Looking to uncover all that Point Breeze has to offer? Get to know this Pittsburgh neighborhood by browsing its most popular local businesses, all of which revolve around food (maybe not surprisingly).
Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top places to visit in Point Breeze, using both Yelp data to produce a ranked list of neighborhood businesses. Read on for the results.
1. Point Brugge Café
Topping the list is Belgian spot Point Brugge Café. Located at 401 Hastings St., it's the highest rated business in the neighborhood, boasting 4.5 stars out of 530 reviews on Yelp.
"My dad's favorite restaurant in Pittsburgh! Make sure to get there early or at an off time, because there can definitely be a wait otherwise," wrote Yelper Marie S.
"One of the few places that actually live up to its hype," added reviewer Huyen D. "Although they're known for their mussels, vegetarians can have an equally amazing meal here."
"Arguably my favorite restaurant in Pittsburgh," wrote Rachel K. "The mussels in the classic white wine sauce are incredible. My friend and I devoured the dish and we were scraping the plate with the bread, wanting more."
2. The Café At The Frick
Next up is The Café at the Frick, a spot to score coffee and tea, situated at 7227 Reynolds St. With four stars out of 53 reviews on Yelp, it's a proven local favorite.
"The food is excellent," wrote James C. in a Yelp review. "When the sun is shining and you can sit outside, it's truly beautiful and relaxing. Great place for afternoon tea, and they have a variety of flavors."
"Surrounded by trees and bushes and with large windows allowing plenty of natural sunlight to flow through, Cafe at the Frick is the ideal spot for afternoon tea time," wrote Yelper Lana L.
3. Make Your Mark
Make Your Mark, a spot to score coffee, tea and sandwiches, is another top choice. Yelpers give the business, located at 6736 Reynolds St., four stars out of 50 reviews.
Here's what Yelper Amanda J. had to write:
"This coffee shop is completely adorable, and I am heartbroken that I will be leaving it soon when we just met. The primary reason it is a five star place is the outdoor garden patio. This is the cutest patio at a coffee shop, and I could sit in the garden all day."
4. Frick Park Market
Frick Park Market, a grocery store and deli, is the final neighborhood go-to to make our list, with 4.5 stars out of 19 Yelp reviews. Head over to 7103 Reynolds St. to see for yourself.
Here's what Michael I. had to say about his most recent visit:
"Old school excellent service. I had The Kirtland, which is fresh rye bread, pastrami, peppered turkey, lettuce, tomatoes, pepper-jack cheese and ranch dressing. It was as delicious as a sandwich can be ... I'll be coming back and definitely want to try everything on the menu."
