Westmoreland County
Nine downtown dining districts, then the places you can eat. Facts from public sources. No reviews. How this guide works
The downtown blocks around the courthouse, along Pittsburgh Street, Main Street, Otterman Street, and Pennsylvania Avenue. The map follows those street centerlines. Route 30 is not part of this district.
1 walkable area · 11 streets
The walkable blocks of downtown Latrobe around Ligonier Street. Greensburg Times drew this core by hand. It is not the whole city, and the Route 30 corridor is not a dining district.
1 walkable area · 5 streets
The walkable blocks around the Ligonier Diamond. Greensburg Times drew this small district by hand. It covers the diamond and the streets that meet it, not the township around the borough.
1 walkable area · 4 streets
The walkable downtown in Irwin, around Pennsylvania Avenue and Main Street. Greensburg Times drew the boundary. It is the downtown core, not the borough line, and Route 30 is not included.
1 walkable area · 4 streets
The walkable downtown in Scottdale, around Pittsburgh Street and Broadway. Greensburg Times drew this district by hand. It is not the whole borough.
1 walkable area · 3 streets
The walkable downtown in Mt. Pleasant, around Main Street and Washington Street. Greensburg Times drew the boundary. It is the borough core, not the township of the same name.
1 walkable area · 2 streets
The walkable downtown in Jeannette, around Clay Avenue and Magee Avenue. Greensburg Times drew this core by hand. It is not the whole city, and Route 30 is not a district.
1 walkable area · 6 streets
The walkable blocks of Vandergrift’s planned downtown, around Grant Avenue and Washington Avenue. Greensburg Times drew the boundary. It is the grid at the center of town, not the whole borough.
1 walkable area · 2 streets
One dining district with two walkable areas: downtown New Kensington and downtown West Newton. The towns are not a walk apart. Use the area toggle to switch the map, the street list, and the walking rings. Rings are measured from the center of the area you pick and stop at that area’s edge. Route 30 is not a district.
2 walkable areas · 9 streets
Dining districts Greensburg Times drew. A pin is a door coordinate, when the listing has one.
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