University of PittsburghLEARNING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER

10 June 1980

To: Participants in the ONR Contractors' Meeting

From: Pat Stanton

Friday Night. Dinner on Friday evening will be at La Fondue—walkingdistance from your hotel. See the Oakland map for the route. Thisrestaurant is unmistakable. It is a converted church located on thecorner of Bates and Atwood Streets. In the choir loft, between 6:30and 7:30 pm, you can purchase drinks and enjoy sampling the fondue andhors d'oeuvres.At 7:30, there will be a wine sampling and dinner; this is includedin the registration fee.

Saturday Lunch. Lunch on Saturday will be served on the 9th floor ofLRDC (also included in registration fee).

Other Times. For lunch and dinner at other times, a list of eatingplaces is attached.

See you in the choir loft!

LRDC SLDG., 3939 O'HARA ST., PITTSBURGH, PA. 15260

So needfor our readers ;o sing the where-to-dine blues. The following listing setsforth more than 100 Pittsburgh-area res-taurants. There is no correlation whatso-ever between the list and advertising inThe P'ttsburgher, nor ls there any impli-cation of inadequacy by a restaurant'somission. To maintain The Pittsburgher'sstandards and keep listings current, pleasesend comments and suggestions to ThePittsburgher Magazine. Express House Sta-tion Square. Pittsburgh. Pa. 15219.

For prices, inexpensive is less than SlOfor two: expensive is over S3O for two:

moderate is anything in between (drinksixctuded). Credit cards: AE-American Ex-press: C3-Carte Blanche: DC-DinersClub: MC-Master Charge: V-Visa [former-ly BankAmericard). Where no CC is given,the restaurant doesnot accept creditcards.

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3i«cx Angua. 1 1 * Arwood St.. Oakland. (621-

-534-.) Filet rmgnon. New York

sirloin,

snisn kaooo.ana pnme no an me peel 3ids af me menu:'ooster. Alaskan *ing arao. jumoo snnmo. snao-per. and sol- on ma seafood side. Lite aventngsandwicnes. Moderate. Mon-Thurs 1 1 -mtonigm.Fri 4 Sat 11-1. Alt

mate*

CC.

C_TTucooia. 323 Atwood St.. Oakland. (582--79531 The seat vegetarian restaurant n Pitts-Purgn. Menu changes for avery meal according!0 wnat's (rasn and availaele. Stir-ned vegeta-

Ples. nomemade oreaos. and fresn-t>=iKad pastry

for

areakfast. Tues-Thurs 4 Sun

10:30-10;

Fri-Sat 3-rnidniom.

Khaili's. 41- Semole St.. Oaxland. (881-5087)nexoensive Middle Sastern food witn a family

toucn. Shisn kaooo. vegetaola aisnes and past-nea. Oaiiy 4-12.

La Pondua. Arwood and Sates. Oaxland. (533--3200) flaw snnmo. scalloos. and Slat to cook inprotrt. and meainails to dio in cneeae. Oessensinclude fruit and caramel for cnocolate fonoue:me wine list is axtensive. Moderate. Tuas-Thurs5-11. Fri-Sat 5-midmgnt. Reservations. AS. 03.OC. MC.

La Normande. 5030 Centre Aye.. Shacyside.(621-07—t) The city's only true Frenchrestaurant.Finally. Racx ot "veai witn mustard sauce andCalvados is outstanding. Paw <itcnsns can nvalthe aooeozers. Potn hot and cold. A la carte outexoensive. Qinner only Tue-Sat. Open 3 p.m.Sun. Closed Monday. Maior cards.

Nino's,

21* n. Craig St.. Oakland. (621 -2700)

Fresn seatood. veai and steak. Chocolate cake,

aneeaecake. cannoii. ano otner desserts, (home-

made*. Jackets atter 8. Moderate to axoensive.Luncn Mon-Sat 11:30-3: dinner Mon-Fri 5-11. Sat5-1. Reservations. All maior CC.

Palmyra. 370 Atwood and Sates. Oakland.(621-8400)

Sleek,

kale.

taOulae.

and a Mid-east-am Puffet on Sunday. Luncn Mon-Fn 4»l 1, Pri-Sat 4-12. Sun 4-io. All maior CC.

ParK Scnentey, 3955 aignow Slvd.. Oakland.(681-0300) Francn and Italian. Sole Veromque.veal piccata in 'amon Putter sauca. ana otherdlsnee areosxed at taoie. rues-3at

11-1,

Sun 3--9:30. Reaervatlons. All maior CC.

wcndm-fui Wanda's. Forces Aye. at McKaepiaca in ma Crossgates inn. Oakland. (683-8000.axt. 113) Fresn 3eeiood. aeet. veal. aucx. plusnome-oakad oread, souos. Moderate. Oaiiy 1 1 -2.Reservations suggested. AS. OC.

MC,

V.

<~DcmntownThe Board Room. 3rd Floor. The 3anK Canter,

414 wood Si. (536-1440) Sagam. ciuOoy formerPank aoard room penind mullioned windows.Fixed pnca 525 ainner at truffled

sole,

Puck v»«npeacnes. iamo and peef Wellington. Salad andcneeae co close. Heavy, averoncad luncrt olus 20par cant servica cnarge. Sxoensive. Mon-Sat. Noainner Mom no luncn Sat. Major CC.

The- Common Plea. 323 floss 3L (231-51*0)Seatood and veai (no oeef). and an always-fresnpouillaoaise. Moderate. Luncn n:3O-2:30: ainner4:30-0 (closed Sum. Normally a good wait anyavening (no reservations). Personal Checks.

The Crao* Place. Perm Aye. across fromHeinz Hail. (J.71- 1900) Craoes. salads, and om-

*ertes

in a coot lime-and-wnite cafe. Try me vealOscar toDpedwith asoaragus and Oernaise saucefor ainner. inexoensive io moderate. Mon-Thurs11-11: Fri 4 Sat 1

1-1;

Sun 11-9 (later it mare's aconcern. AS. OC. MC.

Grand Concourse. One Station Square at mesoutn and ot Smitnrield Street 3noge. (231-171 T)Located in ?_L£ Station puiiding ot 1901. Aooe-tizars memos ascargots and sneiltisn: fisn cnow-aar with .very ainner. Soeaaities include paella:a looster. crao ano sneilhsn ainner and a steakand crustacean platter for two. Menu emphasizessaaiood. Luncn Mon-Fri 1 1 :30-2:30: ainner Mon-Thurs

5-11,

Fri-Sat 5-12. Sun 4-9. The adjacentGanay Cancer Saloon i Oyster Bar otters ays-tars, ciams. snnmos. craos and sanowicnes.Luncn Mon-rn 1 1:30-5. ainner Mon-Thurs 5- 1 2.Frf-S« 5-i. Moderate. Reservations suggested.AS. C3. OC MC. V.

Klein's. 330 Fourth Aye. (586-86 15) LiveMaine loosters ano a wide vanety at atner sea-

foots,

plus

steaks,

cnoos. stews, ano otner roasts.Moderate to axpensiva. Mon-Fri 11-10, Sat 4:3C--10: closed Sun. Reservations suggested for threear more. AS. CS. OC.

The) Old AHeqneoy, stn St. 4 Perm Aye. (231--0803} 3lg on wine sauces for the food: a vealVeronica stuffed with craomeat. graaes. aimanos.Moderate. Mon-Sat 'uncn 11:30-3:30. dinner 5--10. late suooer 10-mionigm: .Sun 4-3. Peaerva-tians. Ail maior CC.

Pusry Seuppar. 311 Fourtfi Aye. in The SankCanter. (755-2550) Steak and saaiood. pnme noand suwvaki. plussouo and salad Dar witn dinner.Moderate. Luncn Mon-Sat 1 1:30-2:30: dinnerMon-Thurs 5:30-10:30. m 5-10:30. Sat 5:30-- 1 1:30. Sun «"». AS. MC. V.

Too ot me THartqla, 500 Gram St. in me U.S.Steel Suilding. (471-u.iooi A Stoutler's restaurantwitn a view. Jacxats for men atter 5. Mon-Fn11:30-3 for luncn. 5:20- >0 for ainner Sat 5:30--rmdrnqm. AS. OC. MC. V.

_-_SOAKLAND (continued)

August Moon Restaurant. 5700 CenterAye. (361-0120) Manaann cuisine includesMongolian beef. Mosnu

cork,

sweet andsour wnoie fish, and the house specialty,hot soiced oeef. Moderate. Mon-Thurs11:30-10. Fri til 11. Sat 1-11, Sun 1-10. Ac.

MC. V.

Poll's. 2607 Murray Aye. m Squirrel Hill.(521-6400) Live ioosters.

steaks,

ano vealmenu, 'earunng 'she-crao" souo and sourcream. Crowded, no

reservations,

so exoecta 20-30 minute wait on weekends. Tues-Fri11 -30-11. Sat

11:30-1,

Sun 1 -i O. Moderate.AS. DC MC V.

C J. Barney's Wooden Keg, 3905 ForbesAye. in Oakland. (621-2149) Old cooper ket-

tles,

stained glass, and 14 varieties of "gour-met" nampurgers and five-egg

omelettes,

plus standard deli

sandwiches,

a pizza cel-

lar,

and three adjoining bars full of discomusic, inexpensive. Mon-Thurs 11-12. Fri 4Sat 11-2.Sun 11-2.

Pancake Kitchen 3703 Forbes Aye. (683-4066)A variety of breakfast items, Inexpensive.

The Salad Company, 235 Atwood St. (621 -0165). A unique local lunchtime favorite with alimited menu - salads (the house special plus

several other daily features) with a 'toppingbar" frozen yogurt, natural juices and pastries.Inexpensive.

Shannon's. 3706 Forbes Aye. Oaiiy luncneonsoecials. Great fish sandwiches. It's a tavern

too. Inexpensive.

Peter's Pub. 116 Oakland Aye. Local meeting,eating, and drinking spot. Inexpensive.

Pitt Tavern. Just a corner bar with sandwiches.Inexpensive.

Fast Food: Arby's, Burger King, Roy Rogers,Wendy's, Cindy's, George

Aiken,

MacOonald's(all located in the heart of Oakland).

DOWNTOWN (continued)

Arthur's,

204 Fourth Aye. (566-1735) Ver-bal menu cnanges daily, includes sucn spe-cialties as partridge and poached sole: PeefWellington made on reauest. Luncneon::snes include omcn-oeer souo. stuffed:uail, and smoked scaiioos. Moderate.Lunch Mon-Fn 11:30-3. dinner Tues-3atfrom 5:30; closed Sun. Reservations re-quested.AE MC v.

The Common Plea. 32a Ross St. (231--5140) Daumier prints of old French court-rooms and ludges in powdered wigs com-plete the legal cecor. Seafood and veal (nobeef), and an always-fresn iouillabaise.Moderate. Lunch 11:30-2:30: dinner 4-30-10(closed Sun). Normally a goodwait any eve-ning (no reservations). Personal checks.

de> Foro's. Lawyer's 3ldg. on Forbes Aye.(391-3873) A formal French-Italian restau-rant serving oouillaoaise. 3eef Wellington,duck a I'orange. and a special salmon in

champagne sauce. Moderate to expensive.Lunch Mon-Fri 11-2:30: dinner Tues-3at 5--10 (closed Sun). Reservations on weekends.

Grand Concourse. One Station Souareat the south end of Smithfielo Street Bridge.Located in the P4LE Station ouiiding of1901. the Grand Concoursa occupies tnegrandiose main waiting room and overflowsinto other spaces, including the glassed-inRiverview Platform overlooking the Monon-gahela. Aooetizers include ascargots andshellfisn: fish cnowder with every dinner.Specialties include paella: a

lobster,

craDand shellfish dinner: and a steak and crus-tacean piarter for two. Menu emohasizesseafood. Lunch Mon-Fn 11 '30-2:30: dinnerMon-Thurs

5-11,

Fri-Sat 5-1 2. Sun 4-9. Theadjacent Gandy Oancar Saloon 4 OysterBar offers oysters,

clams,

snnmos. craps

and sandwicnes. Luncn Mon-Fn 11:30-5,dinner Mon-Thurs 5-12. Fri-Sat 5-ia.m.Moderate. Reservations suggested. AE.

CB,

DC.MCV.

Hugo's Rotlssarie. Hyatt House. Chat-ham Center, near the Civic Arena. (288--9326) Spacious and comfortable dining,with roasts of beef and ducklings turning onspits oefore your eyes, and a generous norsd'oeuvres bar. Also do-it-yourself dessertsfrom a soft ice cream and yogurt dispenser.with choice of toppings. Sunday bruncn 11--2. Moderate to expensive. Luncn Mon-Fn11 :30-2:30: dinner Sun-Thurs 5:30-11:30. Frt4 Sat 5:30-midnignt. Reservations request-

ed. All maior CC

Cafe Cappuccino. 414 Wood St. in TheBank. (261-1008) Airy feeling of Europeansidewalk

cafe,

with light Frencn menu ofcrepes,

salads,

and cheese board for lunch;fondues and a French custard creoe for din-ner. 3aby grand piano music in the eve-nings. Moderate. Mon-Thurs 11-10. Fri 4Sat 11-11:30.

MOUNT WASHINGTON

Christopher's. 1411 Grandview Aye. onMt. Washington. (381-4500) Frencn. Unusu-al musnrooms and tomatoes in curry dress-ing and calf's sweetbreads on rlca/musn-room oilaf. Ritzy and expensive. LuncnMon-Fn 11:30-2:30. dinner Mon-Thurs 5-11.Fri 4 Sat 5-midnignt. Dinner reservations.AS. OC. MC V.

Cliff Side. 1203 Grandview Aye. on Mt.Wasmngton (431-9594) Limited menu of

steaks,

sandwicnes. and seafood. Moderate.Mon-Thurs 1 1-midnignt. Fri 4 Sat Tl-2, Sun4-10. Reservations if you want a windowseat. AS. DC. MC.

Georgetowne Inn. 1220 Grandview Aye..

Mt. Washington. (481-4424) Primarily Italianmenu supplemented witn

steaks, veal,

andseafood m the typical Old English inn ofCamwood and stucco. Moderate. LunchMon-Fri 1 1-3: dinner Mon-Thurs 5-12. Rri 4Sat 5-11. Sun 4-10. Reservations for dinnersuggested. AE. MC. V.

La Mont. 1114 Grandview Aye. on Mt.Washington. (431-3100) French and

Italian,

with milk-fed wmte veal sen/ed 16 differentways. Ornate Louis XIV decor. Lou Schin-ber and Joyce 3reecn in a ciano/cocktailiounge Wed-Sat. Expensive. Lunch Mon-Fn11:30-3; dinner Mon-Sat 5-1, Sun 4-10. Res-ervations suggested. All maior CC.