We finally found the Allegheny Brew Pub, home of Penn Pilsner. It's across from the Heinz plant on the North Side, on Troy Hill Road. Good German food (except they used all-American-style glasses for the beer) and it's not terribly expensive.
Pittsburgh, PA
Allegheny Brew Pub
Gerry R. wrote: > My $0.02: > > While the pub is a fun place to visit, the food is mediocre, at best, > and the value is poor (quantity/dollar). The beer, on the other hand, > is quite good - eat elsewhere, then go to the pub for a drink. > > -- | I agree, the food was pretty awful but the beer was excellent. For great German food, try Kleiner Deutschmann in Springdale.
In article , [email removed] (Julio Ken Rosenblatt) writes: |> I agree the food stinks, as do my German friends, What, your German friends stink? Sorry, Julio, couldn't resist. For better German food, try Otto's in Dormont (W.Liberty Ave. at Banksville Rd.) or Kleiner Deutschman in Springdale. The atmosphere of the latter is a distinctive overdone German cliche that's homey enough not to feel overdone. I know that doesn't make much sense -- just go try it.