Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Deutschtown
Deutschtown, also called East Allegheny, sits along East Ohio Street on the North Side and was the center of Pittsburgh's German community. Its historic commercial buildings now house restaurants and shops.
Local Character & History
East Ohio Street's 19th-century buildings and nearby historic churches give Deutschtown a distinct identity.
Restaurants & Shopping
East Ohio Street has a growing restaurant and brewery scene, with several in restored buildings.
Housing
Renovated rowhouses and apartments offer relatively affordable prices close to downtown.
Parks & Recreation
Allegheny Commons and the nearby North Shore trail provide green space.
Transportation
Buses along East Ohio Street and the nearby North Shore Connector connect to downtown.
Nearby Attractions
- East Ohio Street
- Allegheny Commons
- St. Nicholas Church
- The Priory
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Deutschtown known for?
Deutschtown was the center of Pittsburgh's German immigrant community and retains historic commercial architecture along East Ohio Street.
Is Deutschtown walkable?
Yes. East Ohio Street is walkable and well served by buses.