Pittsburgh Foodies Thread (Greensburg, Coraopolis, Homestead: homes, live, places to eat)

[lovemy4kids]

Anyone know where I can get a good enchilade en mole? Preferably East of the city.

[irishvan]

If this place was mentioned I appologize and just ignore. Dined at Park Bruges last night in HP delicious/recommend/will go back.

[fleetiebelle]

Is Park Bruges any bigger than Point Brugge? It's one of my peeves that Point Brugge is teeny tiny and doesn't take reservations.

[irishvan]

Similar size maybe a liiiitle less bar area and more table seating it wasn't busy last night. I find that Point Brugge is always packed.

[Blackbeauty212]

More Asian infusion coming to the Burgh Noodles & Company

Noodles & Company opening first Pittsburgh-area restaurant - Pittsburgh Business Times

Noodles & Company , a suburban Denver-based restaurant chain whose approach to starch begins in Asia but winds through Italy on the way to Wisconsin, is expanding into the Pittsburgh area.
The Broomfield, Colo.-based fast casual chain has leased its first area restaurant in the former location of American Apparel on Forbes Avenue in Oakland and expects to open there in November as it continues to scout for other locations in western Pennsylvania.
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[Burghgirl17]

Has anyone seen the new place on Liberty Avenue on the block next to Fifth Avenue Place - it's called Dahntahn something-or-other (don't remember). Large sign outside, not open yet, but looks to be a restaurant/bar. I haven't heard anything about it.

[Blackbeauty212]

Is it in the rehabbed building that used to house National City Bank next to the State Store?

[Burghgirl17]

Originally Posted by Blackbeauty212

Is it in the rehabbed building that used to house National City Bank next to the State Store?

Yep.

[BrianTH]

Here is some information courtesy of the PDP (I'm understand they allow reproduction of this material for non-commercial uses so I am going to excerpt the whole thing):

http://www.downtownpittsburgh.com/_f...f-august-1.pdf

Taste of 'Dahntahn'

I’m sure you’ve seen the sign. You know the one I’m talking about, the big one on Liberty Ave; giant arrow, martini glass, says “Eat Here, Great Food”. Take my word for it; the sign is just a taste of what’s inside! With a 1920’s Art Deco theme, you walk into beautiful mural of 1920’s socialites surrounded with red walls, tables with amazing old black and white photographs of Liberty Avenue and the most amazing feature; a tapestry of Downtown where the light of the streets and buildings actually light up!

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Sounds pretty good!

[BrianTH]

So I can now personally attest that Root 174 is fantastic. Very creative, extremely tasty, fair prices, excellent presentation and service--just all around great.