Pittsburgh Polish Restaurant - Great Music and Polish Food Make this the Perfect Polish Party House Around

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Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2011 Time: 9:55 AM

Have you ever sampled homemade cooking with a little Polish flavor thrown into the mix? Well if not then you should be daring and eat at the Bloomfield Bridge Tavern the next time you are in the Pittsburgh area.

In fact the Bloomfield Bridge is well known for having the best tasting Polish food anywhere in the immediate area. Their Pierogies are a best seller and you can choose from cheese and potato, sauerkraut or cottage cheese. If you are all ready a Pierogies fan then come down on any Friday or Saturday night. If you eat anytime between 5 and 7 pm your Pierogies will be half price!

If you are not familiar with Polish food then there are some classics which you should try. This includes Czarnina, or Duck Soup and will become one of your favorite soups for sure. Stuffed cabbage and homemade noodles are other popular choice and are good choices when served with cottage cheese.

For anyone with a man’s sized appetite then a Red or White Platter is the perfect meal. They come with a price tag of $9.95 and are actually the most expensive menu item! Not bad for the price! Either platter can be shared and consists of Polish food choices like Kielbasa, Golabki, Haluski, Kluski and of course Pierogies.

When you enter the Bloomfield Bridge Tavern you will immediately know that it is different. The odors coming from the kitchen will have that home cooked appeal to them. Your mouth will be watering before you sit down to order.

Another Polish twist to this restaurant is in the music that they have. Live bands are featured several nights a week here. This makes for a wonderful night out with family or friends. All that is needed is to add a nice cold beer to the mix and you are set for the night.

To help you make eating out more affordable the Bloomfield offers specials on their bottles of beer. These specials are normally done when the bands play. For instance Tuesday is Open Mic night and bottles are beer are served for a couple of bucks for the two hours that Mic night is running.

If you and your friends are looking for a different night out and are willing to sample some Polish food, then the Bloomfield restaurant should be on your list to visit next. You are sure to have an affordable night out and meet some new friends. You will leave wanting to come back for more.

Pittsburgh Polish Restaurant: The Bloomfield Bridge Tavern has some of the Polish food in the Pittsburgh area. We're located right in heart of Bloomfield Pittsburgh. Click this link to visit us: http://hubpages.com/hub/Pittsburgh-Polish-Restaurant-Welcome-to-the-Bloomfield-Bridge-Tavern

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