Vote for Your Favorite Breakfast Spot

Pittsburgh is a city of great eating, and that means "fine dining" is just a small part of what we have to offer.  Let's start with breakfast, the most important meal of the day.  Find out what Popular Pittsburgh readers have to say on our Popular Polls - Vote page. 

We want your vote too!  It's the Ten Best Breakfasts in the Burgh!

See our Ten Favorite Views of Pittsburgh

We've found our ten favorite places to photograph, record or paint Pittsburgh - in other words, the following are places that provide a great city view.

Travel along with us and take a scenic tour of the city we love!

We Think Pittsburgh is Positively the Best!

What is Popular Pittsburgh?  It’s a celebration of our city, and of you, the people that make Pittsburgh great.  Because of you we’re known as the City of Champions and America’s Most Livable City.  It’s your die hard work ethic and neighborly ways that bring the true gold to the Golden Triangle.
 
This is where we welcome the world, and remind some Pittsburghers, of the city they only think they know. Pittsburgh is:

• The city chosen for September ‘09’s Group of 20 Summit, an international honor accorded to the likes of Beijing, Berlin, and London.
• A stunning cityscape nestled among beautiful Pennsylvania hills.
• The second busiest inland river port in the USA.
• Home to legendary sports franchises, including the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Pittsburgh Penguins, and the Pittsburgh Pirates.
• A city that has gone from steel production to robotics, computer technology, artificial intelligence, and Internet success.
• A rich history of the American struggle, dating back to before the Revolution.

Yes, Pittsburgh is world class hospitals and universities, bleeding edge science, thriving museums, and a center of culture and the arts, of ballet and symphony so sophisticated our most discerning international visitors take note.
 
We are the Yinzers from da burgh who get together at the end of the day for an Iron City brew, whether we spent the day hauling coal on the Mon or slaving away at the Robotics Institute.  We rise to our feet with mad shouts during hockey fights and stand politely in applause for a performance of Swan Lake. Though some of us have rough hands and others keyboard like mad, we are one city.
 
Our banks are still lending, our businesses still growing, and when we argue about bailouts, it’s the “Twinkie” we want to save. We have no pretensions, only history and hard work on our side.
 
We have nothing to say or to prove to our jealous rivals. 
 
We are the City of Champions. 

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