Cultural dining in Greensburg, Pennsylvania

Vallozzi's Greensburg is a renowned institution located at 855 Georges Station Road in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, United States. This establishment, which offers a combination of bar, food, restaurant, and store services, has a rich history that dates back to 1955 when Helen Vallozzi began making gnocchi in her basement. Over the years, the business grew and eventually moved to a larger space in Greensburg, where it has been a fine dining destination for over four decades. Vallozzi's Greensburg offers a menu filled with Vallozzi family traditions, including homemade pastas, Helen's famous gnocchi, pizza, fresh steaks, seafood, and Italian meats and cheeses flown in from Italy weekly. The wine list features mostly Italian wines with a selection of California gems. The staff is attentive and knowledgeable, providing exceptional service to guests.

Seton Hill Arts Center, located at 201 West Otterman Street in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, is a part of Seton Hill University. This charming institution offers a mix of modern and historic elements, providing a unique and inspiring environment for students. The Arts Center features a wide range of studios for disciplines such as sculpture, graphic design, metalsmithing, clay, photography, printmaking, drawing, and painting. Additionally, there are dance studios, performance spaces, welding facilities, a foundry, and three exhibition spaces including galleries and the Art Yard. Situated in Greensburg's arts corridor, the Arts Center is just a block away from the University's Performing Arts Center. Take a virtual tour to explore more of what Seton Hill University has to offer, including dining halls and student residence halls. Come and discover why so many students love it here at Seton Hill Arts Center.