In [email removed] (Doug Luce) writes: > >I'm looking for buffet recommendations that meet a few requirements: > >1) Within the City of Pittsburgh proper, preferably within a mile or > two of Oakland. >2) Dinner buffet, open until 8-9PM >3) All-you-can-eat for under $10. > >Pizza Hut on 5th in Oakland used to have a buffet special on Mondays, >all-you-can-eat pizza for $6 in the evenings. However, only a burnt >out shell sits where the Pizza Hut used to be. Unfortunately, I tend >not to patronize Pizza Hut, other fast-food chains, or American or >Italian restaurants normally, so I have a limited opportunity to scout >for establishments that offer cheap gutbusting sessions. > >There's plenty of lunch buffets (notably Indian ones), but the only >dinner buffet I know about that matches the above requirements is the >Golden Palace Buffet on Forbes. I'd like to know about more. > >-- >Doug > My, how your little BBS has grown! Seriously, your geographic criterion limits your choices. It may be Italian/American, but the Pleasure Bar on Liberty Avenue in Bloomfield at least had a buffet nightly for about 7.95.
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Mitchell K. wrote: >My, how your little BBS has grown! Seriously, your geographic >criterion limits your choices. It may be Italian/American, but the >Pleasure Bar on Liberty Avenue in Bloomfield at least had a buffet >nightly for about 7.95. Italian/American is perfectly okay -- while I will usually choose something non-Italian/American to go to for an evening restaurant, I'd be attracted to any restaurant with a buffet. A quick call to the Pleasure Bar reveals that they discontinued their buffet a couple of years ago. Doug