Bars of the Burgh (Pittsburgh, PA)

07/17/2012

Anyone have a few drinks tonight in the Bars of the Burgh (Pittsburgh, PA)? if so, where'd ya go?

06/12/2012

Recently I have seen a lot of new fans! Thanks soo much!

I will soon fix all the links and pictures on the custom tabs to make this page easier to navigate. If you have any bars i havent added (South Side only for now), let me know!!!

11/28/2010

Hungry after drinkin in the South Side? Stop by for a Primanti Bros. sandwich after the bars. Keeps the hangover away.......promise!

Check out all our locations at www.primantibros.com.

11/21/2010

STEELERS & RAIDERS,......specials running at 1311 on the South Side ! .99 cent Coors Light bottles, $5 Smirnoff pitchers, .25 cent wings, & NFL Sunday Ticket. A can't miss!!!!

Wide selection of Local, Regional and National Craft Beer to choose from. Home of the almost famous

11/17/2010

TUESDAY The Smiling Moose - FREE Open Mic stand up comedy @ 9:00pm, and a FREE show w/ The Witala Brothers, & Hand Drawn Mountains! 9:00pm!
$1.00 Miller High Bottles from 9-11pm!

Cranberry ONLINE ORDERING AVAIL HERE!
https://www.toasttab.com/the-smiling-moose-cranberry-8032-rowan-road

11/15/2010

It's Burger Night at OTB (Over The Bar) Bicycle Cafe . Get ANY of their specialty Burgers for only $5 from 6-10pm. Plus $2 domestic bottle. OTB is the place to be on Monday's!

http://www.otbbicyclecafe.com

Happy Hour Weekdays 4:30-6:30pm + Friday & Saturday 9-11pm
$2 off Drafts | $2 off Appetizers | $6 Suntory Highballs

11/14/2010

Sunday bar special - Excuses Bar & Grill
The Ike Taylor Po' Boy with Fries and Slaw $6.50.
$2 Pints of Miller Lite, MGD, and Miller High Life during the game.

Drunks Helping Drunks Since 1988

11/14/2010

Everybody loves an Ice Cold Beer.

11/14/2010

Come check out the new tab on our page.
Has links to 50 of the South Side's bars and restaurants.
A virtual directory of Bars of the Burgh!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pittsburgh-PA/Bars-of-the-Burgh-South-Side/155623467814551?v=app_7146470109

11/13/2010

The pull-tab on a can of beer was developed by Alcoa and first used by Pittsburgh Brewing Co. (Iron City beer) in 1962. These two also came out with the Aluminum bottle.