Hofbrauhaus: It’s where J&L Steel used to be. (There’s a historical marker on the trail and everything!)

Two map options for you:

1) If you’re fancy, here’s one option.

2) If you’re not, Darrin offers: Go to the trail. Face east. Run until you are half as far as you want to go in total. Turn around. Come back.

Roland's: It used to be The Rail Restaurant in the 1940s, and it used to be on 28th and Penn. Who knew?!

Here’s the map.

Southern Tier: It’s where the rest of Gold Lot 2 used to be, and where Toby Keith’s bar and then NPL were supposed to be.

Here’s the map — it’s kind of a marathon course preview!

Chupka's 2: A Pittsburgh classic. I assume it’s been there since steel workers were having an Iron and Imp at lunch.

Dancing Gnome: It’s where a random warehouse used to be.

Here’s the map.

City Kitchen: It’s where Galley Bakery Square used to be. And where Social used to be. And, if you go back far enough, where it used to be a Nabisco factory.

Here’s the map.

Aslin: It’s where the Produce Terminal used to be!

Here’s the map!

CHANGED LOCATION: As it turns out Tom’s Watch Bar isn’t open on Tuesdays. Whoops. We’ll just head to the other side of PNC Park to Mike’s Beer Bar. Mike. Tom. Same difference, right?

(Also, it’s where Beerhead and the Beer Market used to be.)

Here’s the map.

Fat Head's: It’s where an insurance, real estate, and notary public office used to be… in, like, 1874, But perhaps you don’t remember those days.

Here’s the map.

A new place! St. Clair Social: It’s where The Sharp Edge used to be.

Here’s the map.

Cinderlands: It’s where the Spaghetti Warehouse used to be.

Here’s the map.

Voodoo: It’s where Rivertown used to be.

Here’s the map.

Urban Tap on the South Side: It’s where Old Europe used to be! (And that place sounds like it had some real Pittsburgh character - Ukrainian food, pierogis, goulash.) It also used to be Mantini’s Woodfired and then the Brik Room.

Here’s the map.

Silky’s is a Bloomfield institution. Their tagine is “Food. Fun. Libations.” (not necessarily in that order).

Here’s the map.

You know, it’s where that furniture store used to be. Now it’s an arcade/restaurant/bar.

Here’s the map.

I’d tell you what the Modern Cafe used to be, but the Modern has been a North Side standard since 1933 (yes, the same year that the Steelers were founded).*

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*The Modern Cafe was also the sight of one of the best trivia nights ever — the win was decided by arm wrestling.

Fiesta!

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Your New Year’s Resolution is one day old. If it was focused on healthy eating, time to blow it up with Tuesday Pizza Night.

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Celebrate Boxing Day at OTB in the South Side. Hopefully you got that bike you wanted over the holidays!

It’s called Dive Bar, but it’s no dive. It’s like calling a really tall guy Shorty… very confusing.

Here’s the map.

It’s time for the holiday lights run! Let’s not screw around. We’ll start this run in the belly of the holiday-festive beast: Market Square!

Here’s the Lights Map! (Sorry it’s late.)

We haven’t been here in ages. Enjoy your favorite cocktails and pretend you’re in Mad Men or something.

Here’s the map.

OK, we’re having back-to-back weeks at these new bowling/gaming places popping up all over the city. It’s a chance for side-by-side comparison of the North Side and South Side varieties. You decide!

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Thanksgiving and family are just a few days away. Do some advance stress-reduction with games and fire pits at Shorty's.

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Everyday is Yeungling special day at Lot 17! That’s a win.

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Anyone else still remember when this place was the Spaghetti Warehouse?

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Happy Halloween! Wear a costume if you want! Maybe the skunk mascot of Stinky’s? You do you.

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Aren’t all foxes sly? Isn’t that a key characteristics of foxes? Just wondering.

With roughly four restaurants, 24 taps, and a bunch of cocktails, there are lots of options tonight!

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Do you have to go through the back of a magical wardrobe to find this place? Oh, no. That would be Aslan, not Aslin. Very confusing for childhood book nerds.

Here’s the map.