Cuisine
Open
Dinner Tues.-Sat.Features
- Heart-healthy dishes
- Kid-friendly
- Reservations suggested
- Outdoor dining
- Casual
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Cafe Zinho Restaurant Review: A vibrant spot on a quiet street, Café Zinho captures the essence of a neighborhood bistro. The clientele ranges from the young and the pierced to the coifed ladies of Shadyside and graying academic couples from nearby universities. Birthed in a former garage, the bistro flaunts funky décor (odds and ends of tables and chairs, flea market and antique shop finds), although it now sports tamer gray interior paint, plus white tablecloths and cloth napkins. Multicolored glass chandeliers and great swags of tasseled drapes lend drama. The relaxed but stylish à la carte menu runs seasonal soups, salads, sandwiches, dinner entrées and house-made desserts. Perennially popular hot-sellers include the lamb burger, a signature half duck with Grand Marnier sauce, and roasted garlic and tomato bisque. Ebullient conversations elevate the noise level, but it's a welcome social scene. BYOB. |

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