Reserve Your Table at Fig & Ash
Join us for an evening of wood-fired cuisine in Pittsburgh's vibrant North Side in the comfort of either our indoor or outdoor dining on our four season covered patio including heaters and air circulation.
About us
The Building
14 East Ohio Street sat vacant for many years. After a total gut renovation for Fig & Ash, the newly reborn space houses the dining room, bar, kitchen, and four-season courtyard. With exterior design by architect Bob Baumbach and interior design by Michael McAllister, Fig & Ash is a welcoming, warm, and modern space centered around its heart and literal hearth—a custom, locally built wood fire oven from Pittsburgh-based design studio Temper and Grit.
The warm, modern interior of Fig & Ash features wood floors, soft lighting, and greenery, creating a welcoming and stylish dining space.
Deutschtown
Much like Pittsburgh itself, the city’s resurgent and resilient Deutschtown neighborhood is in the midst of a new and exciting chapter in its two-century history. Originally the commercial heart of the former Allegheny City, and home to a large number of primarily German immigrants, the East Ohio Street corridor is bustling again. Not with the long-ago din of cobblers, milliners, cigar makers, but their 21st century counterparts: entrepreneurs, design firms, tech start-ups, specialty retailers, and innovative restaurants.
From the thoughtfully set tables and seasonal window displays to the open kitchen and cozy courtyard, Fig & Ash reflects the energy and evolution of Deutschtown’s East Ohio Street corridor.
