Things to Do
Friday Dinner Recs
All of these are walking distance or a <10 minute Uber from the hotel: Italian: Dianoia's, Alta Via, Fish nor Fowl, Dish Osteria, Piccolo Forno Burgers and Pub Grub: Tap Room at Omni William Penn Hotel, The Warren, Emerson's, William Penn Tavern, Fat Head's Brewery, Mario's, Coop De Ville Thai: Pusadee's Garden Mexican and Spanish: Morcilla, Round Corner Cantina Argentinian: Gaucho Parilla, Balvanera Steak: Hyde Park, The Capital Grille, Eleven, Meat & Potatoes Scandinavian: FET-FISK (this is one of the better meals we've had anywhere on Earth) Pizza & Sushi: not the city for it. don't waste your time Restaurants and Bars Closest Walk to the Welcome Drinks: Speakeasy at Omni William Penn Hotel, Sienna Mercato Rooftop Bar, Bridges & Bourbon, Eleven, The Warren, Alta Via, Meat & Potatoes, Gaucho Parrilla, Emerson's, Vallozzi's, Mike & Tony's Gyros Fine Dining on Mount Washington: Altius, Le Mont
Saturday & Sunday Brunch Recs
The Speckled Egg, Pamela's, The Commoner, The Yard, Eleven, PA Market, The Nook, Grand Concourse, DeLuca's
The Andy Warhol Museum
The Warhol is one of the most comprehensive single-artist museums in the world and the largest in North America.
Duquesne Incline
Enjoy a spectacular panorama of Pittsburgh and its three rivers. Ride to the incline's Observation Deck in the 147-year-old Incline car.
Five Iron Golf
Flush irons and get your wedge carry numbers dialed
Puttshack - Pittsburgh
Don't neglect the most important part of your game. Every stroke counts as 1
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens
A 15-acre garden with 23 gardens, glasshouses, seasonal displays, and exotic plants.
Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Bar
The original Primanti Bros if you like fries on your sandwiches
Cruisin' Tikis Pittsburgh
You and five of your closest friends can take a relaxing Tiki boat tour of the city from the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio Rivers. Experience Pittsburgh like you’ve never seen it before by cruisin’ the Three Rivers on a Hawaiian-style Tiki Hut
Schenley Park
For the sick puppies that work out when traveling for pleasure. City oasis with plenty of trails.
Senator John Heinz History Center
The Heinz History Center is Pittsburgh’s people museum. We share the inspiring stories of Western Pennsylvania’s people who have helped change the course of American history.