Author: Kristina Martin
The former Steelers wide receiver hopes to open both eateries later this year.
This month, nothing's off-limits; we're digging everything from classics to simple cookies.
From arancini to top-of-the-line pickles, Pittsburgh's culinary scene continues to churn out food that delights.
Pittsburghers now can attend pop-up Dinner Lab events, where feedback is highly encouraged.
Decide what to eat and drink at your reception with the help of local bar and culinary pros.
We're enjoying a mix of top-notch cocktails, desserts, starters and no-fuss dishes across the city.
From a Harmony restaurant serving a rarely offered game meat to Cure's sous chef participating in Indie Chefs Week, the local restaurant scene continues to evolve and impress.
Chef Dave Racicot’s restaurant project is on the market.
A local entrepreneur puts together a rundown of 10 great things for the USA Love List.
Which streets will be closed. Which garages will be open. It’s all right here.
This month, we're digging "Odd Couple" lattes, fennel-flavored pretzels and much more. Plus, don't miss our one-on-one with bartender extraordinaire Colin Anderson of Cure in Lawrenceville.
This month we’re eating some meat and vegetable dumplings from Subba Asian Restaurant and so much more.
You'll have to work hard to make it through the 'Burgh Bucket List — but every entry is more than worth the effort.
A Pittsburgh-born lawyer is abandoning the courtroom to open a Rome-inspired eatery.
We've found a number of spots within city limits, including Butcher and the Rye, but also found a gem toward the east.
A diverse crop of eateries caught our attention this year, so we’re highlighting some of our favorites.
The city of steel always has been known for its industry – what we make. Today, that defining characteristic expands beyond manufacturing into every aspect of modern life: to technology, clothing, home goods and unique food and drink products as well.
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For a limited time, genius chef Kevin Costa will share his cured meats with the rest of the nation.
Snag tickets now to the PBC's Sept. 21 garden-to-table dinner.
Hoping to take a leaf-peeping road trip? Keep food at the top of your priority list and consult our lineup of eight destinations, most within 150 miles of the city.
Jessica Merchant of How Sweet Eats will release her cookbook this fall.
Eat artful food and get artsy on Tuesdays at Dave Racicot's East End restaurant.
We put together this dynamic guide to help you find and engage with the region’s sustainable producers of meat, honey, alcohol, fruits and vegetables.
We explore every inch of Allegheny County (and beyond) for a look at the communities where we live, work and play.
Fill up on some of the best food-truck fare, including meatballs, burgers and macaroni.
Love empanadas? This vendor crafts ones that are — dare we say — on the healthy side.
60 of our favorite things — from mobile fashion trucks to off-menu items and big-top apprenticeships.
The Barleywine pretzel buns from Eliza's Oven make the perfect sliders for summer burgers.
The hip duo behind this business is sure to satisfy your hankering for a real-deal pie.
Pittsburgh Juice Company's Naomi Homison gives the lowdown on juicing.
Domenic Branduzzi, owner of Piccolo Forno, brings his wood-fired magic to the North Side.
We're stocking up on Healcrest Urban Farm's minty nectarine teapops and brunching on chicken and waffles at Carmi Restaurant.
The East End roaster vends at Food Revolution Day and delivers cheer and caffeine boosts.
This open-air food truck makes pizzas in a 5,000-pound custom brick oven.
This month, we're springing for Mexican tortilla soup at La Palapa, poached pear at Kaleidoscope Cafe and more.
The first whiskey garden in the U.S. is coming to the North Side.
New chef Micah Maughan and executive chef TJ are offering the usual bento boxes along with additions including Indian vegetarian curry.
Read up on Quiet Storm's reincarnation, The Independent's beer selection and chef Jeff Iovino's next venture.
Brunch will never be the same after a Manmosa at Lawrenceville's Industry Public House.
Pat and Mike Joyce take their style of barbecue fare on the road.
Get over to Burgatory: For a limited time the team will whip up a "heavenly shake" that tastes like St. Patrick's Day in a glass.
Plus, a new food truck specializes in saucy Italian fare.
A year in the making, The Wine Room is now serving small-batch wines.
Thanks to Urban Tree, reclaimed wood has never looked so good.
This St. Patrick's Day, go green with your drink pick at Salud. Plus, briefly escape to Paris in the West End.
Soup's on in Homestead and Oakland. Plus, get in the know about Lawrenceville's forthcoming gelato hot spot.
Consider options aplenty for your wedding-day dessert spread, from mini-cupcakes to candy buffets to fondant-covered tortes.
For a limited time, the city's buzzed-about whiskey bar will hold weekly events centered around the former cocktail spot.
Go to Gus’s Cafe for brews and crepes or the forthcoming Sweet Boutique from the owners of Bella Christie & Lil’ Z’s.
Because the gifted team at our 2012 Best New Restaurant will source meat differently this year, we all win.