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Feb. 2021 The Northside Chronicle Page 13 Say "I do!" to the Northside Small Business Challenge Northside This Northside small business directory was Food / Beverage Take-out & compiled in collaboration with the Northside Delivery Leadership Conference. 412 Brewery- (412) 498-3836 The Northside Chronicle is once again asking Adda Coffee & Tea House - (412) 404-8403 Wedding our readers to take the pledge of support for the Allegheny City Brewing - (412) 904-3732 Northside's Small Business Community: Allegheny Sandwich Shoppe - (412) 322-4797 "I , [your name], do solemnly pledge to patron Badamo's Pizza - (412) 231-1001 my neighborhood's small businesses, and the Bier's Pub - (412) 224-2163 Guide 2021 small businesses throughout the Northside, Bistro To Go - (412) 231-0218 whenever possible. I further pledge to encourage Boxspring Cafe - (4l2) 231-3169 my family, my friends, and coworkers to shop Breadworks Bakery - (4l2) 231-7555 locally on the Northside to help preserve the Brighton Cafe - (412) 761-1050 quality of life we enjoy." Cafe at the Lofts - (412) 322-0570 Cafe on the Corner - (412) 415-3672 Are you committed to the challenge? There are California Coffee Bar - (412) 766-0444 107 individual small businesses in the below di- Carmi Express - (412) 307-9700 rectory list that are crucial to the community, and China Taste - (412) 231-2401 also widely facing hardship, due to the continued City Fresh Pasta Cafe - (412) 447-1517 effect of Covid-19 restrictions. Commonplace Coffee - (412) 932-2433 Coop Chicken and Waffles - (412) 204-7378 February is the shortest month of the year with Crazy Mocha - (412) 321-2569 28 days on non-leap years yet has quite a few Darbea's Tavern - (412) 231-9915 permanent, and roving, holiday dates. This year, Deli on North - (412) 322-3354 February 12-16 could be considered a week- El Burro - (412) 904-3451 end-long celebration. Friday, 2/12 is the Chinese Father's Diner - (412) 321-5500 New Year of the Metal Ox. Saturday, 2/13 is Father & Son Family Bakery - (412) 321-4900 National Radio Day, Galentine's Day, Cheddar Federal Galley - (412) 517-6400 Day, and Global Movie Day. Sunday, 2/14 is Fig & Ash - (412) 321-2222 Valentine's Day, Monday 2/15 is President's Day, Flavors Street Foods - (412) 761-3663 and Northside Mardi Gras is Tuesday 2/16 . Foundry Tap & Table - ( 4l2) 930-0744 Frank's Pizza & Chicken - (412) 323-2600 Readers are challenged to patron 28 or more Garden Cafe - (412) 586-5979 Northside small businesses by February 28, 2021 Giorgio's Place - (412) 322-0404 for a chance to win $60 gift card to a Northside Happy Day Dessert Factory - business of your choice. (412) 872-0117 Hook Fish & Chicken - (412) 697-2285 To officially enter the challenge, save each Istanbul Corner - (412) 708-1953 receipt for proof of purchase. The challenger Krista's Cantina - (412) 766-1676 with the most receipts will win a $60 worth of Legends Eatery - (412) 321-8000 gift cards to Northside small business(es) of leo. a public house - (206) 351-8537 their choice. Receipts of each purchase and the Lindo's Restaurant - (412) 231-0110 challenger's Name, Address, and Phone number Lola Bistro - (412) 322-1106 are to be submitted by post mail to the address Lunch Box - (412) 378-7427 below or emailed to: advertising@thenorthside- Max's Allegheny Tavern - (412) 231-1899 chronicle.com Mayfly Market - (412) 322-1300 Mezza Luna Cafe - (724) 508-0922 Postmark entrees to: The Northside Chronicle Mike's Beer Bar - (412) 322-2337 c/o Business Manager, 922 Middle St. Pitts- Modern Cafe - (412) 321-4550 burgh, Pa 15212 Nana's North Side Dogs - (412) 904-2785 Photo courtesy of CottonBro, Pexels Nicky's Thai Kitchen - (412) 321-8424 Page 14 The Northside Chronicle Feb. 2021 Main Loan Office 503 E Ohio St Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 231-1155 Hours 9AM-4:30PM Saturday 9AM-1PM Closed Sunday & Wednesday Valentine's Day Special: 10% off all Jewelry with this ad! Mens and Ladies Diamond Rings & Tennis Bracelets, Gold Necklac- es, Bracelets, Earrings plus more! Family owned business for over 60 years on the Northside specializing in gold jewelry, elec- tronics, and musical instruments. Inventory changes daily, stop by or call ahead in your Photo courtesy of Johanna's Garden Photo courtesy of Mattress Factory search for the perfect gift. Johanna's Garden Mattress Factory 3001 Shadeland Ave. 500 Sampsonia Way (parking and main en- Pittsburgh, PA 15212 trance at 505 Jacksonia Street), Pittsburgh, PA 412-761-6770 15212 Chocolage Raspberry French Toast Wedding Specialist with over 30 years of ex- 412-231-3169 with Homemade Whip Cream perience. Custom made designs for all occa- mattress.org/private-events sions. Now booking weddings in 2021! Call to Industrial space turned celebrated art muse- Recipe courtesy of BreadWorks schedule your free consultation. um, the Mattress Factory is ideal for modern couples who want their wedding to stand out. Ingredients: Located in the heart of the city, this one-of- -1 cup of raspberries (fresh or frozen) a-kind property provides chic and intimate -3 tsp sugar indoor and outdoor spaces; can accommodate -1 1/2 cups cold heavy cream up to 200 guests. -4 eggs -a dash of salt Valentine's Day Dinner Specials -butter for griddle/skillet Tom Friday's Market -1 inch slices of Breadworks' Chocolate Surf & Turf Combo for only $24.99 Photo courtesy of The Farmer's Daughter Flowers Babka Bread Includes on Large Lobster & 8 oz. Boneless The Farmer's Daughter Flowers Photo courtesy of Pittsburgh Acupuncture & Massageworks New York Strip Steak Directions: 502 E Ohio St. Call for reserve your order today! 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Feb. 2021 The Northside Chronicle Page 15 Valentine’s Day Special Chocolate Babka Pittsburgh Born & Bread 2110 Brighton Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15212 (412) 231-7555 Monday-Friday 8am - 4pm Saturday 8am - 2pm Available every Saturday in February! Now Taking Pre-Orders, Call or Order Online Today! Sunday closed for now. Curbside pick-up. Order online today! www.BreadWorksPGH.com Chocolage Raspberry French Toast about 30 minutes. Mash raspberries gently North Shore Cafe - (412) 323-2484 Retail Shops Online & with a fork until saucy and chucky. Set North Shore Deli - (412) 231-2812 Curbside Pick-up with Homemade Whip Cream aside. In a separate bowl, beat cream until North Shore Tavern - (412) 465-9865 stiff peaks form. Fold raspberry mixture into Recipe courtesy of BreadWorks whipped cream, leaving it slightly swirled. Observatory Hill Deli - (412) 251-0416 412 Apothecary - (412) 418-0707 Break eggs into a wide, shallow bowl. 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