Excerpts from netnews.pgh.food: 16-Oct-95 Best Restaurant on Mt. Wash.. by Rich [email removed] > Planning to take someone on their first visit to Pittsburgh up to Mt. > Washington for dinner and would like to know which restaurant is the best > bet: > > Christopher's, Georgetowne Inn, or Le Mont. I think Christopher's is overrated, but good. Le Mont just didn't impress me. I haven't been to Georgetown Inn, but have heard pretty good things about it. Unless you have some overriding desire to go to one of these three, check out The Tin Angel, also on Mount Washington. It's not Le Bec Fin, but it is almost the best in Pittsburgh, IMHO. Then again, you could skip right to the best and visit The Hyeholde. It is a wonderful restaurant in the general vicinity of the airport. -ekl
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Best Restaurant on Mt. Washington
Rich J. wrote: > >Christopher's, Georgetowne Inn, or Le Mont. None of these - Tin Angel. If it's good enouygh for the President of the Unitied States and the Prime Minister of England, I'm sure your friend(s) will like it. Paul S. Galvanek
Excerpts from netnews.pgh.food: 16-Oct-95 Best Restaurant on Mt. Wash.. by Rich [email removed] > Planning to take someone on their first visit to Pittsburgh up to Mt. > Washington for dinner and would like to know which restaurant is the best > bet: > > Christopher's, Georgetowne Inn, or Le Mont. > My vote would be for Christopher's, though I freely admit I've never been to the other two. My fiancee and I had a wonderful time at Christopher's just over a year ago (hey, I'm in college - I can't afford to eat like that often). The food was excellent, some of the best I've ever had, and the decor and view were definitely top-notch. The service was also excellent - the waiter was very friendly, helpful, and discreet (I was in the process of very nervously proposing at the end of dinner). Keep in mind that I paid about $100 before tip for two people. I guess there's some bias here, since that evening was probably the highlight of my life, but I've eaten in plenty of good restaurants, incl. in New York City and Europe, and I think Christopher's stacks up pretty well. ERIC