Author: Hal B. Klein
The vegan frozen treat will start rolling out this week at Millie's two scoop-shop locations and make its way into local grocery stores in a couple of months.
Executive chef Chris Frangiadis introduces a tableside classic to the restaurant's menu.
After a two-year hiatus, Michele and Cindy Savoia's beloved restaurant and bar returns to the South Side.
With a few tweaks and a little time to settle in, LeoGreta will be the restaurant we all wish we had in our neighborhood.
Katt Schuler serves West Virginia’s iconic pepperoni roll with a side of storytelling.
The bi-weekly pop-up weaves vaguely Scandinavian cuisine and communal vibes for a transportive experience.
Jackie Page-Heidelberg brings scratch-cooked breakfast and lunch to the Father Ryan Arts Center.
Pittsburgh has seven nominations in five categories.
10 of Pittsburgh’s top chefs faced off at LeMont in a Turkey Devonshire throwdown for the ages.
Justin Severino and Hilary Prescott Severino's restaurant garnered significant national and local praise during its seven-year run.
The plant-based meat alternative from Impossible Foods is a significant improvement on its initial offering.
We’ve got 10 questions on local restaurants, chefs and iconic food to test your expertise.
This bohemian tea-house is one of those nearly extinct destinations that carries on the best vibes of the analog-era.
The Squirrel Hill restaurant introduces Pittsburgh to Dongbei cuisine.
Step-by-step, these establishments helped build our dining scene. Even better, they still have something to offer today.
The popular Strip District eatery is set to expand with a to-go pizza counter.
Chef/owners Graham Foster and Lauren Zanardelli bring comfortable cuisine with southern influences and a touch of Japan to this South Hills destination.
The custom blend of Pittsburgh-distilled and Caribbean rums is the perfect base for a daiquiri.
The sixth standalone concept from the influential restaurant group will have an Italian focus. It officially opens April 1.
Look for an intimate, omakase-only counter on the floor between Round Corner Cantina and Umami this spring.
Ann Gilligan’s frozen treats are so smooth and flavorful you’ll crave them all year long.
The once-famous sandwich originated here but now is largely forgotten. We dive into its history and argue that it's time for a revival.
How a former coal miner and his wife use the resources atop rolling
Westmoreland County hills to produce the best lamb in the United States.
The sixth standalone concept from the Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group, is DeShantz’s most exciting restaurant yet.
It’s worth driving to New Bethlehem for a locally sourced meal in an unexpected location.
Thackray's departure from The Vandal will result in a new menu at that Lawrenceville restaurant.
Look for a new bar menu and a continued focus on vegetables in the main dining room.
The owners of now-closed Avenue B open a dual concept restaurant on East Carson Street.
These are the people who, throughout the past 200-plus years, helped put Pittsburgh on the map. From familiar names to unexpected choices, these 50 made contributions both locally and nationally to fields ranging from business and government to culture and sports –– all of which put the spotlight on Pittsburgh.
Led by Executive Chef Julio Peraza, the restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel offers an elegant hotel dining option Downtown.
The popular bagel pop-up will settle into Squirrel Hill as early as March.
Our dining critic picks the eight top openings of 2018 and suggests one more to keep an eye on.
David Bulman’s hyper-local, 12-seat restaurant has the potential to become a dining destination.
We're celebrating a decade of Dinette, tempted by hot pitas at Pitaland and digging the (not so) secret sauce at Salem's Market & Grill.
Crumb, from the founder of Relish, starts a month-long residency on Saturday. Ba-Co begins a year-long lease in January.
The two foundational figures of Pittsburgh's sustainable farming movement blend old-school know-how with forward-thinking practices at the Washington County farm.
Two Oakland restaurants now have shorter hours and a chef moves from Downtown to Lawrenceville.
Ron Molinaro's Downtown restaurant offers high-end Italian dishes made with top-notch ingredients, but is it worth the price premium?
The event, held at Lorelei in East Liberty, had brewers scrambling back to their home bases for additional kegs.
We're breaking bread at Madeleine Bakery & Bistro, loving what's happening at Ki Ramen and sharing some sandwich news. Plus, we talk to Pittsburgh bartending pal Allie Contreras, who now lives in Los Angeles.
Thomas, sommelier at Le Bernardin in New York (and co-creator of The Wine Room at Bar Marco in Pittsburgh) adds children's book author to her resume.
The 80-seat restaurant will be located on the 10th floor of the forthcoming The Oaklander Hotel in Oakland.
Day Bracey, along with Ed Bailey and Mike Potter, forge a more inclusive approach to craft brewing.
Pittsburgh gets an updated, all-day diner with a sense of place from the owners of Legume Bistro and Butterjoint.
Millie’s finds a new home in Homestead, and Kevin Sousa will host an ice cream dinner with OddFellows' Sam Mason at Superior Motors in Braddock.
Wes Lyons and Amber Greene's Cakery Square serves its cupcakes with a side of youth empowerment.
Plus, Jamilka Borges is back with a new cohort of outstanding chefs for the organization's annual fundraising dinner.
We're cheesing it up at Chantal's, pairing plates and cocktails at Fish Nor Fowl and visiting one of our favorite spots, Apteka. Plus, we talk to Lautrec's Kristin A. Butterworth.
The creative team behind Scarehouse will transform the Oyster House in Market Square into a bunker meant to serve as a safe house (and place to enjoy a cocktail) in the event of an apocalyptic zombie outbreak.
ChefsFeed Indie Week puts visiting chefs center stage at Cure in Lawrenceville.