Nestled in Pittsburgh’s bustling Strip District, Luke Wholey’s Wild Alaskan Grille serves up seafood so fresh and flavorful, you’ll momentarily forget you’re in a landlocked part of Pennsylvania.
The moment you spot the distinctive blue awning adorned with twinkling string lights and colorful hanging flower baskets, you know you’ve found a place that takes its seafood seriously—but not itself too seriously.
Inside this brick-walled haven, an enormous octopus mural stretches its vibrant tentacles across the wall, silently announcing that this isn’t your average Pittsburgh eatery.
The restaurant’s unassuming exterior belies the oceanic treasures that await within—treasures that have Pennsylvanians gladly making the pilgrimage from as far as Philadelphia and Erie just for a taste…