Try This Incredible Restaurant In Pittsburgh For A Dining Experience Unlike Any Other

Fresh just tastes better, doesn't it? After all, if you had the choice between fresh fruit and canned fruit, you'd probably pick the fresh, right? Well, if you like fresh - farm and fisher to table fresh - you're going to love this restaurant in Pittsburgh. Not only does it serve the freshest meats and fish available, it's ingredients are locally sourced. Oh, and it's got a pretty cool theme.

Nestled in the Historic Salvation Army building in downtown Pittsburgh, Or, The Whale might seem a bit familiar - especially to those who love literature.

The two-story, nautical themed restaurant takes its name from Moby Dick. And, an eye-catching mural of Captain Ahab hunting Moby Dick pays homage to the eatery's namesake.

Peek into the open kitchen. Or, watch the food slowly cook in the wood-fired hearth.

Then, pull up a chair at this relatively new restaurant in Pittsburgh, which opened in 2017, for a unique culinary experience. The restaurant offers seating along a second-story catwalk or on the sprawling first floor.

So, will you start off with a beer, a glass of wine, or a cocktail? Choose from such refreshing and creatively-named cocktails as the Bamboo, the Broken Arrow, and the Ticuani.

Peruse the brunch menu that features such delicious options as steak and eggs, French toast sticks, and herb baked eggs.

Or, if you're visiting for dinner, choose from such entrees as fish stew, wood plank salmon, or wild mushroom.

And, if you're really hungry, try the New York strip steak, the whole lobster, or the heritage pork chop.

Sit down to a scrumptious meal at Or, the Whale, open for brunch from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily. Or, stop by for dinner from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. from Sunday through Thursday or from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.

Or, the Whale is located at Salvation Army building, 463 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.

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So, will you try this incredible restaurant in Pittsburgh? Or, have you already dined there? Share your experiences in the comments. Then, click here to read about another incredible restaurant in Pittsburgh, one that's way out in the boonies but so worth the drive.