PITTSBURGH PA: Best Melting Pot Neighborhood is Pittsburgh's South Side.

The best example of a melting pot neighborhood, as it always may have been, is Pittsburgh's South Side. Carson Street's arts-and-bars redevelopment bears little trace of the neighborhood's multicultural roots, but its 2000 population was multi-ethnic.  Food photos are above each category. 

    

  

 22.6 percent German

• German restaurant link from Urban Spoon LINK
• German Restaurant HofbrauHaus Link from Yelp  LINK

    

  

21.5 percent Polish

• S & D Polish Deli link from internet LINK . This place is unusual. A few small tables are scattered throughout but the place has cases and shelves of Polish foods that you can purchase and they ship Nationwide!!  Food was good!! AWARDS:  

>> Pittsburgh Perfect Pierogi 1st Place<<

>> Best Pierogi in Pittsburgh 2009 <<

>> Best of the Burgh "Best Polish Deli" 2010 <<

>> Finalist in Pierogi Contest by WQED TV 2011 <<

                         >> CBS Pittsburgh Best Ethnic Grocery Store 2012 << 

    

  

20.7 percent Irish

• Harp & Fiddle  LINK
• Claddagh Irish Pub LINK

    

  

12.9 percent Italian

• Italian multiple restaurant link from Urban Spoon  LINK
• Italian multiple restaurant link from Downtown Pittsburgh  LINK
• Italian restaurant link Lidia's from Yelp  LINK . Food and Service is great!!

    

  

4.4 percent Slovak

• Could find no Slovakian restaurants in the South Side 

    

  

4.0 percent Ukrainian

• Could find no Ukrainian restaurants in the South Side

    

  

Even though Greek percentage is not listed in this particular article here is the LINK to five Greek Restaurants/Market in the South Side.