"Painter's Run"

 Was there a few weeks ago on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. Had a steak
 salad and the steak was a very good grade of beef.

 Try it.

 Dave

 Christine B. wrote:

 > There's a new restaurant/club in.. Mt. Lebanon or Bridgeville (?), where
 > "Walt's Tavern" used to be, on Painter's Run Road.  It's called Painter's
 > Run. I'm wondering if anyone has been there yet, I think it's been open
 > for several weeks. They have food, and live music. Thinking of trying it
 > this weekend.
 >
 > Also, a new place opened in the south hills Galleria, where Hotlicks used
 > to be, called Segnieri's. It is Italian, and has live jazz. We had drinks
 > there, but the menu looked pretty pricey (like $23 for manicotti). It
 > could be the food is great, or the servings huge, lotsa sides, whatever.
 > The band was spectacular (Bobby Negri on piano, David Pellow on bass,
 > Billy Kuhn on drums and (aaargh! can't remember!) on trumpet. The next
 > night they were going to have Sandy Staley singing. I could go hang out
 > there after dinnertime, but it may be a while before I lay out $$$$$ for
 > the basic (or should I say, classic) italian menu.  If anyone decides to
 > go for it, I'd be interested in a review.
 >
 > Christine Berliner
 > [email removed]

 ive been to both. Painters run is ok, congested inside. food was ok, but
 nothing great for the money we were spending. i thin for the 2 of us it
 cost $65 with no wine, 1 dessert and 1 app, As for segneris its
 basically just high priced spaghetti.. they give you a xchoice of noodle
 with like 8 different sauces..  Thin it was $45 although i didnt pay

 Christine B. wrote:
 >
 > There's a new restaurant/club in.. Mt. Lebanon or Bridgeville (?), where
 > "Walt's Tavern" used to be, on Painter's Run Road.  It's called Painter's
 > Run. I'm wondering if anyone has been there yet, I think it's been open
 > for several weeks. They have food, and live music. Thinking of trying it
 > this weekend.
 >
 > Also, a new place opened in the south hills Galleria, where Hotlicks used
 > to be, called Segnieri's. It is Italian, and has live jazz. We had drinks
 > there, but the menu looked pretty pricey (like $23 for manicotti). It
 > could be the food is great, or the servings huge, lotsa sides, whatever.
 > The band was spectacular (Bobby Negri on piano, David Pellow on bass,
 > Billy Kuhn on drums and (aaargh! can't remember!) on trumpet. The next
 > night they were going to have Sandy Staley singing. I could go hang out
 > there after dinnertime, but it may be a while before I lay out $$$$$ for
 > the basic (or should I say, classic) italian menu.  If anyone decides to
 > go for it, I'd be interested in a review.
 >
 > Christine Berliner
 > [email removed]