Jimmy & Nino Sunseri Pepperoni Roll ★ 4.2
Jimmy & Nino Sunseri on Penn Avenue in the Strip District bakes a two-pound pepperoni roll in Pittsburgh. The signature stuffed bread to grab.
Try: Pepperoni roll
Neighbourhoodstrip-district
The dishFried fish sandwich
Location
Address: 1711 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Also in strip-district
Salem's Grill ★ 4.1
The grill counter at Salem's on Penn Avenue in the Strip District serves halal shawarma in Pittsburgh. Wraps, kebabs and grilled plates from the butcher.
Try: Shawarma and grilled plates
OddFellows Ice Cream Co. ★ 4.3
OddFellows on Smallman Street in the Strip District scoops weird-flavor ice cream alongside Posman Books in Pittsburgh. Brooklyn Blackout, Hibiscus Cherry Chip and Italian Cookie Crumble rotate on the counter.
Try: Scoop ice cream in oddball flavors
More street food in Pittsburgh
Jimmy & Nino Sunseri Pepperoni Roll ★ 4.2
Jimmy & Nino Sunseri on Penn Avenue in the Strip District bakes a two-pound pepperoni roll in Pittsburgh. The signature stuffed bread to grab.
Try: Pepperoni roll
The Pub Chip Shop ★ 3.9
The Pub Chip Shop on East Carson Street in the South Side fries British fish and chips in Pittsburgh. Paper-wrapped cod and savoury pies on the bar strip.
Try: Fish and chips
Salem's Grill ★ 4.1
The grill counter at Salem's on Penn Avenue in the Strip District serves halal shawarma in Pittsburgh. Wraps, kebabs and grilled plates from the butcher.
Try: Shawarma and grilled plates
Slice on Broadway ★ 4.0
Slice on Broadway in Beechview slings award-winning pizza by the slice in Pittsburgh. A quick counter pie that has won national pizza competitions.
Try: By-the-slice pizza
OddFellows Ice Cream Co. ★ 4.3
OddFellows on Smallman Street in the Strip District scoops weird-flavor ice cream alongside Posman Books in Pittsburgh. Brooklyn Blackout, Hibiscus Cherry Chip and Italian Cookie Crumble rotate on the counter.
Try: Scoop ice cream in oddball flavors
The Original Oyster House ★ 4.1
The Original Oyster House on Market Square downtown has fried fish sandwiches and oysters in Pittsburgh since 1870. The city's oldest counter.
Try: Giant fried fish sandwich