TV Food Maps

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from November 15, 2016
  

  Emma R. asked:

  Long shot but does anyone have any recommendations for restaurants in Pittsburgh? Mid-level or fancy!

  

  Lyle B. replied:

  Primanti Bros. for their famous sandwiches stuffed with French fries. There is also an Italian restaurant called Big Jim's that I saw on 3D that has delicious looking and huge portions of traditional red sauce food. For something a little higher end, Meat & Potatoes. I'm going to share a couple of great resources for you if you like to travel and eat in the U.S.: Roadfood.com and http://www.tvfoodmaps.com/

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• Referral from February 3, 2015
  

  Roy W. asked:

  ***Attention Pittsburgh residents, aficionados, and people who have ever visited there*** Erin and I are going to the Steel City for the Garth Brooks concert on Friday. Could any of you recommend an awesome eatery or two (pizza, burgers, wings)? We are staying at the William Penn downtown. Go!

  

  Michelle M. replied:

  http://www.tvfoodmaps.com/search/... . I love to check out TVfoodmaps.com whenever we go on vacation/out of town.

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• Referral from October 23, 2013
  

  Wendy S. asked:

  Heading to San Francisco in a couple of weeks.....any restaurant recommendations?

  

  Cristie T. replied:

  According to Guy Fieri, you should visit Rocco's Cafe, The Grubstake, The Urban Spoon, here's a list to choose from :) http://www.tvfoodmaps.com/.../CA/San%20Francisco

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• Referral from February 8, 2013
  

  SyzygyTooms asked:

  Foodie Transplant Looking for Great Restaurant Recommendations! I'm moving to DC in two weeks. I'm quite the food lover (extreme understatement) , and I would love to hear what your favorite restaurants are! I love all cuisine, so I want to hear it allll....thanks in advance for any suggestions! Edit: Thank you for all the great suggestions! As just to clarify on the "foodie" thing. I am by no means a food snob, and I don't eat only at fancy restaurants. I just love good food, and I love to eat. I didn't know the term was a whole culture, so, apologies. Also, if anyone is interested in a meal buddy when I arrive, I'd love to meet some new people! :)

  

  blueboybob replied:

  i always use www.tvfoodmaps.com for any NEW place I go until you can learn the area. also /r/DCEats

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