PITReview
Kelly’s looks like a generic dive bar - there are neon signs, cheap drinks, dim lighting, and regulars who might have accidentally glued themselves to the bar stools 20 years ago. But it’s a Pittsburgh classic and serves one of the best bowls of mac and cheese you’ll find while surrounded by vinyl booths. It’s served bubbling-hot and takes a solid 20 minutes to bake, but just have a few more $4 daily cocktails while you wait.
A Pittsburgh institution for over 25 years, Tessaro’s in Bloomfield is where you go to drink beer, watch the Steelers and Pens, and eat a cheeseburger
You’ll need a reservation, cash, and a group up for anything to eat at Josza Corner, a family-style Hungarian restaurant in Hazelwood.
When you want a sandwich solidly the size of a brick and with delicious combinations, head to Duncan St. Sandwich Shop in Millvale.
Hitchhiker Brewing makes some of Pittsburgh’s best beers, and you can drink them in this massive indoor/outdoor space in Sharpsburg.
