From industrial epicenter to historic market district, The Strip District has seen it all. That’s why so many say the plucky, half-mile long stretch of land between the Allegheny River, the Hill District and 11th and 33rd Streets “encompasses everything Pittsburgh stands and is known for.” Today, old and new blend together to create a truly authentic and one-of-a-kind experience. The still-standing industrial warehouses—once home to manufacturing giants like U.S. Steel, Westinghouse and Heinz—now function as food markets and coffee shops, art centers and ethnic restaurants, antique dealers and fashion boutiques, chic apartments and airy lofts. By day, the neighborhood is a haven for foodies, bargain hunters and art enthusiasts. By night, its energy draws a diverse crowd looking to indulge in one of the many unique restaurants or revel in one of the eclectic lounges, clubs, breweries and distilleries.
Pittsburgh’s Historic Strip District
Live here. Work Here. Play Here.
You’re Close To The Action
Access
- Downtown
- East End
- Oakland
- Interstate Routes 279, 579 and 28
- Bus routes 54 North Side-Oakland-South Side, 86 Liberty, 87 Friendship, 88 Penn, 91 Butler Street
- Pittsburgh International Airport
Recreation
- Allegheny Riverfront Trail Access
- Heinz History Center
- Downtown Cultural District
- Lawrenceville Shopping District
- Attack Theatre
- Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre
- Pittsburgh Opera
- Society for Contemporary Craft
- The Andy Warhol Museum
- ToonSeum
- Carnegie Museum of Art
- Phipps Conservatory Center for Sustainable Landscapes
- Center for PostNatural History
- Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum
- Fort Pitt Museum
- Carnegie Science Center
- Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh
- The Clemente Museum
Shopping
- Pittsburgh Public Market
- Art of Steel
- Artistry
- In the Kitchen
- Strip District Meats
- Loom
- Wing Fat Hong Oriental Food Market
- Maggie’s Farm Rum
- Perlora Leather
- Mahla & Co. Antiques
- Pennsylvania Macaroni Co.
- Wigle Whiskey
- Pittsburgh Winery
- Yinzers in the Burgh
- Penn Avenue Pottery
- Hot Haute Hot
- Roxanne’s Dried flowers
- Zerrer’s Antiques
- Wholey’s Market
- Lotenero Art + Design
Dining
- DeLuca’s
- Colangelo’s Bakery
- Pamela’s Diner
- Kelly O’s
- Café Enrico
- Penn Avenue Fish Company
- Andy’s Sushi at Wholey’s
- Kaya
- Prestogeorge Coffee and Tea
- Café on the Strip
- Primanti’s
- Chicken Latino
- Gaucho Parrilla Argentina
- Salem’s Market and Grille
- Casa Reyna
- Pho Van
- Little Bangkok
- Cioppino
- Roland’s
- Luke Wholey’s Wild Alaskan Grill
- Bar Marco
- Lidia’s Pittsburgh
- Eleven Contemporary Kitchen
- Savoy
- Sushi Kim
- Harp & Fiddle
- The Beerhive
- Mancini’s Bakery
- Bella Notte
- The Pittsburgh Popcorn Company
- Leaf & Bean
- La Prima Espresso Company
- Peace, Love and Little Donuts
- 21st St. Coffee & Tea
- Allegheny Coffee & Tea Exchange
- East End Brewing Company
You’re In The Mix in the StripNo Bridges. No Tunnels. No Hills.
Connecting metropolitan Downtown Pittsburgh to hip Lawrenceville, the Strip District is at the center of it all.
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Downtown
Friendly and welcoming. Comfortable in its city skin. High heels or flip flops, business suit or bathing suit.
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Strip District
Gritty and authentic. Bursting with local flavor. No pretense, no fluff. Just plain good.
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Lawrenceville
Walkable and welcoming. Entrepreneurial. Unique and distinct. Old-world charm, modern-day edge.
The Hub at 3 Crossings
The 3 Crossings Multimodal Transit Center—“The Hub”—will connect Downtown, the Strip District and Lawrenceville. Just steps from The Yards and accessible by car, bus, bike and kayak, this community facility will provide storage and parking space for multiple modes of transportation.
The Hub Features
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575
Parking Spaces -
100
Bike Parking Spaces -
16,000 SF
Retail & Restaurants
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Zip Cars
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Electric Vehicles
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Kayak Storage
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Bike Rental
About the Allegheny Riverfront Green Boulevard
Building upon the 2011 Allegheny Riverfront Vision Plan, the Allegheny Riverfront Green Boulevard seeks to create a walkable rail-with-trail green boulevard along the Allegheny River. Made possible by grants from the Partnership for Sustainable Communities, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development and the United States Department of Transportation, the new Strip District and Lawrenceville riverfront parks will create a continuous riverfront trail system with access to more than 520 acres of existing open space and the Allegheny River. Located between 11th Street and the 31st Street Bridge, the planned 20-block long Strip District Riverfront Park is anticipated to open in 2016. This new park will provide The Yards residents with direct bike and pedestrian connections to the riverfront and its perpendicular streets, as well as playgrounds, fishing piers and marinas. In addition to restored ecological habitats for riverbank stabilization, the trail will incorporate the latest green infrastructure for storm water management. Learn More