CuisineBritish
Price$$
Neighbourhoodsouth-side

Signature dishes: Fish and chips, Savoury pies

Must order: Fish and chips wrapped in paper, or a savoury meat pie.

Tip: Deep-fried British comfort on the South Side. Good ballast before a night out.

Location

Address: 1830 E Carson St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203

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