Pittsburgh’s Little Italy is a charming neighborhood with an extensive dining scene. The food scene goes far beyond old-school Italian spots and pizzerias, featuring everything from classic burger joints to southern comfort food to global eateries. Eclectic indie shops selling books, vintage clothes, and records complement the restaurants found in the neighborhood.

The residents here are close-knit, down-to-earth, and take pride in their community. Bloomfield locals love parades and host many celebrations throughout the year. The biggest event is Little Italy Days, a three-day event of food and live entertainment. Along with colorful celebrations, the nightlife scene is just as vibrant with bars, pubs, and taverns hosting bands and DJs. Professionals, students from nearby colleges, and other groups flock to Bloomfield for a night out with friends.