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The NPL is a "Cheers" type of bar/restaurant. A lot of the patrons appear to be regulars, judging by how often I hear a waitress greet a party with a Pittsburghese "How ya doin', hon?" They have an extensive menu with many of the expected items such as a giant fish sandwich (and I mean GIANT), hoagies and burgers, as well as a good number of full entrees featuring chicken, steak and pasta. The walls are decorated with large pictures of golden age movie stars and Pittsburgh sports themed items. They also serve some things you don't see everywhere else, like a sandwich with ham, fried egg, tomato and french fries. Decent beer selection. Daily dinner specials. I'm a fan of the giant fish sandwich, the cajun pasta and the italian hoagie. They have added an outdoor dining area to their already large seating area. Don't be apprehensive when you see a crowded parking lot - they can accommodate a lot of diners. But Friday and Saturday nights will probably mean a wait at peak dinner hours. The service is always friendly and prompt. Prices are on the low side of the moderate range for meals. Review based on about a dozen visits.
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