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Ramen, Pho And A Central Cocktail Bar Make This Pennsylvania Asian Food Hall Anything But Typical
A mammoth three-sided bar anchors the middle of this food hall, and seven locally owned Asian kitchens circle around it. Ramen simmers on one side while pho steams on another. The whole space stretches across 8,600 square feet inside a renovated Pennsylvania building with deep produce-trade roots. Lanterns and posters hang around a modern dining room with seats for a crowd.
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Pittsburgh comedy club under fire over Nazi Halloween costume incident
A Pittsburgh comedy club is facing backlash on social media after admitting a patron dressed as Nazi Germany dictator Adolf Hitler on Halloween . Steel City Cellar, a new comedy club on Pittsburgh's North Side, had its opening night on Halloween. An image circulating on social media shows a club patron dressed as Hitler, with users saying she was not removed from the club despite her costume. The club responded the following day and acknowledged the incident, though social media users have continued to denounce the venue for allowing the woman inside. Pittsburgh comedy club patron celebrates Halloween in Hitler costume Over the days following Halloween evening, social media users circulated a picture showing a woman dressed as Hitler. In the image, she is dressed in a tan uniform with a swastika on one arm, as well as a mustache painted on her upper lip. The woman, users said, was visiting Steel City Cellar. The club is located below Max's Allegheny Tavern, a German restaurant that opened in 1903. Users said the woman, along with her partner who was allegedly dressed as Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts woman accused of killing her three children, were not kicked out and that comedians
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A McKeesport Murder Mystery: Local Author Unearths Tale of Love, Loss and Legacy
This article contains spoilers for the book “A McKeesport Murder Mystery: The Death of La Roux Soles.”. It’s a story of death, mystery and intrigue, of booze and prohibition-era parties at a mansion perched high about the industrial heart of a gritty town — and it all really happened, just a stone’s throw from Pittsburgh in McKeesport.
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This Dreamy Garden Restaurant In Pennsylvania Is The Closest Thing To Dining In Wonderland
If you’ve ever wanted to fall through a rabbit hole and land somewhere beautiful with excellent food, Pusadee’s Garden in Pittsburgh is about as close as reality is going to get you. This Thai restaurant in the Lawrenceville neighborhood has built a reputation that stretches well beyond Pittsburgh,...