I'd recommend Cafe Susu in the East End on Spahr (?) off Ellsworth. It's owned by the Baum Vivant crowd and has a creative and varied menu with moderate prices and a slightly offbeat environment. Amy Vanessa S. wrote: > Hello All- > > My sister is coming to town this week for business and wants to go out > for dinner. Here's the difficulty-- she is a foodie but also on a major > diet to which she is very committed. There is nothing she can't eat, per > se, but must be healthful. I want to take her someplace nice that is at > least a bit unique to Pgh. Since she is staying downtown, I thought > maybe of the Fish Market or Sunnyledge in Shadyside. (she's quite into > seafood as well.) Price is not really the issue, just good and original, > if possible. > > Suggestions? > > many thanks!
Pittsburgh, PA
dinner suggestions, downtown or East End?
apl wrote in news: : > I'd recommend Cafe Susu in the East End on Spahr (?) off Ellsworth. It's > owned by the Baum Vivant crowd and has a creative and varied menu with > moderate prices and a slightly offbeat environment. > > Amy > > Actually, that's Cafe Zinho. 238 Spahr. Cafe Susu is the little "Asian" place on Centre Ave Eh, nice neighborhood place, wouildn't consider it a "foodie" destination. HTH~