Driftwood Oven is a pizza restaurant in Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh.
Editorially verified May 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: 3615 Butler St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201
Max's Allegheny Tavern in Deutschtown serves German tavern food in Pittsburgh. Schnitzel, sauerbraten and steins in a North Side corner room.
OrderSchnitzel or sauerbraten with spaetzle and a German beer.
TipA nod to the North Side's German immigrant roots. Good for groups.
Slice on Broadway in Beechview runs an award-winning by-the-slice pizza in Pittsburgh. A local chain that has won national pizza competitions.
OrderA specialty slice or a whole pie; the crust is the draw.
TipQuick counter pizza with several locations. The Beechview shop is the original.
Kaya on Smallman Street in the Strip District serves Caribbean cooking from big Burrito in Pittsburgh. Jerk, plantains and rum cocktails in a bright room.
OrderA jerk plate, fried plantains and a rum cocktail.
TipA big Burrito Group room good for groups. The brunch and rum list are draws.
Noodlehead on South Highland Avenue in Shadyside serves cash-only Thai street noodles in Pittsburgh. A big Burrito room built around bowls and bold spice.
OrderA bowl of street noodles and a Thai iced tea.
TipCash only and no reservations. Quick, loud and good value; expect a wait.
Iron Born Pizza in the Strip District bakes crispy-edged Detroit-style square pizza in Pittsburgh. A pan-pizza specialist that grew out of a stall.
OrderA Detroit-style square with crisped cheese edges and pepperoni.
TipDifferent from the Pittsburgh-square style; this one is Detroit pan. Squares sell out.
Lorelei on South Highland Avenue in East Liberty serves German and Alpine bar food in Pittsburgh. Schnitzel, pretzels and a deep German beer list.
OrderSchnitzel and a soft pretzel, with a German lager or hefeweizen.
TipA bar-leaning room good for beer and groups. The patio is the seat in summer.
