French authenticity in the heart of Pittsburgh.
You'll want to spend at least two hours here, savoring the exquisite food, the artful ambiance, and, if you're lucky, a great conversation with David (tall, thin, with an accent "Da-VID") who knows what he's serving you.
The owner (Dave, yes another David) has lived abroad for a long time, and he clearly loves the restaurant business. We went on a Friday night, and it wasn't crowded. But make reservations!! (They're on Open Table).
The food was incredible. I'll be going back next time I'm in Pittsburgh.