The inviting Shadyside pub (with a heated outdoor bar!) gets put through the Bar Exam.
After Dark counts down the best of the year in cinema — and lets you know how you can see our picks.
The northern outpost of the "bikes, burgers, beers" bar takes the Bar Exam.
The inaugural inductee in the After Dark Hall of Fame has been an integral part of Pittsburgh nightlife for generations.
We clear up which new movies are coming to Pittsburgh and when . . . at least as far as we can figure it all out ourselves.
The Slippery Rock, Pa., restaurant and brewery is a must-visit for anyone passing through the area.
In anticipation of the “Tipsy History” event, After Dark visited the Sen. John Heinz History Center to uncover hidden bits of our saucy past.
The Millvale brewery uses old-world techniques (and attitudes) to create a product you won't find anywhere else.
A live report from Adventure Bingo, perhaps the best trivia night in town.
Who's up for a Yinzerita? These Shadyside and Carson Street Mexican joints are welcoming and appetizing.
The Walnut Street stalwart is a Shady haven built for people-watching.
The one-night-only concert brings legendary musicians to Oakland to perform alongside unseen Warhol films.
The stalwart Lawrenceville anchor may be the proudest Pittsburgh bar of them all.
A brewpub in Lawrenceville and a tap room in Emsworth are both great places to fill your growler.
The casino's popular sports bar gets a long-overdue review.
Ditch the coffee shop Wi-Fi routine and get a few things done with a drink in hand and a snack nearby.
In only its second year, the Bakery Square event hosted by Thrill Mill is becoming a cultural force.
Nothing new at the multiplex? That makes it a fine time to try something different.
Forget the parking and the mad North Shore rush. Before you head to Heinz Field, make a stop at Cain's Saloon then head for the T.
What’s in a name? Even if the moniker chosen by Lawrenceville’s Dive Bar & Grille is a head-scratcher, there’s a sandwich on the menu that more than makes up for it.
Who needs HD? Get the real deal with shark-tastic experiences all around town.
Ever hope to see Motley Crue live? You’ve got just one more shot — Wednesday night. Seriously.
Ever get an itch to sprint around your neighborhood after 8 p.m.? Think again.
Like roomy outdoor booths, acceptable (and reasonably priced) brews and some mean, polished bar grub? Then this spot’s for you.
Does the pizza heavyweight’s new bar give it an edge in the (friendly) pie war?
Eden Hall’s Summer Series offers movies, theater, concerts and farm-to-table events in a beautiful environment.
When you just want *your* beer — and nothing more — this is the place to go.
It’s OK to drink tequila in a basement. So long as you’ve got a boatload of tacos and some nontraditional Mexican fare.
Can this East Carson Street joint live up to its self-proclaimed status as “Saahside’s Finest”?
Four bars to eat and drink in style while pretending you were a footy fan all along.
Not everything has to be $10 cocktails and cheese plates. A return to collegiate shenanigans in Oakland.
Follow these six steps to ensure your party experience is a positive one; pay particular attention to the advice about sampling.
Grab the popcorn — it’s time to watch these classics, which will be screened at various local movie houses.
What’ll it be: meatballs and brews on the bottom floor or wings and a Whiskey Sour at the top-level beer garden? Read on before choosing (wisely).
Is it worth it to wait 90 minutes for a table?
Don't just go see a movie. Go see a movie then do something thematically related and cool afterward.
We head to the East Liberty stalwart and find the comfort bar in its perfect form.