Exploring the Local Gems of the Strip District + Lawrenceville at OpenStreetsPGH on July 26, 2026

Check out these local gems from our July OpenStreetsPGH neighborhoods!

Join us for OpenStreetsPGH on July 26 from 10am to 2pm as we celebrate the unique character of the Strip District and Lawrenceville! Discover a new business, eat at a local restaurant, and ride along with thousands of other event attendees.

Click here to see the Route Map

This list is not comprehensive, but we did our best to highlight many awesome businesses! If you have a good spot on the July OpenStreetsPGH route in mind that’s missing from this list, be sure to message us! See you on Sunday, July 27 in Lawrenceville + The Strip! 

Food & Beverage

This cozy wine bar is one of the best low-key spots in the city – grab a funky wine, a cheesy toastie, and a crème brûlée!

With a $45 prix fixe and unique cocktails that can’t be beat, Bar Marco is the perfect place to plan your next date night. Pro tip: order the bonus pasta!

A lovely cafe to grab a bagel and coffee, and lock in for some solid work hours.

A craft brewery and scratch kitchen all rolled into one. Check out their first floor for games like bocce ball and shuffleboard, or relax on their covered patio upstairs!

This Italian bakery features fresh and delicious pasta, pizza, paninis, and pastries.

Check out this Colombian food truck for lattes and hot arepas.

Serving up crispy southern fried chicken and retro arcade games, this vibrant Strip District spot is a great place to grab a bite and play. 

Come for the inventive coffee, cocktails, and baked goods…. and stay for the tinned fish! This unique cafe has a bit of something for everyone.

Craving pasta? This is the place for you! DiAnoia’s serves up hearty Italian dishes, refreshing cocktails, and an incredible selection of desserts.

Stop by this incredible sourdough pizza spot for some of the best pizza and seasonal bites in the Burgh! 

Serving delicious coffee and pastries, this espresso bar and coffee shop is filled with art and community. Show your BikePGH Member card for $1 off all bulk coffee!

A bustling hub for coworking, food, drinks, and events in the heart of Lawrenceville… with a great view from the rooftop bar! 

A BikePGH staff favorite, this lovely cafe serves up classic coffee and teas, as well as unique seasonal offerings!

For over a decade, La Gourmandine has been serving delicious baked goods and decadent pastries, come check them out in their original Lawrenceville location.

A Filipino-inspired brunch spot, Lola’s has incredible bagels, donuts, and lumpia! My favorite? The ube cinnamon roll. And speaking of ube…

  • UBE FEST – Check out Ube Fest during OpenStreetsPGH! Ube Fest is a celebration of Filipino culture, art, and food.
  • Lucy’s Banh Mi  – 2216 Penn Ave

A hotspot for Vietnamese food in Pittsburgh – Lucy vacations back home in Vietnam during the winter, but you can catch her slinging sammies in the Strip all summer long!

Although Maggie’s has expanded their operations out to Upper St Clair, their Barrelhouse and Cocktail Lounge is still going strong! Head here for creative tiki cocktails, and the best falernum money can buy.

Another BikePGH staff favorite, this cafe and bakery is a great spot to stop if you’re in need of breakfast, a pastry, or a fantastic loaf of bread.

Millie’s is an incredible supporter of our mission – and the ice cream doesn’t hurt either! Come here when you’re needing a delicious sweet treat, with vegan and gluten free options galore.

This awarded tapas spot features incredible bites; my favorites are their jamón serrano, fried artichokes, and gildas. Wash it all down with a glass of their refreshing sangria!

The only Syrian cafe in Pittsburgh, this third wave coffee shop has some of the friendliest staff and the warmest, richest cardamom coffee around. 

From the owners of DiAnoia’s, this hole-in-the-wall bakery has incredibly fresh bread, pastries, and sandwiches. Try the cacio e pepe focaccia!

Crafting authentic Tuscan comfort food and fresh handmade pastas, this cozy Lawrenceville favorite is a staple for a relaxed BYOB night out.

With fresh, juicy chicken shawarma, crispy falafel, and herby zaatar fries, check out this Lebanese street food spot is great any time of day. Show your BikePGH membership card to get a free side of fries with your order :)

Serving up refreshing acai bowls and tropical smoothies, this bright Strip District spot is like a mini beach vacation.

Come for the mind-blowing Thai dishes and stay for the gorgeous garden patio, this is a great place to celebrate a special occasion. Bar walkups are welcome, but it’s wise for diners to make a reservation for peak hours.  

Whether you’re ordering a hot kabab to-go, checking out their incredible selection of Middle Eastern groceries, or looking to cater your next event, Salem’s has it all!

Looking for your next sober hangout spot? This is it! While Butterwood serves incredible cakes all day long, their cozy cafe stays open until 11pm to satisfy all of your late-night cake cravings. Plus, they have great vegan options.

Specializing in creative brunch plates like BBQ pulled pork waffles and classic breakfast combos, this spot is the perfect place to start your weekend morning.

A fish market, a grocery store, a hot food counter, and Andy’s Sushi Bar all make Wholey’s one of the most popular destinations in the Strip.

Art & Culture

Featuring historic Civil War grounds, public tennis courts, and lush green lawns, this relaxed Lawrenceville park is the perfect spot for a casual afternoon outdoors.

Since 1994, Attack Theatre has created bold, immersive experiences by weaving together modern dance, music, and visual artistry. If you’re looking for a fun way to move your body, come check out one of their classes!

This badass indoor rock-climbing gym is just a block from the route, featuring a variety of fitness options. Show your BikePGH Member card for a 10% discount on adult day passes + free rental shoes during your visit!

The Clemente Museum honors Roberto Clemente, a Puerto Rican Pirates player who advocated for racial equity and the dignity of underserved communities both on and off the field. The museum is hosting Open House events on July 18th and 19th, plan your visit here!

PBT has been dedicated to celebrating the art of ballet in Pittsburgh since 1969. Check out their upcoming performance of Dracula the last weekend in October.

The Pittsburgh Opera is a pinnacle of musical art in Pittsburgh, showcasing incredible singers and dramatic performances. Their next featured opera, La Bohème, runs in October.

A vital part of our city’s theatre scene, Quantum Theatre offers unique productions with a focus on non-traditional spaces. View upcoming shows on their website.

If you want to see films you love on the big screen, and have a craft beer while doing so, look no further than Rowhouse. With fun, themed weeks and events, this theater is a must-go for your next movie night.

Offering futuristic full-body virtual reality and group adventures, this high-tech Terminal spot is an unforgettable place to gear up and play.

A music venue, event space, bar, and pizza spot, Spirit is a crowd-favorite venue to see a show and grab a drink.


Shop & Explore

Babes & Bubbles is a celebration of the dynamic spirit of women-owned businesses, featuring an eclectic array of products, live music, and bubbly curated with care. Check out the market while you are on the OpenStreetsPGH route at the Strip District Terminal.

Boheme features over 25 local small businesses, showcasing handcrafted goods, original art, and curated vintage fashion.

This toy store focuses on European- and American-made toys with no screen or batteries. If you’re looking for a classic toy for the kid in your life, this is the place.

Self-proclaimed as “Curated Maximalism” (we love that!), this charming vintage store features colorfully curated clothes and accessories in Lower Lawrenceville.

A women-owned full service bike shop, Kindred is the best place to stop in the Strip when you need a flat fix, a new bell, or an e-bike! Show your BikePGH Member card for 10% off Merchandise (*Excludes Bikes, Car Racks, and Labor).

Named after the icon store’s bulldog, Rosie’s features home decor, gifts, and new and pre-loved vinyl; they buy records, too!

This neighborhood market has a bit of everything: coffee, jewelry, clothes, and pinball!

Now in their new location on Liberty Ave, Many More is a gigantic grocery and food hub; notable features include their bakery, hot food counter, and incredible hotpot selection.

A delightful spot to pick up your favorite Korean goods – best kimchi in the Burgh!

Crafting beautiful metal cuffs, rings, and keyholders right behind the showroom, this industrial-chic Smallman Street spot is the perfect place to discover unique, locally made treasures. 

Reyna Foods, the only Mexican grocery store in the Strip, features freshly made tortillas, barrels of dried chilis, and 

Home to over two dozen businesses, The Terminal has transformed the former Fruit Auction & Sales Building into a bustling pedestrian mall complete with food, drink, shopping, and fun experiences!

With a focus on ethically-manufactured and sustainable clothing made in America, this specialty clothing store features selvedge denim, button-downs, stylish workwear, and outerwear.

For over 150 years, Wagner Shoes has been providing comfortable and fashionable footwear in Lawrenceville!

A delightful shop when you’re in need of a gift for yourself or a loved one – Wildcard features unique art, fun cards, and trinkets galore.

I live along the route. What do I need to know?

Streets will begin closing Sunday, June 28 at 8AM. “No Parking” signs will be placed along the route and select side streets starting three days in advance of the event, alerting drivers that parking is not permitted along the event route and select side streets from 3 AM until 3 PM on Sunday, June 28th. All parked cars left on the route in this timeframe will be towed.

The June Route map, showing the route from Market Square, down forbes ave, thru the Armstrong tunnel, and across the 20th St bridge to E Carson St in South Side,.

Click here to see the Route Map