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Eating next to a roaring fire

1 post · Feb 2, 2002

PaulFeb 2, 2002
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mary wrote:

> Any suggestions for a Pittsburgh rest. that has a real wood fire that you
> can sit nearby and eat. Does the Aleworks have a real fire place?

The Back Porch in Speers PA has several wood burning fireplaces and very, very good food.

It's not in Pittsburgh exactly, Speers PA (just outside Belle Vernon) but worth the 45 minute or so drive and the price.

The rack of lamb is my favorite.

Paul Galvanek - Ver. 3.5
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