Kevin K. wrote: > > What is a good restaurant to take a date to? > Price range would be around $40. > Thanks. If you like Thai food, take her/him to Lemongrass in Squirrel Hill. If you're looking for something a little more traditional try Abruzzi's on the South Side. If you don't order wine you should be able to stay under $40. - Steve
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Steve S. wrote: > > Kevin K. wrote: > > > > What is a good restaurant to take a date to? > > Price range would be around $40. > > Thanks. > > If you like Thai food, take her/him to Lemongrass in Squirrel Hill. > > If you're looking for something a little more traditional try > Abruzzi's on the South Side. If you don't order wine you should be > able to stay under $40. I don't think I've ever gone over $40 at China Palace in Shadyside (Walnut Street). That would include two entrees, an appetizer, and one alcoholic drink (I don't drink, but my fiancee sometimes does). China Palace is the best Chinese restaraunt I've been to in Pittsburgh -- excellent food and great service.
1989 Cafe in the South Side on East Carson is great.............Should be able to do forty no problem...............Nice Place Charles Daniel P. wrote in message ... >Go to Davio, in Beechview. If you order from the inside of the menu, you >will be around $40. The front page lists the restaurant's specials (and >they truly are special), and they run from $20-$40 each! Might be tough to >suggest to your date to skip the front page, though. I guess it depends on >what you plan to do afterwards. > >You can also take in your own wine and avoid the big markup, which is a big >plus. > > >Kevin K. wrote in message ... >>What is a good restaurant to take a date to? >>Price range would be around $40. >>Thanks. >> > >