Pittsburgh is one of America’s greatest melting pot cities with many rich histories from many cultures. You have German, Italian, Irish, Slovak, Polish, and more blended into one big, diverse city. With all that ancestry and cultures mixing, you best believe their flavors came with them. Pack up your bags and check our list of top European restaurants in Pittsburgh to migrate on over to.
? APTEKA
To begin your first stop in Eastern Europe, make the pilgrimage to some good vegetables and die for vegan food. APTEKA features a bottle shop and bars for you to sip on some tasty drinks before you dive into the feel-good veggies. When you think of APTEKA, think of good food and good roots breakthrough that Eastern bloc to your plate. It’s one of the healthiest and homegrown European restaurants in Pittsburgh and worth the trip!
Hours & Location
Friday-Sunday | 5:00pm–10:00pm
? Paris 66 Bistro
Grab some Chanel and put on your Prada sunglasses, and set your sights on the cobblestone streets of Paris. One of Pittsburgh’s most authentic European restaurants where each bite makes you feel like The Eiffel Tower is a short walk away from you and your fork. Paris 66 Bistro offers everyday French cuisine tailored by delicious chef creations and where the staff speaks French, giving you that authentic experience.
Hours & Location
Thursday-Saturday | 3:00pm–9:00pm
Sunday | 10:00am–2:00pm
? Max’s Allegheny Tavern
If you’re from Pittsburgh or from anywhere else in PA, chances are your ancestry is German, and Max’s Allegheny Tavern will help you get in touch with your roots through their great food. Hands down one of the best meals a certain UNATION blogger has had (hint, hint, wink, nudge, nudge) ever in the city! From contemporary sandwiches and traditional cuisines will have your taste buds thanking you for several days!
Hours & Location
Wednesday-Saturday | 11:00am–10:00pm
? Point Brugge Cafe
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and it is not just going to be waffles. Point Brugge Cafe is a Belgian-inspired eatery that uses high-quality ingredients in all of its dishes. Some of our favorites include the Chicken Milanese, Brugge Frites, and Leige Waffles. Let your wallet and stomach relax and enjoy a delicious meal that will have you wanting more!
Hours & Location
Wednesday-Thursday | 12:00pm–9:00pm
Friday-Saturday | 12:00pm–10:00pm
Sunday | 11:00am–8:00pm
? Cafe Zinho
Your next trip across the sea is making a stop in sunny and shiny Portugal. Cafe Zinho is where the flavors of Iberia and the Mediterranean come together and make it to your plate. With each bite, it takes you to a place of sun, surf, and fun. Europe’s sunny delights are brought to you right here in Pittsburgh to enjoy, and you don’t even need to brush up on your language skills either. Take another trip around the world of good food European restaurants in Pittsburgh.
Hours & Location
Wednesday-Saturday | 5:00pm–11:00pm
Poulet Bleu | Voted best new restaurant in 2018 is the French inspired American bistro
Mallorca Restaurant | Delicious Spanish inspired cuisine destined to make you dream of a Iberian getaway
Huszar | Authentic Hungarian food serving up hot and fresh on the North Side of Pittsburgh
S&D Polish Deli | Traditionally Polish deli and import store serving delicious food like babushka used to make
Girasole | Traditional peasant Italian meals served in a chic and upbeat atmosphere made to make your mouth water
Take your taste buds on the European vacation of a lifetime with your next meal in the 412. Our list of top European restaurants in Pittsburgh will bring the old world to the new world one dish at a time! If you have any questions, send us a message on Facebook or Instagram.
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