That late night breakfast bar was great. Drinks at the squirrel cage then over to eat n park. RIP

Oh shit yeah, I bet it would still hit the same

No doubt, the beehive was a staple of the pittsburgh I grew up in, kinda hippy, kinda grungy, kinda punk, all coexisting. Moved away about ten years ago and even then there weren’t a lot of those places left

Good point...

Big game hunter, things like zebras, hippos, bears, hyenas, etc... I'm sure some folks are cool w/ that, just sorta rubbed me the wrong way.

For that type of 311 ticket you are going to need to be persistent. Create another 311 every few weeks.

Before I drank/could get into bars we’d drink coffee and chainsmoke at ENP until 3 am

They probably won’t do enough business to justify wages.

Grilled stickies a la mode really hit different after 2am

You’re complaining that low-wage workers aren’t working late nights, so you can have a workspace outside your home, for the price of a coffee?

Maybe just tells us what it is rather than having to send people on an Instagram hunt.

This isn't about public transportation you unbelievable fucking moron.

I'm not bitter. I am frustrated from noticing more and more redditors go out of their way to provide actively unhelpful answers. Why? The dipshit above does not have an answer to OP's question, so why did they reply?

I don't "hate our buses," you pathetic child. I take the bus almost every god damn day. The point of the bus is to go from point A to point B. The point of the bus is not to fucking sit on it for several hours connected to your phone hotspot while trying to do work from a shitty plastic seat. OP is not asking how to commute to work, they're asking for comfortable places open late where they can work. Riding the bus around indefinitely isn't it.

Fucking dipshit.

I tend to look at it as a split; if the shop has extra space left, and tables, having half the tables full convinces walk-by traffic it's a good spot, and they do *more* business. If you see an empty service industry business, it's sketch, but one that's regularly healthily full? Game *on*.

If every last table is always full with people working, it's a disaster, because even regular customers will just walk by without buying anything. I've stopped going to one or two spots to drink coffee because I can't get a seat, and everyone's on a fucking laptop using it as a personal office.

If the shop's full don't camp there. If the shop is not full, it's an everyone-wins setup.

Golden Pig - Authentic Korean in Bridgeville

Yelp is so scammy these days. Google Reviews get a lot more activity.

Why would I imagine a thing like that

One of the new owners of Mixtape has an interesting hobby that I’m not sure will jive with a lot of the crowd that used to frequent the old Mixtape.

(Warning to animal lovers)

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl3wUTrLDBU/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Gyro, egg, and cheese bagel sandwich for me

Denny’s in Natrona Heights is open 24/7, other than that, I don’t know anything else.

It is hard. I don’t even live in Pittsburgh, I’m in Wheeling. There’s absolutely nothing for me to do here.

Out in Beaver County, Monaca's Fountainhead Cafe has hours til 10pm. I will hang out there while my older child has sports practice til 9 or 9:30 some nights.

http://www.thefountainheadcafe.com/

Going to EnP at 3am with friends was staple high school behavior in the early naughties.

Big Jim's in greenfield

I know. The Sheetz suggestion looks awesome by comparison.

I mean, they’re good, but they’re not top 3 in the state good. And having the options crowdsourced by Yelp reviewers and evaluated based on reviews guaranteed that this was meaningless. I’ve worked at restaurants where we got slammed with negative reviews on Yelp from trolls about how we didn’t deliver the fries with their order when we offered neither delivery nor fries to begin with and Yelp wouldn’t remove the reviews.