Good bread in Pittsburgh

 Jane A. wrote:
 > Excerpts from netnews.pgh.food: 29-Mar-95 Re: Good bread in Pittsburgh
 > by "Marcie A. Wallace"@andr
 >> Does anyone know of other locations?
 >>

 The Market House in Cranberry, Rt. 19 north, carries Breadworks bread &
 rolls. While you're there, try the Boar's Head cold cuts. Roast beef is
 fantastic! Rare & tender. Also, smoked turkey varieties, ham, etc.

 Barb

 On 29-Mar-95 in Re: Good bread in Pittsburgh
 Someone wrote:
 >Pittsburgh is generally a wonderful place, but anything outside of the
 >city limits within a 100 mile radius is truly not worth a damn :)

 Not true. The Lube up in Sharon has excellent wings and Hungry Jose's
 down in Washington Pa has very good mexican food (better than Mad Mex by
 far). Also people have mentioned that there is a good German place in
 Greensburg.
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 > Of course, that comment defies one of the principle, unspoken rules of
 > political correctness for this bboard: Nothing purchased at a grocery
 > store -- especially in Pittsburgh -- is worth a damn.
 Political Correctness?

 > No pizza in Pittsburgh is worth a damn (compared to -- oh, I forget, I
 > think it was Boston).
 Plenty of people rave endlessly about Vincent's Pizza in Forest Hills and
 Squirrel Hill.

 > > No restaurant serving any form of ethnic food in Pittsburgh is worth a
 > > damn, except those serving pierogies, which don't count.

 > False as hell. Sree's has the *best* Indian food have had anywhere in
 > North America . And I should Know ! :)
 Yumm-Yumm! I can testify to that. My buddy who has eaten Indian food all
 around the country (and in India) enjoyed it as well.

 > Prices go up and quality goes down when restaurants get "chained" in
 > Pittsburgh.
 > $1.02 for *small* coffee to go  without refills in Arabica in it's new
 > Tuscany incarnation. I say Boycott Arabica!
 I know someone who works there--they put less than an ounce in their
 capespressicino! What a rip-off. The Coffee Tree is the best and FREE
 REFILLS! and cheap and very fresh!