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Hi, sunalsorises. I'm a 20 year old student at the University of Pittsburgh. I like the city, but am also planning to move to a bigger city after graduation, mostly because I doubt I'll be able to find the type of job I want in Pittsburgh (financial consulting / investing)
It has a lot of great unique features, like it's unique village-like neighborhoods which blackbeauty mentioned. It is much much different from Miami, so if it's change you're looking for, definitely look to Pittsburgh. Probably the most obvious difference is the weather. We probably get about the same amount of rain, maybe even a little less. But it is much colder here. January and February can be brutally cold, but overall it's pretty temperate.
There is a decent music scene in Pittsburgh, and it's slowly growing, but you may be disappointed coming from Miami
As far as restraunts, there are a lot of great options. There's a pretty good mix of ethnic food throughout the city - Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean, Indian, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Mexican, French, Italian, Polish - really anything you can think of. There are cheap diners and delis, all the way up to gourmet, 5-star restaurants.
Feel free to let me know if you look into Pittsburgh further, and if you have any questions :]
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