enrico biscotti

ok, so the enrico biscotti company has to be doing one of the most original things in town. you want to talk about a company that is really starting to make an impact into the, "buy fresh, buy local" campaign. they have teamed up with pasa (pa association for sustainable agriculture) and are hosting events called, "meet the farmers." this event introduces people to the plentiful of local farms and farmers around thepittsburgharea and teaches them the importance of community supported agriculture and the impact it has on local business and the local farms/farmers. all of this while eating outstanding food from the local farms and drinking great beer from the local east end brewery. finally, a company getting it - keep rocking ebc!

love!. my husband and i are planning a trip topittsburghjust so we can go to enrico! last summer we ate pizza outside and it was just amazing! the atmosphere was so romantic, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the strip and the pizza was out of this world. basil, garlic, yummy! really friendly service. really wish we lived inpittsburghjust so we could eat at enrico more often...

thepittsburghstrip district is the perfect foodie getaway from morgantown. it's just about an hour and a half north and is filled with a ton of little shops - especially ones filled with delicious food. my friend and foodie extraordinaire joel brown was kind enough to help show me the ropes, and we also recruited ann , eternal optimist and adventurer, to join us.  21st street coffee and tea : joel and ann love the lattes from this place. so, of course, i had to get a latte. it was the first stop, so it was nice to get some caffeine bright and early in the morning. i don't drink a lot of coffee, but this one was pretty good. and look how cute that latte art is? 2002 smallman streetpittsburghpa 15222 412-281-0809 21streetcoffee.com peace, love & little donuts: ann required a mini donut, so we squished into this little place. i got a blueberry donut. i know joel says they're made from mix, but i actually enjoyed it. plus i'm not sure i've ever actually had a blueberry donut? tasty. 2018 smallman street pittsburgh, pa 15222 412-489-7693 www.peaceloveandlittledonuts.com the enrico biscotti company: yum! i ordered a white chocolate biscotti from the case, but i saved it until i got home. and it was delicious! i love a good biscotti, and this one hit the spot. 2022 penn avenuepittsburghpa 15222 412-281-2602 contact: larry lagattuta www.enricobiscotti.com lotus food : i love asian markets! they're confusing and overwhelming, but there is so much to explore! i wanted to get a few frozen things, but since we still had a ways to go, i didn't want anything to go bad. next time. 1649 penn avenue pittsburgh, pa 15222 412-281-3050 wholey's fish market : samples of soup and cider sold me on this place instantly. there are just rows after rows of fresh seafood - anything you could possibly want. fish and scallops and crab and everything i love. remind me to bring a full cooler next time. 1711 penn avenuepittsburghpa 15222 412-391-3737 contact: robert wholey www.yahoo.com/who

good food! horrible and expensive homemade wine. we stopped for lunch on 8/26. two of us had some very good sandwiches and 2 had greens and beans which seems to be apittsburghdish. the food was very good. but, the homemade wine stinks! the petit syrah was ok. but, very young a coarse. the pinot grigio was awful! i am a winemaker and drink a lot of commercial wine from all over the world. i can truly say that it was awful. then i find out it costs about $7.50 for a small glass. what a ripoff! as i write this review i found that you can bring your own. i wish i had known that. my friend asked if they had beer and the waiter said he could run across the street and get some. why didn't they tell us about getting wine!

i really felt cheated! but, it won't happen again!!!

tough choice. ernirico's has become apittsburghinstitution - but i had a hard time choosing a thumbs up.

i am not a fan of their biscotti - i have definitely had better, and it is way over priced. the biscotti seems to be getting thinner and they price fatter. not to mention i really believe the owner believes he is a legend in his own mind. it's only biscotti.

now the "secret" to this place is the little restaurant around the back. it's a quaint little place in the kitchen, they serve salads and quiches, and pizzas and more. a really great place for a coffee and dessert or danish. don't miss it.

ship the front door, go in the back door.

love love love!!!!. it's true tuscan cooking. their beans and greens ia great, their pizzas are wonderful, all in all we've never had a bad meal there. they've all been stellar. we even had a family gathering there for a meal, they closed the place for us, and made some of the most deliscious food off the menu for us. i just can't say enough good about them.

more than all that even e2 is the most adorable second coming of enrico's best cuisine.pittsburghis so lucky to have not one but two of these venues.