The 3-Story Restaurant Mecca In Pittsburgh Will Be Your New Favorite Mealtime Destination
Stuck in that never-ending argument again? “Where do you want to go to eat?” “I don’t care. Where do you want to go?” Around and around we go until we’re teetering on the point of sheer exhaustion. We’ve all been there, right? Well, next time you’re going around in circles – or before it even gets that far – plan to visit this 3-story restaurant in Pittsburgh that boasts plenty of culinary surprises.
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Sienna Mercato isn't your average restaurant in Pittsburgh. In fact, the 3-story restaurant features three separate eateries, all under one roof.
Craving meatballs or a meatball-themed dish? Then find a seat in Emporio: A Meatball Joint, a charming eatery that appeals to both carnivores and vegetarians.
Of course, you'll have a range of meatballs from which to choose: traditional, spicy pork, chicken, and vegetarian. Pair your meatballs with one of nearly a dozen sauces, such as marinara or tomato basil cream.
Or, opt for one of the popular meatball bowls. The Angry Birds, for example, features chicken balls topped with blue cheese, government mac and cheese, and crack sauce.
Maybe you just want to kick back, relax with a drink, and enjoy the spectacular views from the rooftop. Il Tetto is a rooftop beer garden that even features a retractable roof.
Learn more about Sienna Mercato, including hours, by clicking here for the official website. Or, go here to see their Facebook page.
Have you been to this 3-story restaurant in Pittsburgh? Tell us about it in the comments! And if you like to dine in a spot that offers multiple culinary options, check out Smallman Galley in the Strip District. Click here to read more.
