Bar food
My weakness: Hot pepper cheese balls with horseradish dipping sauce. SO GOOD!!!
What kind of bar food that gets you weak in the knees?!?!
My weakness: Hot pepper cheese balls with horseradish dipping sauce. SO GOOD!!!
What kind of bar food that gets you weak in the knees?!?!
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before they closed up shop in the middle of the night, John Harvard's Brew House on 22 in Monroeville/Wilkins Twp had the most awesome Hummus platter. I would eat it as an entree it was so big and so yummy. I miss it very much lol
I like the Buffalo Bites at the Sharp Edge. I also like the tacos at Round Corner Cantina.
Ooh and how could I forget the pierogies at Gooskis?!
If you've ever read my blog, then you'll never believe my response. I used to have a serious weekness for wings (of any flavor). I love the texture.
These days…well, I guess it's really the beer.
I probably love the homemade chips at Fathead's dipped in honey mustard a little more than is appropriate.
For classic bar food, I love the hot fresh pretzels served with beer cheese at the Library.
Sharp Edge's onion peels are divine. Hough's in Greenfield has yummy mac-n-cheese bites, too.
Fried pickles and the Backdoor Burger from the Backdoor Tavern in Fallston are incredible. I've never had a better hamburger or fried pickles anywhere else.
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kendrews loung in aliquippa.they have the best wings around with specials on tuesdays and thursdays.this place used to be an old roller skating rink and also have seating for us non smokers.there menu is huge and always live entertainment on weekends.its worth the drive.
Best bar food is at Cioppino. What you ask a fine dining restaurant that has tasty bar food? Yes my dears, I wouldn’t steer you in the wrong direction. The lounge and the cigar bar both offer a unique and price friendly bar menu as well as the regular high-end stuff. You will find housemade potato skins for $3. A dozen wings for $6. Steamed mussels in a delightfully spiced green curry broth with a sprinkle of hand cut fries on top for $6 and risotto fritters that are to die for for $4 with a housemade caramelized onion dipping sauce.
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