Pittsburgh-Area Restaurants Ramp Up Delivery Options

PITTSBURGH, PA - You might be stuck at home, but you still need to eat With the coronavirus outbreak worsening and Allegheny County under a stay-at-home order, many area restaurants have ramped up their delivery and pickup options.

Here’s what some local eateries are offering:

• Eatn’N Park: Has started delivery service at 29 area locations. Orders can be placed on the Eat’n Park website or by using the Eat’n Park app. Restaurants are also l accepting phone orders for pickup.

• Klavon’s Ice Cream Parlor, Strip District: Offering one gallon tubs of ice cream for $17, including tax and delivery. Chocolate and Vanilla are available. Ten cones are included, as well as a toppings package full of sprinkles. Order via Grubhub, Postmates and Uber Eats beginning March 25.

• Firehouse Subs, Cranberry, McMurray, North Fayette, Washington: Through the end of April, enjoy a free Kids' Combo with purchase of a medium or large sub by showing this coupon at the register or mentioning it on the phone. Also offering this printable activity sheet for their kids.

• Brew Gentlemen, Braddock: Offering its beer in 32 ounce crowler cans, which can be purchased by phone for pickup in Braddock.

• Condado Tacos, Downtown, Lawrenceville: Offering the $10 Bud Box, with a choice of two tacos from the Tacos Suggestions menu, a half-sized Traditional Guac or Queso Blanco and chips for $10. Bud Boxes are available in Pittsburgh through limited-contact Express Curbside Pick-Up when you order online here.

• Noodles & Company, Market Square, Oakland, South Hills Village, Cranberry: Offering free delivery on all orders of $15 or more placed via Noodles.com or on the Noodles Rewards app through March 31. Offering free delivery nationwide via DoorDash and Uber Eats.

• Wahlburgers, The Block Northway, The Mall at Robinson: Offering delivery daily, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

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