Jeff H. wrote: >> some suggestions: >> Fajita Grill in the south hills, i'm sure they won't have any >> baby problem. really good mexican food. (really good, not like >> Chi Chi's or somethin) > >Where in the South Hills is Fajita Grill? Is that the best >Mexican you have had in Pittsburgh? If pgh.food had a FAQ, this would be Question #1. (#2, of course, would be "Where can I get Thai food in Pittsburgh," and #3 would be "Gullifty's sure sucks these days." :-) To reach the Fajita Grill from the city: Take Rte. 51 all the way down to where it intersects Lebanon Church Road; there's an overpass and a cloverleaf and signs for the Yellow Belt there. Do NOT get on Lebanon Church Road. At the traffic light just south of the overpass, turn right onto Old Clairton Road. You'll go past a small shopping center on the right, then past a Mellon Bank, also on the right, and then you'll be in a residential area. This seems to be the part where people decide they're lost, turn around, and go back to 51 to eat at Chi-Chi's or the Elephant bar. Keep going-- you'll go through several stop signs, past the Pleasant Hills Library and a school. Finally, you'll pass a tiny little orange building on the right; it has a faded sign that says "Fajita Grill." You just overshot it; mutter a few choice swear words, turn around in the parking lot of the Red Bull Inn or the Foodland just past it and on the left, and go back and park at that tiny orange building. The food is excellent, the prices are reasonable, and the place is a hole in the wall. Seating is limited, so you might want to call ahead to see how busy they are--I'm not sure if they take reservations. Oh, and I wouldn't recommend making the excursion until after Christmas; I live in the area, and the mall traffic for Century III is pretty dreadful at this time of year.
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