Riley's Pour House | Carnegie | American, Pub Grub, Celtic/Irish | Restaurants

Riley's Pour House

215 East Main Street Carnegie, PA 15106

Carnegie

412-279-0770

Price: $10 or less

Restaurant Details

CP REVIEW: This cozy Irish bar in the heart of Carnegie offers the expected beers and whiskeys, live Irish music on the weekends, lots of auld Sod wall-trappings to goggle at, and an roster of authentic pub-grub -- from shepherd's pie, colcannon and an Irish fry-up, with black and white puddings (sausages). Outdoor seating available in summer. [July 2007]

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  • Fresh Cut Veggie Platter

    served with Light Ranch Dip

    5.00

  • Cock-a-Leekie Soup

    served w/ Saltines

    5.00

  • Housemade Guinness Gravy

  • Shepherd's Pie Lunch

    Available All Day & Served with an Orange Scone. Puff Pastry, Ground Beef, Carrots and Peas in a Rich Brown Gravy topped with Cheddar Colcannon & Baked Golden Brown

    12.00

  • Riley's Pour House O'burger

    100% Fresh 8 oz. Angus Beef Served on a Toasted Kaiser Roll with Lettuce, Tomato, Onion and a Big Pickle

    8.00
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