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Dish Osteria & Bar
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In the friendly and cozy environment of this small restaurant, I was pleased to find authentic delicacies, honestly matching those of best restaurant in Italy itself - I know what I am talking about. The delicious squids I had for starters had been unmistakably ccooked in the Italian way. The linguine with seafood were amazing, as they surpassed my brightest expectations after such a great starter. The crescendo was completed by the dessert, which was in a word superb. Their tiramisu is a must-try. Although the menu is not too long, the astounding quality definitely compensates for that. If you visit Pittsburgh, it would be a shame not to pay a visit to this little paradise for the palate.
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