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Delicious breakfast?

5 posts · Jul 10, 1996 to Jul 10, 1996

Kenneth M.Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PAJul 10, 1996
 Excerpts from [email removed]
 >
 > My housemate and I enjoy eating breakfast.  We have been to many
 > restaurants and are interested in trying new places,
 > We  have been to Drew's, Pamela's , the Grand Concourse, formerly the
 > Vista, Ritter's .  Is there anywhere else that we would enjoy that we
 > haven't tried?   Louise Gray

 Jojo's is good for diner-type breakfasts.

 On Smallman Street near 22nd or 23rd in the Strip.
Steve S.FORE Systems, Inc.Jul 10, 1996
 LouiseGray wrote:

 >My housemate and I enjoy eating breakfast.  We have been to many
 >restaurants and are interested in trying new places,
 >We  have been to Drew's, Pamela's , the Grand Concourse, formerly the
 >Vista, Ritter's .  Is there anywhere else that we would enjoy that we
 >haven't tried?

 Try Pip's Diner in West End, near the Oak Warehouse.  They serve a really
 great breakfast.  However, they are only open until about 1 PM on Saturday
 and are closed Sundays.

 - Steve
Michael S.Silicon Graphics, Inc.Jul 10, 1996
 Try out "Max & Luigi's" in the shops at Virginia Manor near the
 Mt. Lebonon end of Greentree Road.  They serve excellent egg and
 omelette dishes and have a good selection of pancakes and waffles.
 The prices are good considering that the servings are generous.  The
 wait staff is friendly and personable, but the service is often slow.
 Not the place to go for a quick breakfast, but great if you have time
 to relax and stay a while.

 A word of caution for their "French toast sandwich."  This dish can be
 quite good if they prepare it with _fresh_ strawberries on top.  The
 last time I ordered it, they substituted strawberry jelly on top
 instead.  The effect was not pleasing.  Other than that, I have never
 been disapppointed with anyting that I have ordered there.
M.F. M.FORE Systems Inc.Jul 10, 1996
 Gab & Eat in Carengie / Scott Twp.
 open from 6:00am - 3:00pm daily

 Take the Parkway to the Carnegie Exit
 then follow thw signs to Rt 50 Heildburg
 you will come to a Pizza Hut then a Resturant
 that used to be Uncle Charlie's -

 Gab & Eat in in the small plaza oppsite
 or Rite Aid =

 They have the best sausage it is made on the
 premisses and for the hardy hunger
 try the Mixed Grill  in various  flavors
 bet you can't finish it !
 great Waffle's and Pancakes

 Let me know maybe I'll join you !
 I am there usually on Sat mourn's
 around 10:00
Christopher C.School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon UniversityJul 10, 1996
 LouiseGray wrote:
 >
 > My housemate and I enjoy eating breakfast.  We have been to many
 > restaurants and are interested in trying new places,
 > We  have been to Drew's, Pamela's , the Grand Concourse, formerly the
 > Vista, Ritter's .  Is there anywhere else that we would enjoy that we
 > haven't tried?   Louise Gray

 DeLuca's.  Strip.  End of story.
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