posted by Joe Polk at 8:28 AM /
Pantheon of pancake purveyors Pamela's Diner is coming to the South Hills.The treasured, locally owned breakfast and lunch haunt, operated for more than 20 years by Gail Klingensmith and Pam Cohen, will open its sixth location on Mount Lebanon's tony Washington Road.
"We are really concentrated on the city side, but we had a lot of customers from the South Hills," Klingensmith said.
Link: www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/stories/2008/03/10/story12.html
Updated (3/12/08): See this story (and the accompanying illustration) at Pop City.
Labels: mt. lebanon restaurants, pamela's, washington road
5 Comments:
Mmmm. Tex-mex omelettes...
This is great news. It'll be a big improvement to my saturday mornings.
BTW, did you notice the discription of Washington Rd. as "Tony." How far things have come in 20 years...
I wonder where they will be... Will CC's be driven out of business?
I believe that mtl magazine reported that Pamela's is going into the auto parts store at the St. Bernard's end of the Mt. Lebanon cemetery. (I'm still waiting for the most recent issue of the magazine to appear online.) Dyke's Motor Supply no more?
If that's right, it's a smart play by Pam's -- and for the future occupants of Washington Park.
Looks like we are blowing through Cupcakes and joining the Pancake Class. Most appropriate for the up and coming TONY end of Washington Road.
Congratulations on your business - we can't wait.
This is really great news!! I LOVE Pamela's. I read in mt. lebo mag that they would be open for Easter. Is that true? I haven't heard anything lately.
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