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PGH #X::PGH FOOD

Every town I've lived in can be described by it's food. Here's to the start of PGH's food page. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get out to eat much.

Jo Jo's according to Truss, these two cooks _never_ talk during work they just do what is supposed to be done grill the one guy actually cooks and the other does all the prep and it comes out like PGH: all on one plate and all over itself. perfect. Primanti Bros, east carson st. this was halloween night. the meat, cheese, coleslaw, and fries are all between the bread and it's served on wax paper it'll hold you about 6 hrs. fresh fries and slaw. oh so good. Primanti Bros, strip district. a bit larger than e. carson. same construction: all between the bread (well, at least the top piece of bread floatin' the boat fixin's