Pittsburgh, PA

Pasta

4 posts · Oct 5, 1994 to Oct 6, 1994

Barry A.University of PittsburghOct 5, 1994

 Saul M. wrote:
 >Where is the best place in Pittsburgh for GOOD pasta?

 How about 2 suggestions:

       Anthony's (locate between Shadyside and Bloomfield)  good pasta,
 the only problem is that it is a small place and tends to get smokey.

       Dell's in Bloomfield, family oriented and very reasonable
 (especially the early bird special)

       Try the eggplant parmasian at both places.

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Othman A.University of PittsburghOct 5, 1994

 Armstrong in the Galaria Mt. Leb.  can not beat the price/quality

Joshua R.School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon UniversityOct 6, 1994

 Othman A. wrote:

    Armstrong in the Galaria Mt. Leb.  can not beat the price/quality

 I'm afraid I have to disagree with this one.  You might not be able to
 beat the price/quantity, but they sacrifice quality for the quantity.

 (I eat there, but I set my expectations accordingly)

 Josh

AnonymousUniversity of PittsburghOct 6, 1994

 Saul M. wrote:
 > Where is the best place in Pittsburgh for GOOD pasta?                          >       /# /_\_   /  PR & Marketing             \          |\_|/__/|

 > *******************************************************************************II have two suggestions, Pasta Piatto in Shas
 I have two suggestions, Pasta Piatto in Shadyside and Cafe Giovanni in the South
 Side.

 Mike Grimes