Ann M. wrote: > There are several restaurants on the top of Mt. Washington. Our > favorite is the Tin Angel - on the expensive side, dressy, get > reservations. I can come up with a couple of web pages for you to > visit for more info if you like. > > Nancy T. wrote: > >I will be in Pittsburgh soon and have heard about there is a > >restaurant on top of Mt. Washinton. Is this true? What is it like? > >What is the dress? What price range? Do I need reservations? There are several restaurants besides the Tin Angel that are probably a lot less expensive. I have friends who swear by the Georgetown Inn, although I have never been there myself. I like the Grandview Saloon which is very casual and has more of a bar atmosphere but they have good food and are the least expensive. I love their steak salad, a Pittsburgh specialty. Christopher's and LeMont are more expensive and not really worth the money in my opinion for the quality of the food but the view is great. In fact the view is great from all the restaurants up there. The Grandview has a deck which is really nice in the summer. They don't serve the food there but you can take your drinks out there while you wait for your table (no reservations). I always ask for a window table for the best possible view and it's usually a longer wait. If you want another great Pittsburgh experience park at the bottom of the Duquesne Incline and ride the incline up to Mt. W. The Grandview is just 2 doors down from the incline station. There is a gift shop and a historical display about Pittsburgh inclines and other inclines around the world in the station, too. Kate
Pittsburgh, PA