Braddock Public House Features Fresh Beer and Fun Foods (Sun., 4/27/25)
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Braddock Public House is in a Superior Spot

(L. to r.) Spam Musubi, Pork Tonkatsu Sandwich, and a perfectly poured General Braddock’s IPA.
When Superior Motors ran out of gas (or was it the PR hype, Covid, or costly cuisine?) this off-the-beaten-path dining locale had a friendly neighbor––and savior––to come to its rescue. Stepping in, Brew Gentlemen filled the bill with some interim appetizers, fortified with an awesome beer selection and limited cocktail menu. Today, however, Braddock Public House is a destination well worth the drive. The location is, first of all, a mesmerizing visit. Situated directly across from the Edgar Thomson Works, the still and very much active steel mill spews gasses aglow with the fire that has lit Pittsburgh skies for decades. Inside, Braddock Public House offers a cuisine just as exciting. The menu offers Asian infusions, like Asian/Hawaiian fare sizzled with Spam glazed, rustic carrots, or a deeply charred burger adorned with Maui onions and gooey gouda. This is food no iron puddler ever ate, but it’s not inconsistent with local and more modern tastes. Times change and that’s the glory of it all. Don’t fret though, there is kielbasa and pierogis, chicken wings, and fish and chips on the menu too. Complement all of the incredible cuisine with an impressive selection of beers and cocktails, and, well, you’ll be further amazed that Braddock Public House supports the dramatic arts, as well as local artists (Braddock is home to many!) Barebones productions is housed in the same facility. Yes, you could schedule a night of thrilling theater and delicious dining, but why pile on? (It could be too much for one glowing night in Pittsburgh.)
There are too many great neighborhoods, all of which—and equally—share in the pride Pittsburgh so deserves. Make it your destiny to savor each, but make it your destination soon to savor Braddock Public House. Open Wednesdays through Sunday afternoon. 1211 Braddock Avenue.
(C.P.O)
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