posted by Joe Polk at 10:49 PM /
There's a deliciously secretive feel to the wine bar at Il Pizzaiolo in Mt. Lebanon.
The main dining room is open, expansive and brightly lit with big plate glass windows that make it open to inspection from passers-by on busy Washington Boulevard. It's the sort of place that families, singles and office workers might seek for a quick meal of Southern Italian cuisine.
In contrast, the wine bar is tucked away in a separate structure behind the main building and reached by climbing a staircase and pushing open the anonymous-looking door.
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The main dining room is open, expansive and brightly lit with big plate glass windows that make it open to inspection from passers-by on busy Washington Boulevard. It's the sort of place that families, singles and office workers might seek for a quick meal of Southern Italian cuisine.
In contrast, the wine bar is tucked away in a separate structure behind the main building and reached by climbing a staircase and pushing open the anonymous-looking door.
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- www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/lifestyles/fooddrink/s_705287.html (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
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