Why You Should Go: The Eiffel Tower, Moulin Rouge, the Notre Dame Cathedral. Despite Pittsburgh’s charm, none of these landmarks reside in the Steel City, but there is one place you’ll feel as Parisian as Victor Hugo himself. Bridge ten Brasserie on the South Side is an ode to the legendary French cuisine, where you’ll find a mouth-watering menu, a warm, inviting environment, and a wine list a Frenchman would be proud of.

What You Should Know: Share a romantic meal with a date, as you split an appetizer, two main courses and a decadent dessert, just a block away from the Seine Monongahela. Start with something distinctly French, like the Escargots de Bourgogne, Steak Tartare or Foie Gras Maison. Then move on to a succulent entrée, like Steak Frites, Magret de Canard Aux Poires (duck breast with red wine sauce and pears) or the Coq au Vin. Complete your meal with the ultimate French meal-ender, Crepes Suzettes, and say “bonjour” to your new home for French cuisine.