I recently moved from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. I love fancy food. What restaurants should I check out in the Burgh?

I recently moved from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. I love fancy food. What restaurants should I check out in the Burgh?

To get a sense of my tastes, my favorite Philly places are: Alison at Bluebell, Striped Bass, Tamarindos, La Cava, and 211 York. I've tried Bona Terra in Pittsburgh, and had a good time, but am looking for more and maybe better. Good places in other towns include: Sona, Second City, and Spagos in LA, and Flying Fish Cafe at Disney's Boardwalk.

I especially like New American, Haute Mexican, French, Seafood, Southwestern American, and Californian. I aspire to some day get back to Philly to try the Fountain or Le Bec Fin, and some day to get out to the French Laundry. I recognize that Pittsburgh isn't one of the Big Food towns (New Orleans, Las Vegas, Philadelphia, New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, etc.), so my expectations are appropriately adjusted.

I'm just looking for superbly prepared, interesting dishes with great flavor in a nice environment with very good service. Suggestions? Detailed descriptions of dining experiences are especially helpful.

Asked by Mac_1 61 months ago Similar questions: recently moved Philadelphia Pittsburgh love fancy food restaurants check Burgh Food & Drink > Restaurants.

Similar questions: recently moved Philadelphia Pittsburgh love fancy food restaurants check Burgh.

Big Burrito restaurants are quite nice. bigburrito.com/ This is a restaurant management group that runs some high end restaurants in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh Rare is also supposed to be an excellent steakhouse.

There are a bunch of high-scale restaurants up on Mount Washington. (Take the incline to get there! ) My favorite Pittsburgh restaurant would have to be Taj Mahal on McKnight Rd.It's a little bit north of the city, and not at exactly "high end", but they were ranked the #1 restaurant in Pittsburgh.

I never liked Indian food until I ate there. Everything I've tried is absolutely delicious, and extremely inexpensive as well. Good luck finding more restaurants!

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So many choices! I've only been there twice but ate very well both times. As always, chowhound is my source whenever I travel: chowhound.com/topics/show/333180?query=p... chowhound.com/topics/show/331613?query=p... chowhound.com/topics/show/258602?query=p... chowhound.com/topics/show/180408?query=p... chowhound.com/topics/show/178335?query=p... chowhound.com/topics/show/178068?query=p... .

Ruth's Chris Steak House is superb, and gives you a flavor of the city. TRY THESE PLACES OUT:Dowe's on 9th great for concerts121 Ninth Street · Pittsburgh412-281-9225 · InexpensiveGrand Concourse1 Station Square #1 · Pittsburgh412-261-1717 · ExpensivePittsburgh Rare300 W. Station Square Dr. · Pittsburgh412-261-2000 · ExpensiveReader rating: 4.0 out of 5Primanti Bros.

THIS IS A MUST!46 18th Street · Pittsburgh412-263-2142 · InexpensiveReader rating: 5.0 out of 5Lucca317 S. Craig St. · Oakland412-682-3310 · ExpensiveReader rating: 4.7 out of 5Fat Head's1805 E. Carson St. · Pittsburgh412-431-7433 · InexpensiveThe Grandview Saloon1212 Grandview Ave.

· Pittsburgh412-431-1400 · InexpensiveThere are numerous bistros and bar/restaurants all around the city, too. Many in the Shadyside and Southside areas. Sources: my opinion as a Pittsburgher .

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