Find the Catch of the Day at These 5 Pittsburgh Eateries

Sarah Baugher, chef de cuisine at The Speckled Egg, suggests some of her favorite seafood dishes from eateries around the city.

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Dish Osteria and Bar: Capesante al Polline di Finocchio

128 S. 17th Street
On point and delicious every time. Pair this scallop-and-fennel dish with a bottle of Trebbiano.

Muddy Waters Oyster Bar: Chef’s Choice Dozen

130 S. Highland Avenue
Based on my experiences around town, the best oysters on the half shell.

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Mola: Hamachi Kama

6018 Penn Avenue
In my view, the best sushi in Pittsburgh.

SOJU: Head-On Shrimp with House-Made Udon

4923 Penn Avenue
Head-on shrimp with udon? Yes, to all of that in this occasional special.

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The Speckled Egg PGH: All That Pimp Sh*t

501 Grant Street
Yes, a shameless plug for my own restaurant. This new menu item is an ode to OutKast’s ATLiens: Beer-battered Atlantic cod, Pimento Cheese Grits, snow peas, arugula, pickled carrot, pickled red onions, and Honey Lemon Vinaigrette.

Story by Sarah Baugher / Styling by Anna Calabrese / Photography by Dave Bryce

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