Lets talk about comfort foods. (Pittsburgh, Pleasant Hills: hoa, suburbs, move)

[pesach]

What is your favorite comfort food?

Mine is Rueben Sandwhiches.

I have tried several restaurents in Western PA. and the best so far is a small restaurent in Monroeville called Carls.

Anyone else care to add their favorite?

[Hopes]

My son thinks Max & Erma's has the best philly cheese steak.

[prototypepariah]

the cheesesteak down on carson street is pretty authentic. and it's good, since were talking about them!

meatloaf beef stew classic 1 and 1a. comfort food!

[Hopes]

But what Pittsburgh restaurants have the best meatloaf and beef stew, prototypepariah?

We have to connect this thread to Pittsburgh in order for it to not be moved.

[pesach]

Originally Posted by Hopes

But what Pittsburgh restaurants have the best meatloaf and beef stew, prototypepariah?

We have to connect this thread to Pittsburgh in order for it to not be moved.

I thought the forum applies to Pittsburgh and the suburbs.

[Hopes]

Originally Posted by pesach

I thought the forum applies to Pittsburgh and the suburbs.

It does. I meant that we can't just talk about our favorite comfort foods. We need to connect the discussion to the Pittsburgh forum somehow.

My comment wasn't meant for anyone in particular, btw, it was just a general FYI.

[Pittgal]

Here are the comfort foods from PIttsburgh that I miss the most and eat on every visit back there:

Primanti's sandwiches in Pleasant Hills
Italian hoagies from Danny's - no hoagies on the west cost
Baked Ziti from Pasta Too in South Park
Isaly's chipped Ham

Pittsburgh has some of the best foods that can only be found there!

[john7104]

Uncle Sam's in Oakland and Robinson have the best Philly Cheese Steak subs.

[prototypepariah]

Originally Posted by Hopes

But what Pittsburgh restaurants have the best meatloaf and beef stew, prototypepariah?

We have to connect this thread to Pittsburgh in order for it to not be moved.

i'm gonna say just about as much as a chain from texas(that has a location in pitt.) serving a dish connected to philly?

[pesach]

Originally Posted by Pittgal

Here are the comfort foods from PIttsburgh that I miss the most and eat on every visit back there:

Primanti's sandwiches in Pleasant Hills
Italian hoagies from Danny's - no hoagies on the west cost
Baked Ziti from Pasta Too in South Park
Isaly's chipped Ham

Pittsburgh has some of the best foods that can only be found there!

We go to Primanti's for the Pizza on Tuesdays or Thursdays. X-large 3 topping pizza and a large pitcher of soda for $12.99.

Been eating Isalys Chipped Ham since forever.

I am getting hungry thinking about it.