Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Still On Despite State Restrictions

PITTSBURGH, PA - The Summer 2020 Pittsburgh Restaurant Week will take place despite the current state-imposed seating restrictions caused by the coronavirus outbreak. The event begins Aug. 10.

According to the Pittsburgh restaurant website, participating restaurants will operate within all local, state and federal health and safety guidelines. Diners should wear masks upon arrival, while being seated and anytime moving about the eatery.

Many restaurants are extending their usual week-long special menus an extra week to make them available to additional patrons this season and still abide by occupancy restrictions.

Participating restaurants include:

• Cenacola, North Huntingdon

• Melting Pot, Station Square

• Fogo de Chao, Downtown

• Mitchell's Fish Market, Mt. Lebanon

• Grand Concourse, Station Square

• Revival on Lincoln, Bellevue

• Hard Rock Cafe, Station Square

• Roman Bistro, Forest Hills

• LeMont, Mt. Washington

• Senti, Lawrenceville

• M&S Seafood Steaks & Oysters, Downtown

• Vue 412, Mt. Washington