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Smallman Galley is home to four separate restaurants inside of one hall. Basically, it’s the fanciest food court you’ve ever seen without an escalator maze to get there. The restaurants change every 18 months, with the current residents serving tacos, sandwiches, barbecue, and Eastern-European pub food. When your group can’t agree on one place, or you never like committing to one dish, Smallman is the solution.
A Pittsburgh institution for over 25 years, Tessaro’s in Bloomfield is where you go to drink beer, watch the Steelers and Pens, and eat a cheeseburger
You’ll need a reservation, cash, and a group up for anything to eat at Josza Corner, a family-style Hungarian restaurant in Hazelwood.
When you want to impress someone, there’s nowhere better than Fl.2 with its upscale-American food and sleek space downtown.
Apteka balances new and old Pittsburgh by serving classic, rich Eastern European dishes that are completely plant-based.
