Restaurants still kickin

What restaurants that survived covid are a must visit?

Alla famiglia and Vivo are at the top of my list currently.

Arlecchino is the same as A la Familia but a better atmosphere and safer location:



http://www.arlecchinopgh.com/


Il Burloni is along the same lines. Less expensive and BYOB. It’s pretty small tho:


http://ilburloni.com/

Arlechino is fantastic. It's on the high side of the price scale, but all my meals there have been pretty memorable.

In the city, I like Altius, Mallorca and Bridges & Bourbon. If you're into Thai, Pusadee's Garden is worth a visit.

Arlechino is fantastic. It's on the high side of the price scale, but all my meals there have been pretty memorable.

In the city, I like Altius, Mallorca and Bridges & Bourbon. If you're into Thai, Pusadee's Garden is worth a visit. Originally Posted by Typo

What part of town is Pusadees in? I found it


http://www.pusadeesgarden.com/

Mallorca is fantastic!!

Deblaze in Bridgeville has some good food too for a sportsbar/family mix atmosphere.

Tessaro's in Bloomfield, if it survived the pandemic.

Girasole in Shadyside.

Grand Concourse for Sunday brunch.

For brunches I also like the Original Pancake House.

Pusadee's is a nice evening dining experience. The recent remodel created a very nice environment for a bit of a different dining experience than most places around. Ambiance and good food make it a top pick for ethnic food in the Burgh.

Jafres is pretty good, located just east of Greensburg, before the mall.

Do not go to Ditkas. We had 5 people at our table. Steaks were horrible!! Dry and overcoked. For their price point, the steaks should have been perfect.

I’ve heard alla famiglia is awesome! Hard to get a table unless you plan weeks in advance.

I’ve heard alla famiglia is awesome! Hard to get a table unless you plan weeks in advance. Originally Posted by Charley3

Unless you are me

Unless you are me Originally Posted by Dreamgurrl

Oops, got distracted and didn’t finish my thought. Not sure how I hit send? Anyway, I’ve gotten lucky quite a few times on the weekends there by calling after they open and getting a last minute reservation.

I love that damn holy oil.

Gi Jin

A couple people noted Mallorca and I agree . Although they have been closed for awhile and not sure if there is a reopening plan .

I love Alta Via in Fox Chapel , formally Francos
great homemade pasta , the calamari is a knockout !
https://altaviapgh.com/

http://https://garbarinos.com/
Have been trying to visit Garbarinos hear great things from my Pittsburgh Food Group , it's in East Liberty near Whole Foods

Had Brunch at Commoners with couple friends in April .
Outstanding food , excellent service and the cocktails were to die for
https://www.thecommonerpgh.com/

I forgot about The Commoner. I love that place and agree with the comment on how good their cocktails are. It gets a pass from a lot of locals because it's seen as a hotel bar, but it's well worth a visit.

On another note, it's sad to see the Carlton go. That definitely marks the end of an era.