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I haven’t been to Point Brugge Cafe in two years. I’ve been busy… Sad excuse. Its one of my favorite eating …

Tagged appetizers, Dining, dinner, fresh seafood, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh restaurant reviews, pittsburgh restaurants, Point Brugge Cafe, seafood

Eat’n Park, Monongahela

Eat’n Park, Monongahela So I had this really great meal at Eat’n Park restaurant the day…. Seriously. I accompanied …

Tagged breakfast, coffee, Eat'n Park, eggs, eggs benedict florentine, hash browns, Monongahela, monongahela restaurant reviews, Monongahela restaurants, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh restaurant reviews, pittsburgh restaurants, spinach

Olive Garden, Monroeville, PA

I’m not a huge fan of chain restaurants- I prefer small, locally owned eateries because they usually provide more interesting fare. This …

Tagged anchovies, caesar salad, dinner, Food, food reviews, Italian, Italian food, Italy, lunch, monroeville, Olive Garden, Pittsburgh, pittsburgh dining, pittsburgh restaurants, restaurants, salad

Pasqualino’s Italian Eatery, Murrysville

It’s been a while since I’ve tried any new restaurants in Pittsburgh. I’ve gone out to eat many times- I’ve just been dining at my regular spots.

Tagged dining out Pittsburgh, Italian fare, Italian food, Italian food Pittsburgh, Pasqualino's, Pasqualino's Italian Eatery, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh restaurant reviews, pittsburgh restaurants

Biddle’s Escape Sunday Brunch

If you haven’t been to Biddle’s Escape in Regent Square, you’re missing out. The quaint (but busy) coffee shop is a haven for poets, writers, artists, and other creative types. It’s also a fantastic place to get a real cup of coffee.

Tagged Biddle's, Biddle's Escape, Biddle's Escape Sunday Brunch, Brunch Pittsburgh, coffee, coffee houses Pittsburgh, coffee Pittsburgh, dining out Pittsburgh, java, joe, Pittsburgh brunch, Pittsburgh coffee, Pittsburgh coffee houses, pittsburgh dining, Pittsburgh restaurant reviews, pittsburgh restaurants

Cenacolo, North Huntingoton, PA

I’m constantly asked, “Where can you get authentic Italian food in Pittsburgh?” Until recently, I didn’t have an answer. Last Saturday I had the opportunity to dine at Cenacolo- Pittsburgh’s first truly authentic Italian eatery, located in North Huntington, PA.

Tagged Dining, eating out, homemade pasta, Italian cheeses, Italian food, Italian sauce, Jenna, mozzarella, North Huntington, pa, pasta, pittsburgh dining, Pittsburgh restauran reviews, pittsburgh restaurants, restaurants

Thai Cottage, Pittsburgh, PA

Thai Cottage now occupies the space that Green Mango once did. The ambiance is similar to that of the former eatery- minimal décor ornamented the walls; soft ethnic music played in the background.

Tagged pittsburgh dining, Pittsburgh eateries, Pittsburgh restaurant reviews, pittsburgh restaurants, Thai, Thai Cottage, Thai Cottage Restaurant, thai food, Thai food restaurants, Thai food restaurants Pittsburgh

Center Plate, McMurray, PA

At 94 Center Church Road, just a stone’s throw away from Route 19 sits a house. In this house is Center Plate restaurant that has become the home of a brilliant combination of tastes; both “diner” and “finer.” The cornerstone of this restaurant is the all-in-one concept under one roof.

Tagged Center Plate, McMurray, pa, Pittsburgh, pittsburgh restaurants

Dining in the Suburbs

Some people say that the suburbs can’t match the city as far as innovative and exciting restaurants go. I am not one of those people. That’s because I don’t say it, I scream it!

Tagged Atria's Pittsburgh, Dining, dining pittsburgh, Il Pizzaiolo in Mount Lebanon, Moon Township, Pepperoni's, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh restaurant reviews, pittsburgh restaurants, suburbs, Sugar Cafe

Bonefish Grill, South Hills, PA

I had the opportunity to have dinner at the new Bonefish Grill in the South Hills. It was opening night, and the place was packed with hungry patrons anxious to sample the cuisine.

Tagged Bonefish Grill, Bonefish Grill Opening, Bonefish Restaurant, pittsburgh dining, Pittsburgh dinner, Pittsburgh restaurant, Pittsburgh restaurant reviews, pittsburgh restaurants

Chef Chuck Kerber, a graduate of The Pennsylvania Institute of Culinary Arts, has over 20 years of cooking experience at various hotels, restaurants and other private establishments. Selected as one of Pittsburgh's 50 finest in 2012

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