anyone got any must sees for me?

My buddy Zach Duke pitching for the Pirates. Unfortunately he's pitching in San Francisco this afternoon.

You haz to go down to Primanti's and gorge. Go to the original in the warehouse district.

The baseball park is supposed to be one of the best in the country. I've never been though.

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Second Primanti's

I second Primanti Brothers. Awesome sandwiches.

If you are into baseball, the University of Pittsburgh has parts of old Forbes Field still standing. Most of the brick outfield walls are in tact. The building near the walls has the home plate of Forbes enclosed in glass, as well as an autograph of Bill Mazeroski hitting the game and series winning homerun from 1960.

Across the river from downtown are elevator lifts that will take you to an area that has restaurants as well as spectacular views of the city and stadiums. One of the best look out spots of any city.

Tour Heinz Field

DRINK YUENGLING!

Eat at LeMont, sit at Al Davis's table and enjoy the view of PNC park and Heinz Field.

Stay at the Omni William Penn-old converted train station, great bar, nice hotel.

Was just in Pittsburgh last week. I agree with all those above in terms of getting to Pramanti Brothers. My wife and I went and it was delicious.

Primanti's just featured on "Man vs. Food" on Travel Channel, place does look very cool.

+1 for The "O", the incline & the stadiums

I thought Primantis was overrated (as are most iconic eating places).

Past thread on this:
http://www.texags.com/main/forum.reply.asp?forum_id=54&topic_id=1355469