Pittsburgh

[MooseLang]

I love Rey's. Eat there every time I go home. Also Burger Hut II (the one on the hill) and Natili's downtown.

I have somehow - in my 30 years - never been to a Burger Hut. This blows peoples' minds when I tell them that. I need to change this.

 

[Evahflow]

Printemps would pair damn well with some tacos...

That would be an elite pairing.

 

[wyckydsceptre]

Do you also hate cinnamon, cacao, vanilla, coconut, coffee, berries, etc in your stouts? Go back to RateTaco.

No I love most of those, except cinnamon.

There's a place for all those kooky variations and I enjoy them. However. When there's 3 places to get a good no frills taco, but 69 places to get "modern fusion jerk off" tacos, there's a problem.

It's like it Cigar City made Huna first, then had a festival every year where they only had a really good stout without a ton of **** in it.

 

[McMatt7]

I have somehow - in my 30 years - never been to a Burger Hut. This blows peoples' minds when I tell them that. I need to change this.

I didn't really develop a taste for Burger Huts until i was in my 30s so i wouldn't worry

I love Rey's. Also Burger Hut II (the one on the hill) and Natili's downtown.

If you had said W Ricks too you would have summed up every trip to Butler i've ever made.

EDIT:multi quoting like a ******* boss

 

[barflybastard]

I'm not sure which place you're talking about, but Bea's is across the street from Banksville beer, just a little bit closer towards the city. Aren't there a few indian places on Banksville? I've been meaning to try those as well.

That's the place!

For Indian, usually default to Tamarind--love that Masala.

 

[dadavat]

I'm not sure i get the disdain for mad mex on here. We go there all the time. I wouldn't call it mexican food, but the chicken chimi, tofu tacos, and wings are awesome, and they have a good kids menu. The drafts are high priced but they always have a good $5 22oz draft of the month special, or happy hour.

 

[shuggy1]

Whurr my Butler homies at?

http://www.yelp.com/biz/rey-azteca-butler

shuggy SeaWatchman



Edit: I haven't been to Rey Azteca since high school, and I was either drunk and/or stoned any time I was there. But I remember really loving it.

Rey Azteca is still great. BYOB as well(bring your own glassware unless you wish to drink out of a plastic cup though). Plus it's just a short drive to experience the magic of Reclamation.

 

[barflybastard]

I'm not sure i get the disdain for mad mex on here. We go there all the time. I wouldn't call it mexican food, but the chicken chimi, tofu tacos, and wings are awesome, and they have a good kids menu. The drafts are high priced but they always have a good $5 22oz draft of the month special, or happy hour.

All dems bolds--that's what I'm saying.

 

[kbuzz1]

Plus it's just a short drive to experience the magic of Reclamation.

just couldn't resist...

 

[McMatt7]

The best taco in the city is at Cafe Nikos on Mt Washington on taco Tuesdays. 2 tacos, 3 dollars. I'm pretty sure they don't resemble a real taco at all, but they are large and they pair incredibly well Skoal Cilantro and a Newport.

#pitchersofhighlife

 

[kbuzz1]

The best taco in the city is at Cafe Nikos on Mt Washington on taco Tuesdays. 2 tacos, 3 dollars. I'm pretty sure they don't resemble a real taco at all, but they are large and they pair incredibly well Skoal Cilantro and a Newport.

#pitchersofhighlife

So what did you end up with to try to cure your hangover?

Follow up question: do you still have a hangover?

Follow up to the follow up: what are you drinking tonight?

 

[shuggy1]

I didn't really develop a taste for Burger Huts until i was in my 30s so i wouldn't worry



If you had said W Ricks too you would have summed up every trip to Butler i've ever made.

EDIT:multi quoting like a ******* boss

Burger Hut used to be a favorite but it's no longer open for late night drunken grubbing so don't go much anymore. The Hoagie Shop right across the street from Burger Hut II is great and cheap.

Just went to Ricks for lunch today. Always enjoyable and there is always something on tap or in bottles that's serviceable.

 

[preluderl]

Follow up follow up question: Why would someone rub Skoal AND smoke?

 

[dadavat]

That's the place!

For Indian, usually default to Tamarind--love that Masala.

I will try that place next week.

 

[dtx00]

troygreer jeevo skaboom420 preluderl

Resident Mexican chiming in - the only places worth mentioning here are La Palapa, Las Palmas, and Reyna's/Edgar's. Taako, Smoke, Round Corner, and that half vegan place on the northside don't even belong in the conversation. I would rather get plain steak tacos from Emilanos, Mad Mex, Campesinos, etc before a $6 kimchi dust wagyu hamburger tacos with local feta served in a flour tortilla from the latter four any day of the week.

Some ******* things in life should be sacred - and one of those things are tacos.

Bea's Taco Town on Banksville is pretty awesome. I've been there for lunch 4 or 5 times since they opened last month. I haven't had any of the meat yet because all of the vegetarian tacos and burritos have been so good.

EDIT: http://beataqueria.com/

Just went to Bea's for lunch before I went to BoB on Tuesday. There are actually 2 locations downtown both on Smithfield. Theyou started on the South Side, sadly they didn't last there long. Then La Pala pa came. That was going to be my original reccomdation but I really enjoyed Bea's. There is also Doce taqueries in South Side. Haven't been there yet though. Man I miss that place.

 

[PSUMike]

Follow up follow up question: Why would someone rub Skoal AND smoke?

I guess chew for when you can't smoke? Got me...

 

[barflybastard]

Follow up follow up question: Why would someone rub Skoal AND smoke?

At the same time? Like:

 

[barflybastard]

So what did you end up with to try to cure your hangover?

Follow up question: do you still have a hangover?

Follow up to the follow up: what are you drinking tonight?

And: what flavor Doritos will you sprinkle on your chest tonight before you slumber?

FTFY

 

[kbuzz1]

Nothing at all exciting-sounding about this beer, but the name is funny:

Bear Fight Brown
Posted on April 22, 2016 by Roundabout Brewery

We’re excited to release our Bear Fight Brown. This is the first beer from our assistant brewer, Nate Hoylman. Nate wanted to execute a clean, easy-drinking brown perfect for sitting back and relaxing while talking with friends. Warning: drinking Bear Fight Brown may lead to good conversations, enjoyable afternoons and late nights with friends.

Bear Fight Brown: Dark brown ale with notes of coffee, chocolate and dark toast. Dry finish.

ABV: 5.8%

 

[OneDropSoup]

Man, all this talk of Doritos has my jonesing for the all-time greatest PCBW collab...

 

[SeaWatchman]

I didn't really develop a taste for Burger Huts until i was in my 30s so i wouldn't worry



If you had said W Ricks too you would have summed up every trip to Butler i've ever made.

EDIT:multi quoting like a ******* boss

I live like 300 yards away from Rick's. Been drinking there since I was 16.

 

[OneDropSoup]

Nothing at all exciting-sounding about this beer, but the name is funny:

Bear Fight Brown
Posted on April 22, 2016 by Roundabout Brewery

We’re excited to release our Bear Fight Brown. This is the first beer from our assistant brewer, Nate Hoylman. Nate wanted to execute a clean, easy-drinking brown perfect for sitting back and relaxing while talking with friends. Warning: drinking Bear Fight Brown may lead to good conversations, enjoyable afternoons and late nights with friends.

Bear Fight Brown: Dark brown ale with notes of coffee, chocolate and dark toast. Dry finish.

ABV: 5.8%

This non-exciting beer certainly won't suit my extreme lifestyle.

 

[troygreer]

This non-exciting beer certainly won't suit my extreme lifestyle.

 

[kbuzz1]

This non-exciting beer certainly won't suit my extreme lifestyle.

unless you're secretly a bear fighter.

 

[Matthouse3]

Follow up follow up question: Why would someone rub Skoal AND smoke?

 

[McMatt7]

The Hoagie Shop right across the street from Burger Hut II is great and cheap.

Just went to Ricks for lunch today. Always enjoyable and there is always something on tap or in bottles that's serviceable.

I'll have to check out that Hoagie place the next time i'm up visiting my buddies. I love w ricks, double crab cake is my go to, i could eat it everyday, no joke.

I live like 300 yards away from Rick's. Been drinking there since I was 16.

Oh man, do you eat double crab cakes everyday? I friggin would

 

[Matthouse3]

Looks like I'm hitting the La Palapa cart at Roundabout on my way home now... Back to the Saturday Chorizo farts for me.

 

[OneDropSoup]

Exactly. That kind of beer would likely appeal to THIS guy, who appears to be living life on 7, at most.

 

[PSUMike]

Looks like I'm hitting the La Palapa cart at Roundabout on my way home now... Back to the Saturday Chorizo farts for me.

RIP Matt's cat

 

[london1o11]

Nothing at all exciting-sounding about this beer, but the name is funny:

Bear Fight Brown
Posted on April 22, 2016 by Roundabout Brewery

We’re excited to release our Bear Fight Brown. This is the first beer from our assistant brewer, Nate Hoylman. Nate wanted to execute a clean, easy-drinking brown perfect for sitting back and relaxing while talking with friends. Warning: drinking Bear Fight Brown may lead to good conversations, enjoyable afternoons and late nights with friends.

Bear Fight Brown: Dark brown ale with notes of coffee, chocolate and dark toast. Dry finish.

ABV: 5.8%

Reminds me of this:

223 × 311 - wizards.com

Amiright? Yeah! Who's with me?


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