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Greensburg food scene grows with new ethnic, specialty options

Shirley McMarlin
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Owner Jim Bosco prepares a dish during lunch at Major Stokes in Greensburg.
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A lunch crowd dines inside Sun Dawg Cafe in Greensburg.
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Orders of pancakes during lunch at Sun Dawg Cafe in Greensburg.
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Diners have lunch in the garden behind Major Stokes in Greensburg.
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Server Abby Butcher takes a lunch order on the patio at J. Corks in Greensburg.
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Owner Taylor Kalasky caters to diners who are vegetarian, vegan or have dietary restrictions at Yumzio Bistro in Greensburg.
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Lunchtime diners at The Vietnamese Kitchen in Hempfield.
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Ashley Olson of New Stanton enjoys a bowl of pho at The Vietnamese Kitchen in Hempfield.
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Owner Marcus Weakland prepares a coffee drink at Steep Mountain Tea Co. in the Greensburg Train Station.
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Sous chef Ryan Morrison slides a pizza into the wood-fired oven at El Diablo Brewing Co. & Wood-Fired Kitchen in Greensburg.
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El Diablo Brewing Co. & Wood-Fired Kitchen is the second Greensburg restaurant venture for Rachel and Ray Flowers, who also own Sun Dawg Cafe.
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Bradley Pastucha and Sierra Barner, both of Greensburg, had dinner on opening day in 2021 at El Diablo Brewing Co. & Wood-Fired Kitchen in Greensburg.

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