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not down to spend a lotta paper on food when pittsburgh seems like it has great food at reasonable prices
>The view once you get to the top. The only thing to go to >Mt. Washington for is that view. > >Where are you staying?
Kinda near Downtown / Cultural District
> >The Carnegie Museum of Art, on Pitt's Campus, is great but if >you only go to one museum, the Warhol!
Yeah, I kinda want to make sure I hit this up. I been on a museum kick lately, even here in NY.
>Aside form Pamela's, those pancakes are the shit, another >great local chain is Mad Mex, they have two happy hours--half >off almost everything including drinks. Primanti Brothers, >and that disgusting sandwich with those bland french fries on >it, is a tourist trap. The best sandwiches in the city are at >Peppi's, or their ex-wife Uncle Sam's.
Will check for Peppi's for sure.
>The South Side, on Carson Street, is where to go at night. >It's an approx 1.5 mile strip in between The City's HS >Football Stadium and the Steelers/Pitt practice facility.
I'm looking at the map now. Is there public transportation at night? I'm near Steel Plaza Station I see I can take the train across to Station Square Station (wtf?) and walk?
Also I don't fuck with Uber but I heard Lyft is not really poppin in PGH right now. Is that true?
>Lawrencville is the city's burgeoning answer to Williamsburg. > >Pitt and Carnegie Mellon's campuses are right next to each >other , in another walkable neighborhood, Oakland--not far >from downtown--with plenty of things to see.
Cool I see they are both relatively close, hopefully we can do all that on the short trip.
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