Where to Eat
For such a small neighborhood Allegheny West is home to a wide variety of restaurants at a range of prices. We know you’ll find just the taste you are looking for when you visit!
- Allegheny West
- Mexican War Streets
- Deutschtown
Allegheny Sandwich Shoppe
Hearty breakfasts and classic sandwiches. One of two neighborhood restaurants claiming the “best breakfast in town.”
(412) 322-4797 822 Western Avenue Yelp Page
Benjamin’s
Gourmet burgers, a full bar with eclectic cocktails, trendy (but not at all pretentious) atmosphere and a fantastic soundtrack.
(412) 224-2163 900 Western Avenue Website
Carmi Family Restaurant
Southern-style, home cooked soul food – can’t ever go wrong with this stop.
(412) 231-0100 917 Western Avenue Website
Giorgio’s Place
Pizza, pasta and more. Watch them hand-toss the dough while you wait for your pie.
(412) 322-0404 908 Western Avenue Website
Lindos Restaurant
Omelettes and gyros, together at last. Another “best breakfast in town” in the neighborhood. Lucky us!
(412) 231-0110 947 Western Avenue Yelp Page
Lola Bistrô
Compelling variations on classic dishes with a focus on gourmet comfort food.
(412) 322-1106 1100 Galveston Avenue Website
The Modern Cafe
Made famous in Wonder Boys. Wide variety of sandwiches and a 12 tap system for your favorite brew.
(412) 321-4550 862 Western Avenue Website
Nicky’s Thai Kitchen
Easily the best Thai food in the city. When the weather’s nice, the patio and garden is the place to dine.
(412) 321-8424 856 Western Avenue Website
Peppi’s
A Pittsburgh game day institution. If you need a sandwich before the Steelers face off at Heinz field, it’s the place to be.
Boxspring Cafe
The museum cafe in the Mattress Factory. Stop by for coffee, a snack or lunch and then browse the modern art.
(412) 231-3169 500 Sampsonia Way Website
Crazy Mocha
A Pittsburgh coffee chain, Crazy Mocha’s North Avenue location provides a nice spot to while away the hours with your notebook or tablet.
(412) 321-2569 2 E North Avenue Website
Deli on North
From the modest advice that “people always need to eat” comes Gary Gigliotti’s North Shore location serving soups and sandwiches.
(412) 322-3354 4 E North Avenue Website
El Burro Comedor
A taqueria from the same folks that brought us Round Corner Cantina, El Burro couldn’t be more inviting.
(412) 904-3451 1108 Federal Street Website
Monterey Pub
Easy to remember the Monterey Street location, the Pub is both local and English with its perfect Guiness pours.
(412) 322-6535 1227 Monterey Street Website
Wilson’s Bar-B-Q
Easy to remember the Monterey Street location, the Pub is both local and English with its perfect Guiness pours.
Bistro To Go
Take a class, order food to go or dine in with your own bottle of wine.
(412) 231-0218 415 E Ohio Street Website
James Street Gastropub
Delicious food, classic cocktails and live jazz in their downstairs Speakeasy.
(412) 904-3335 422 Foreland Street Website
Legends of the North Shore
If you’re looking for authentic Italian cuisine and a neighborhood vibe, look no further than Legends.
(412) 321-8000 500 E North Avenue Website
Max’s Allegheny Tavern
Serving up traditional and classic German dishes since the 1900s – a Deutschtown landmark.
(412) 231-1899 537 Suismon Street Website
Park House
A local gathering spot for Pittsburghers of all walk of North Shore life for more than 120 years.
(412) 224-2273 403 E Ohio Street Website
Rita’s Italian Ice
Cool off with with an Italian ice or custard treat from this park side franchise of the popular chain.
(412) 322-7423 401 E Ohio Street Website
Arnold’s Tea
Arnold’s Tea is a tea café/bar specializing in the business of selling a variety of hot and cold tea beverages and pastries.
(412) 322-2494 502 E Ohio Street Website
Subba Asian Restaurant
Subba has its basis in Nepalese and Bhutanese cuisine, but offers a wide range of Asian fusion items – all at affordable prices in a casual setting.
