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CuisineModern Polish
Price$$
Neighborhoodpolish-hill
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Why locals love it: A Polish Hill dive above the Strip that serves cheap pierogi and punk shows; off the tourist map and proudly cash-only.
Tip: Cash only, loud and late. Go for the pierogi, the cheap drinks and a band if one is playing.
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Location
Address: 3117 Brereton St, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
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Kaibur Coffee ★ 4.1
Kaibur Coffee in Pittsburgh: A quiet corner cafe on Polish Hill, up the hill from the Strip's crowds and known mostly to neighbourhood regulars.
Why locals love it: A quiet corner cafe on Polish Hill, up the hill from the Strip's crowds and known mostly to neighbourhood regulars.
Tip: A calm spot for coffee and pastries away from the tourist routes. Pair it with a Polish Hill walk.
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Pierogies Plus ★ 4.8
Pierogies Plus is hand-made pierogi out of a former gas station in mckees rocks, run by a polish-born owner; few visitors make the short drive.
Why locals love it: Hand-made pierogi out of a former gas station in McKees Rocks, run by a Polish-born owner; few visitors make the short drive.
Tip: Order a mixed dozen to take home, or eat the boiled-and-fried ones at the counter. Worth the drive.
Labad's Mediterranean Cafe and Grocery ★ 4.2
Labad's Mediterranean Cafe and Grocery is a tiny mediterranean cafe and grocery on the quieter end of the strip, easy to miss between the bigger market names.
Why locals love it: A tiny Mediterranean cafe and grocery on the quieter end of the Strip, easy to miss between the bigger market names.
Tip: Eat a gyro at the counter, then buy olives and spices to take home. Locals rate the baba ghanoush.
Kiin Lao & Thai Eatery ★ 4.5
Kiin Lao & Thai Eatery is a small squirrel hill room serving laotian dishes most pittsburgh menus skip, hiding behind a more familiar thai list.
Why locals love it: A small Squirrel Hill room serving Laotian dishes most Pittsburgh menus skip, hiding behind a more familiar Thai list.
Tip: Ask for the Laotian larb and sticky rice, not just the Thai standards. Small room; reserve at weekends.
Kaibur Coffee ★ 4.1
Kaibur Coffee in Pittsburgh: A quiet corner cafe on Polish Hill, up the hill from the Strip's crowds and known mostly to neighbourhood regulars.
Why locals love it: A quiet corner cafe on Polish Hill, up the hill from the Strip's crowds and known mostly to neighbourhood regulars.
Tip: A calm spot for coffee and pastries away from the tourist routes. Pair it with a Polish Hill walk.
Everyday Noodles ★ 4.7
Everyday Noodles is a squirrel hill room where a glass-walled team pleats soup dumplings by hand, a quiet draw away from the marquee restaurants.
Why locals love it: A Squirrel Hill room where a glass-walled team pleats soup dumplings by hand, a quiet draw away from the marquee restaurants.
Tip: Watch the dumpling team through the window. Order xiao long bao and hand-pulled noodles; expect a wait.
Max's Allegheny Tavern ★ 4.1
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Why locals love it: A century-old German tavern tucked in Deutschtown that survives the North Side's changes, off most visitors' radar.
Tip: Order schnitzel or sauerbraten with a German beer. A nod to the North Side's German immigrant roots.