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The Rodi Grill House???

4 posts · Aug 6, 1996 to Aug 7, 1996

Beth M.MAYA Design GroupAug 6, 1996
 Someone wrote:

 > it is now something else. Does anyone know what happened? Closed down?
 > Moved? And how's the restaurant that replaced it?
 >

 Rodi Grille did a "stock" split--half stayed in the current location (I
 think that's got more steaks/burgers fare) and the other half moved to
 the Jonnet building in Monroeville. The restaurant in Monroeville is
 called Monterey Bay and features fish and seafood (haven't been since
 they moved :-(.

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Michael S.CityNet, Inc.Aug 6, 1996
 Someone wrote:

 > I ate at the Rodi Grill House (I think that was the name) and was
 > moderately impressed by the food (seafood) a few years ago. It was in
 > Penn Hills, on Rodi Road (figure that.) I went back the other day, and
 > it is now something else. Does anyone know what happened? Closed down?
 > Moved? And how's the restaurant that replaced it?
 >
 The restaurant continues in the same family (it is named after the owner's
 daughters if I remember correctly). No information as to the food at the
 Rodi location.  The seafood restaurant has moved to Monroeville. It is now
 called Monterey Bay and is located on the top floor of the office building
 which is in the Jannette Plaza. It is located on Business 22 very near to
 the intersection of PA 48.  The seafood remains about the best in the
 area.

 mds
Diana M.NetcomAug 7, 1996
 Michael S. wrote:
 >
 > Someone wrote:
 >
 > > I ate at the Rodi Grill House (I think that was the name) and was
 > > moderately impressed by the food (seafood) a few years ago. It was in
 > > Penn Hills, on Rodi Road (figure that.) I went back the other day, and
 > > it is now something else. Does anyone know what happened? Closed down?
 > > Moved? And how's the restaurant that replaced it?
 > >
 > The restaurant continues in the same family (it is named after the owner's
 > daughters if I remember correctly). No information as to the food at the
 > Rodi location.  The seafood restaurant has moved to Monroeville. It is now
 > called Monterey Bay and is located on the top floor of the office building
 > which is in the Jannette Plaza. It is located on Business 22 very near to
 > the intersection of PA 48.  The seafood remains about the best in the
 > area.
 >
 > mdsI ate once at B. T. Hawley's (the Rodi location). They had a huge
 selection, enormous proportions, and friendly servers. Unfortunately the
 veal sandwich I ordered was awful.
Charles F.Alcoa Technical CenterAug 7, 1996
 The grilled seafood side of things is being served atop the Jonnet Building
 in Monroeville, was Fairchild's, now Monterey Bay.

 The re-done restaurant on Rodi (same owners, I think), B. T. Hawleys, is
 also impressive in a mass quantities sort of way.  On our first visit (with
 my much better half, a year ago, maybe?) we could only make a dent in the
 appetizer platter and got no further; we took it home and took days to
 finish it.  The last time there I had the "finger-length" hamburger: three
 pieces, each as big as some "normal" burgers I've had elsewhere.

 Oh yeah, it all tasted good, too.

 Ryan L. wrote:
 >
 > I ate at the Rodi Grill House (I think that was the name) and was
 > moderately impressed by the food (seafood) a few years ago. It was in
 > Penn Hills, on Rodi Road (figure that.) I went back the other day, and
 > it is now something else. Does anyone know what happened? Closed down?
 > Moved? And how's the restaurant that replaced it?
 >
 > Thanks in advance,
 > Jinan T.
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