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Moody dusk illustration of a two story Victorian brick tavern in early 1900s Pittsburgh with Park House signage, warm amber window light, and wet cobblestone street reflections.

Park House Tavern Has Been on the North Side Since Before Prohibition. It’s Still Worth Finding.

Neighborhoods & CommunitiesBy userFebruary 25, 2026

At 403 East Ohio Street on Pittsburgh’s North Side, there is a two-story brick building that has been part of the neighborhood since the 1890s. Its ground floor held shops over the years, including at least one saloon, and during Prohibition a bakery and candy store. After repeal it became, according to the bar, one…

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