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Hot Dogs · $
5325 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh
Customers’ favorites
“THIS GUY MUST BE PROTECTED AT ALL COSTS, NOT ONLY ARE HIS HOT DOGS YUMMY & AFFORDABLE, BUT HE IS A GREAT PERSON!!! THE WORLD NEEDS MORE PEOPLE LIKE HOT DOG JOHN!!”
Hot Dogs · $
3535 Butler Street, Pittsburgh
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“I have been goin to Frankie's Hot dogs for years I love this place yesterday I took a friend there who has never been there. He said it was the worst hot dog he ever ate I had to agree we got there about quarter after 2:00 and the hot dogs we got look like they've been sitting on the grill for 4 hours. The girl that was waiting on us had no hustle and left you with the impression that she didn't even want to be there”
Fast Food · $
919 Brookline Boulevard, Pittsburgh
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“Wonderful family-owned restaurant! The owners and staff are so kind, welcoming, and friendly. The food is delicious, and you can really feel the care they put into everything. Highly recommend supporting this lovely family business! ❤”
Hot Dogs · $
2401 Noblestown Road, Pittsburgh
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“There are restaurants… and then there are institutions forged in the molten core of flavor itself—and Brighton Hot Dog Shoppe is not just an institution… it’s a full-blown, chili-slinging, cheese-drenched LEGEND. You walk in thinking you’re getting a hot dog. No. What you’ve actually done is step into a dimension where culinary restraint has been banished and replaced with one sacred law: “Put chili and cheese on it.” Hot dog? Chili and cheese. Fries? DROWN THEM. Burger? Absolutely disrespect it with chili and cheese. Your sense of self-control? ALSO smothered in chili and cheese. There are no rules here. No judgment. Only absolute, unapologetic excess. And the chili?? That’s not just chili. That’s a spiritual experience. That’s the kind of sauce that makes you question every other life decision that didn’t involve being within a 5-mile radius of this place. It doesn’t sit on the food—it claims territory. And then the cheese… oh the cheese… it doesn’t melt. It descends. Like some divine, golden waterfall of dairy righteousness just cascading over everything in sight like it’s fulfilling an ancient prophecy. But here’s where it gets UNHINGED… THE PRICE. I don’t know what kind of economic sorcery is happening behind that counter, but you can walk in with what feels like loose pocket lint and walk out with a tray that looks like it’s meant to feed a small militia. You check the receipt like: “Did I just rob them??” “Is this legal??” “Is someone going to stop me in the parking lot??” It’s not just affordable—it’s mythical. Like they’re operating on 1997 prices out of pure defiance of reality. Other places are out here charging luxury car payments for a sad burger and a handful of fries. Meanwhile, Brighton Hot Dog Shoppe is like: “Here’s a mountain of food, covered in chili and cheese, for the price of your dignity. Enjoy.” This isn’t a meal. This is a reckoning. You don’t eat here—you submit.”
Family · $
9022 Old Perry Highway, Pittsburgh
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“We recently visited for lunch on a Friday. The staff were very friendly and our food was ready quickly. We ordered a BLT, a burger, and fries. The food was good, and it wasn’t overly crowded when we went. We’ll definitely be back to try their breakfast.”
Hamburger
4830 Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh
“Delicious. Exactly what I want from a spot like this. It was clear the staff cared about everybody in the place, regulars and brand new customers alike. Food was made right there and I loved everything I tried. My only complaint is I want it to be open later so I can go more often!”
Fast Food
229 Kearsarge Street, Pittsburgh
“This is a small restaurant that serves hotdogs and a few related foods and some beverages. Only one table with two chairs outside. However, this is an excellent place to grab a meal and eat it as you see the awesome view of Pittsburgh from one of the benches on Grandview Avenue. I had a chili dog and my wife a New York hot dog. Both were good. What I loved was the coleslaw. The best I have had in a long time. It is vinegar based, but mildly so, and spiced to perfection, especially the pepper. Be sure to try the maple root beer. Delicious if you like it sweet. Otherwise, you can get the regular root beer, which is good, You may want to skip the potato salad. I highly recommend the restaurant if you want a hotdog and some related foods. The owner, who waited on me, is very nice and friendly.”
Deli · $
US Steel Tower, 600 Grant Street, Pittsburgh
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“Great food and with long lines it moves fast. Very well priced for City Lunches”
Pretzel Store · $
2311 Babcock Boulevard, Pittsburgh
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“Always clean every time I go in as well as always very energetic workers ! Amazing pretzels with a great variety! Owner is very generous and gives back to the community all the time without any recognition! Awesome place in the community”
Fast Food · $
324 McHolme Drive, Pittsburgh
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“Food is always great at Five Guys, so no complaints here. The staff was also very friendly. We had a newborn in the parking lot and had eaten out food in the car, so we were parked outside for a while (our baby then had thrown up so we were outside of the car cleaning up and such) and because of that a staff member came out and asked if we were okay which was really nice!”
Fast Food · $
1029 Freeport Road, Pittsburgh
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“Taste of the juicy glistening bite of juice!! Not overly burnt just the right taste!! One of the best burger places to quickly grab and go or either eat there! They always have friendly staff and acknowledge you! If there were any problems the managers will quickly address the problem and try to make everything right just for happy customer and raving fan! Will always come back to enjoy the food and their environment!! 🫶🖤💛🖤💛💯”
Fast Food · $
117 South Bouquet Street, Pittsburgh
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“Only go once a year...Cheat. Right across from New Balance where I go to buy SUMMER shoes every CINCO de mayo.”
Fast Food · $
5207 Liberty Avenue Ste 101, Pittsburgh
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“Great burgers , fries & milkshakes”
Fast Food · $
3 Ppg Place, Pittsburgh
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“The food is good . A little pricey but it’s worth the money.”