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    botL - Cacio E Pepe with steak filet.

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    4.8(113 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    First time at @botl in New Kensington- only 20 or so min from Fox Chapel area. The food and service…read morewas fantastic. I had a very good mojito and my husband had a rusty nail. We then split the Nico's salad. It had Agi tuna , pickles, cukes, candied walnuts, pickled egg , Kalamata and castelvetrano olives and grilled fingerling potatoes. Then we shared the mussels and for dessert Baklava key lime cheesecake from Sweet Tillies in New Ken.

    My friend and I were looking for somewhere to eat after biking the Butler-Freeport trail and she…read morerandomly found this spot. What a gem to find! I'll start off by saying that the place is very unassuming outside and we almost didn't see it. However, it's such a vibe when you walk in! The drinks are great and they have a full bar that is pretty stocked. I had their seasonal old fashioned and was pleasantly surprised by the price. My friend got a rose and was happy with her choice. They had a lot of good options on the menu and they also have their own Rye. Service was also great. We went at an off time - 230 on a Saturday, so there was plenty of space to sit. As far as the food goes, we both got the cacio e pepe because I mean, they have a huge cheese wheel there, so how can you pass that up?? We were also starving bc the cafe on the trail was randomly closed that day. She got the shrimp and I got the salmon. The proteins were cooked well and the noodles were perfectly al dente. It tasted good, however, they use cream in it and I couldn't taste any pepper. It was good, but I'd probably try something else next time. All of the food coming out looked great. I'll be back for sure!

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    Strange Roots Experimental Ales - Honey pie with half ricotta

    Strange Roots Experimental Ales

    4.5(15 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Visited Strange Roots last night for the first time & we thoroughly enjoyed it! Great little, cozy…read morespot . Our friend's son, Carter, was performing and he was fantastic/great voice! The service was also fantastic, the bartender Riley was so friendly and gave good suggestions and let me sample a few before I decided. I went with her suggestion and had the Koolade sour beer. The place smelled delicious as soon as we walked in! We all had different variations of the honey pie (which we loved), I tried the arugula salad and it was nice, others at our table had the garlic knots & the cheesesteak and they said they were wonderful. Definitely would recommend & return.

    I'm participating in the Laurel Highlands Pour Tour and this location is new this year…read more I went in not really knowing anything about it, so I had a great conversation with the bartender about the history of Strange Roots, where they brew their beer (and where the production had moved from) and the difference between their locations. They lived up to the "experimental" name because they really had some unique brews. I sampled a few and was torn between the PB&J and the Koel Aid. I ended up with the Koel Aid because it was so incredibly different than anything I had ever tried before. It very much smelled like grape juice (or very fruity wine) but was very distinctly beer. It was such a weird (but tasty) drink. I enjoyed it so much that I ended up bringing a six pack home. I didn't order any food, but they had a lot of tasty sounding pizzas that people kept coming in for take out orders for. I definitely want to go back and try their pizza and some additional beers. Of note is that it is family friendly. There were two families when I was there and the bartender said they have sponsored youth organizations and teams in the past and had their celebrations at their location.

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