Enjoy your cocktail in an environment with a speakeasy feel. Each cocktail will feature hand-cut ice, house-made mixers and fresh-squeezed juices.
In the 1930s, working-class men didn’t have time to eat their sides, so Primanti Brothers put the coleslaw & fries in their sandwiches - and a legend was born! Seen on Food Paradise. Read more.
Find the anything-but-ordinary former prison cell of mobster, Al Capone. Some believe he was haunted by a ghost during his time at the prison. As seen on Travel Channel’s Mysteries at the Museum.
Are you a vampire fanatic? Check out the box full of tools that were supposedly made in the 19th Century for the sole purpose of killing vampires. As seen on Travel Channel’s Mysteries at the Museum.
$4.99/lb Lobster Mac & Cheese & Lobster Bisque -->worth going through the craziness
You're splitting that delicious "best of Pittsburgh" sandwich right? It's huge!
This place looks amazing post renovations!!! So clean, there's a bar, leather chairs, it's awesome!
This small and charming restaurant offers the most authentic Italian food in all of Pittsburgh. Perfect for a date night or a get together with friends.- Mandy, Marketing Coordinator
Take advantage of free tours and tastings every Saturday, 12 noon to 3:00 p.m.
The menu delivers small cheese & meat plates, but let's face it, you want to be here for the 25-tap bar and 25-cent arcade games. Read more.
Johnny Brenda's is something to everyone. Home of educational IGNITE PHILLY. A bar for beer enthusiasts. A stage for indie music lovers. Or sometimes, where you'll catch D20, geekiest burlesque around
The best spot to find cool retro gifts and housewares, art toys, hip shirts and collectibles - from vintage typewriters to Kid Robot swag.
Try their Ales of the Revolution line, which brews based on recipes by Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin and George Washington.
Go back in time at this Old City ice cream parlor, where the Berley brothers geek out about historic techniques and handlebar mustaches. Try one of the old-timey sundaes, like the Maple Leaf Rag.
Visit this historic Old City bar, which the techie community loves so much it's like a modern day Cheers -- where everyone knows your Twitter name!
Winners of 2011's "Best New Blog" Geek Award, Drink Philly brings us together for the common goal: enjoy good booze. Go here every First Friday for free art show, drinks & snacks from local eateries.
Attend at least 1 or 13 Sunday Funday Arts & Crafts events. I took my 21 year old with me to drink at her first hip bar. We had ABITAs & used pompoms, glitter & pipe cleaners to adorn our beer cozies
The name of one of the city's largest bootlegging operations during Prohibition, Franklin Mortgage & Investment looks like a speakeasy. Located near Rittenhouse Square, it's a dark, clubby place. Read more.
This oddity museum is not for the queasy. Steel your stomach and learn how a local woman turned into soap after burial. Read more.
This cool hacker space offers classes to empower, featuring inspired new uses of technology, like mixing electronic circuits and sewing, basic web development or crafting with LED lights.
This place is amazing. Sitting outside and being able to see all the sights of the city while drinking a local brew is awesome. Food was to die for.
Valley Forge offers a glimpse into the Revolutionary War. Explore by car or on foot guided by the free cell phone tour, (484) 396-1018. Admission to the park and to Washington’s Headquarters is free.
Carrie Bradshaw has nothing on this museum, a small shoe library that displays 250 pairs from ancient Egyptian burial sandals to Joan Rivers’ Manolo Blahniks & Bernie Parent’s Stanley Cup skates.
The absolute cutest tea room ive ever seen. It smells like love and the selection of teas is extensive. It is a very friendly establishment.
The tours are very informative and interesting. Be sure to bring your camera!
What happens when you pour warm olive oil over the dark chocolate cap on your rosemary ice cream? Well, you tell us. Or ask the whole roasted baby goat. He knows. Read more.
Ralph's claims to be the oldest Italian restaurant in America still run by the same family. Recommended: chicken Trombino, chicken Sorrento, baked clams, manicotti, and spumoni.
Kayak the Lower Yough. Hike to Cucumber Falls. Eat at Falls City Pub and go view Fallingwater
Hours after Einstein's death, a Princeton pathologist decided to preserve his brain. It's displayed on slides here. Read more.
Go to the Mutter Museum of medical abnormalities see the collection of 2,000 things extracted from people's throats.
Go during the week for their recession special - $35 for a three course pre fixe meal and half price wines. Best restaurant in the Lehigh Valley. Read more.
I traveled 2+ hours to go here and it was worth it for such sinfully good desserts! The sweet potato/gluten-free cheesecake was oh my goodness amazing...vegan, gluten free and delicious!
The former jail, complete with Gothic towers, turrets and Al Capone's cushy cell, is scary in a good way. Read more.
get a free tour ticket from the visitor's center. even though there's a reserved time, you can jump on an earlier one pretty easily
