About Crawford-Roberts
The Hill District is a grouping of historically African American neighborhoods in the City of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Beginning in the years leading up to World War I, "the Hill" was the cultural center of black life in the city and a major center of jazz.
Our directory counts 10 food and drink listings inside Crawford-Roberts's official boundary, which ranks it 35th of 90 official city neighborhoods1. The most common category is coffee and cafes (3), followed by American (2). 6 of the 10 are independent and 4 belong to chains. 5th Avenue is the main food street, with 4 listings.
Crawford-Roberts had 2,293 residents in 2020, up 2% from 20102. Green space includes Albert Turk Graham Park, August Wilson Park, and Granville Park3. There are 4 sets of city steps4. About 42% of working residents walk to work5.
Crawford-Roberts by the numbers
Counts from our directory1. Land area from the City's neighborhood boundaries7.
Listings by category
Main food streets: 5th Avenue (4), Washington Place (3), and Centre Avenue (2).
Things to do nearby
Parks and playgrounds
3 city park properties and 3 playgrounds.
- Albert Turk Graham Park
- August Wilson Park
- Granville Park
Public art
3 works in the City's public art inventory, including:
- Freedom Corner Memorial · Carlos Peterson & Howard Graves
- We Came From The Stars · Alisha Wormsley
- Phoenix · Thaddeus Mosley
Source9
Getting there
Transit
41 active stops, about 25,139 scheduled trips a week, by bus. Busiest stop: Fifth Ave. opp. Van Braam St (1,535 weekly trips).
Source10 Check PRT for live times.
How working residents commute
Percent of workers 16+, 2018-2022 estimates5.