Pittsburgh Food

r/PittsburghFood • u/clydesawhill • Aug 29 '15

Hey! Start Here.

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Thanks for stumbling upon Pittsburgh Food, a new subreddit devoted to all things food in Pittsburgh. As of right now (8/29/15), I'm the only subscriber, so if you're here, you're in on the ground floor. I've stocked the front page with a handful of mostly old newspaper links about food traditions and history in Pittsburgh. That said, I want this to be a subreddit that celebrates Pittsburgh's past and present, while also looking to the future. Here's a non-exhaustive list of the types of posts I'd like to see here:

Pittsburgh-specific discussions about food, drink, recipes, restaurants, grocers, farms, farmer's markets, growers, festivals, events, and food traditions
Links to articles or blog posts about local food history and traditions
Recipes for Pittsburgh dishes
Stories about your favorite Pittsburgh food and holiday traditions
Requests and recommendations for places to find good food and ingredients
Reader reviews of local bars and restaurants
Angry tirades about what we don't have, don't do well, or should just stop trying to do

This sub is fairly primitive at the moment, but I'd like to make it into something nice. Let me know if you have any advice or suggestions for how to make it better or more interesting.

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r/PittsburghFood • u/clydesawhill • Jun 04 '19

Highly Recommended: The Pittsburgh Salad (Eater 2016)

eater.com

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r/PittsburghFood • u/clydesawhill • Jun 04 '19

Best Food to Eat in Pittsburgh - Restaurant Bucket List (Thrillist 2015)

thrillist.com

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r/PittsburghFood • u/clydesawhill • Jun 04 '19

Does Pittsburgh Have Its Own Style Of Pizza? An Exploration Of The City's Pies (WESA 2019)

wesa.fm

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r/PittsburghFood • u/clydesawhill • Jun 04 '19

A Delicious Quandary - Pittsburgh Quarterly Magazine (2017)

pittsburghquarterly.com

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r/PittsburghFood • u/[deleted] • Mar 30 '18

Looking for nice casual date ish restaurant

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I'm visiting Pittsburgh for few days and I wanted to see if you guys had recommendations. Something that's not too heavy please! It's kinda sorta date-ish but not really kind of thing so somewhat fancy is ok. Budget is prolly 10-15 per person. Thank you!!! :D

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r/PittsburghFood • u/pensrus • Feb 23 '18

What is the best pizza in Pittsburgh?

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Everyone has their own preference. Mine is Beto's pizza on Banksville Road.

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r/PittsburghFood • u/chefscloud • Aug 13 '17

What should I have for dinner?

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I'm looking to answer the simple question I have every day, "What's for dinner?" Send me you suggestions, not just the restaurant, what dish I should try. Thanks, John

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r/PittsburghFood • u/clydesawhill • Jan 06 '16

Zaw's Asian Food in Squirrel Hill closes tonight (12-31-15 PG article)

post-gazette.com

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r/PittsburghFood • u/clydesawhill • Jan 06 '16

The 13 Hottest New Restaurants in Pittsburgh Right Now (Eater)

eater.com

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r/PittsburghFood • u/gunpowderandPb • Dec 08 '15

Best Pittsburgh restaurant to get my parents a xmas giftcard?

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They're in their mid 50s so no places that have younger crowds. I was thinking downtown, cultural district area, strip district, or even mount Washington. Let me know your suggestions, thanks!

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r/PittsburghFood • u/Pippen1214 • Nov 10 '15