#185 of 1,861 Restaurants in Pittsburgh RATINGS Food Service Value Atmosphere Details PRICE RANGE $10.00 – $30.00 CUISINES Italian Special Diets Vegetarian friendly, Gluten free optionsView all details meals, features Location and contact 317 S Craig St, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 No...
Vegetarian friendly, Vegan options, Gluten free options Meals Lunch, Dinner features Is this restaurant good forbusiness meetings? Yes No Unsure Details Manage this business? About Pittsburgh's favorite spot for modern Mexican cuisine! At Totopo Cocina & Cantina, we're serving up authentic rec...
keto and gluten-free among the choices. Note that Green Chef sends you the ingredients to make a meal, not prepared meals. Each week has only a few paleo choices. You choose the delivery day. You get only what you order. Now owned by HelloFresh. Ships nationwide. No local delivery. Lo...
Maple Nut Kitchen makes both traditional and Paleo granola, all gluten-free and vegan, as maple syrup is the only sweetener used. The Paleo line has four regionally inspired flavors: Northern Berry Harvest (with walnuts and blueberries), Eastern Apple Pecan, Southern Cherry Almond, and Western ...
whether I’m in the mood for a meat filled dish or craving pasta. They are full of flavor and always taste freshly made. I like that Lean Cuisine offers product options that are non-GMO, gluten-free, and high in protein. Some options are even made with organic ingredients (like the LE...
Carmi Soul Food: Currently offering take-out, delivery and catering, Carmi serves up Southern soul food staples like fried catfish, smoked pork ribs and blackened salmon with mouthwatering sides like candied yams and cheddar grits. 1825 E. Carson St., Pittsburgh; (412) 231-0100. Crawdaddy’s...
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gluten-free roux in soups, boast a kosher kitchen, and offer plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. On the sustainability front, all of Harvard's dining halls are either two- or three-star Green Restaurant Certified and donate leftover food to Food for Free. Still, the school knows that ...
The original use of frozen technology was just to keep the bread fresh before delivery. The night before, they'd defrost the bagels and their recipients were "none the wiser," writes Maria Balinska in her bookThe Bagel: The Surprising History of a Modest Bread. Word eventually got out that...