Pittsburgh-Inspired Restaurant Opens in Downtown’s PPG Place

A new Pittsburgh-inspired restaurant has opened in downtown’s PPG Place.

BERG has opened in the space formerly occupied by Chicken Guy! at 4 PPG Place.

“Downtown small businesses are the lifeblood of the city, and our restaurants provide a wide range of exceptional dining options for our workers, residents and visitors,” said Jeremy Waldrup, CEO and President of Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership. “We are thrilled to welcome The BERG to PPG Place and wish them continued success with this exciting new offering.”

The company’s menu includes flatbread pizzas, wraps, chicken tenders, topped frozen treats and more.

“We’re excited to launch The BERG and bring a slightly more unique dining experience to downtown Pittsburgh,” said Brendon Malone, CEO of Magic Eats. “Our name is a nod to our roots here in Pennsylvania, and our menu pays homage to local favorites. We’re somehow familiar, relaxed and welcoming, yet surprising, delicious and meaningful – we can’t wait for Pittsburgh to give us a try.”

The name BERG honors Magic Eats’ deep connection to Pittsburgh and the parent company’s heritage in ice rink management. PPG Place, the crown jewel of Pittsburgh’s holiday festivities, has been operated by parent company Magic Ice USA for decades.

“Magic Ice and Magic Eats have been essential partners for years, bringing captivating holiday traditions and incredible culinary experiences to PPG Place,” said Anthony Battistella, Chief Marketing Officer at JLL Property Management. “Our retailers are a fundamental part of what makes PPG Place so special and welcoming. Our management team, property staff and tenants have come to know the spectacular hospitality this Magic duo provides and are eager to welcome a concept as unique and personalized as The BERG to the PPG Place portfolio.”

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