brunch is billed as "Karaoke and Crêpes."
Address: 5527 Walnut St, Pittsburgh, PA 15232
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Pamela's pancakes are world-famous. Well, maybe not world-famous, but locals swear by them. Other items on the menu at this sought-after joint are California French toast and homemade corned beef hash. Sunday breakfast is the most popular meal.
Address: 46 18th St, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
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Primanti Brothers is probably the most famous restaurant in Pittsburgh, and its main location is open 24 hours to satisfy even the most dire of sandwich cravings. Their claim to fame is creating an entire meal in a sandwich – in addition to meat, you get fried potatoes and Pittsburgh-style coleslaw (no mayo) right on...
Address: 5430 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
The busy city might be swirling around outside, but inside Quiet Storm, you can be safe and happy with a cup of coffee, healthy vegetarian fare, and the care of a warm, friendly staff. Servers tend to go above and beyond to welcome and accommodate the largest groups of groggy Sunday morning brunch-goers.
Address: 5221 Baum Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA 15224
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Hearty breakfasts and other American classics like meatloaf and mashed potatoes and gravy are served at Ritter's 24 hours a day. Only a short drive or cab ride from Downtown.
Address: 2015 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
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This small restaurant with seating for about 30 is very popular, so reservations are a must. The fare is Italian, with favorites such as double-cut veal chop and several fish dishes. The space tends to be very cozy, and the service friendly.
Address: 1 Gateway Ctr, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Maybe it's because the owners are native Pittsburghers, or maybe it's because their coffee-sipping goat mascot is so darn cute, but Crazy Mocha is definitely one of Pittsburgh's best coffeehouses. Ever wanted a scoop of ice cream in your piping hot mocha? Just ask for the Mocha à la Mode, and the friendly baristas...
Address: 1715 E Carson St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Whether you are starting your shopping day off with a quick breakfast bite, or you get the craving for a Belgian waffle at 3am after a long night out, Tom's will be open and ready to serve. Breakfast is served all day, and there is always a crowd. Expect quick service, though.
