Author: Kristina Martin
The only cure for the cold-weather blues is Prantl’s red-velvet cupcakes. Or Dor-Stop’s oatmeal-batter pancakes.
The local truck vends its Mexican-style offerings out in Sarver, Kittanning and Indiana, Pa.
The weeklong festivities kick off Monday, affording you a chance to try new spots, including Butcher and the Rye.
The Maggie's Farm Rum space, located in the Strip District, provides a place to sip its chief product after a long day.
See what’s Nu in Squirrel Hill and which bakery is expanding to South Side.
This month, we like the potato Benny at Cornerstone Bar and Grill, the vindaloo pie at Pub Chip Shop and more.
Shisito peppers are in; pimentos are out.
This month, we're being naughty and nice. Try the eggplant caponata at E2 and Enrico’s chocolate-drizzled cherry biscotti.
Talking juice with Ankit Goyal, owner of Fresh From the Farm Juices.
Snag one — or a few — for just $1 each while they’re offered, now through December.
Fede Pasta opens an intimate eatery, and the owners of Dorothy 6 Blast Furnace Cafe have big plans for their forthcoming Homestead restaurant and bar.
Featuring local honey from ’Burgh Bees Apiary, Landlocked is a “distinctly western Pennsylvanian interpretation” of rum.
It’s a celebration of everyone’s favorite stuffed dumpling, coming soon to the South Shore Riverfront Park.
Warm up with a fall-inspired drink at Te Cafe, a grilled cinnamon bun from Kelly O’s or BRGR’s Fire in the Hole burger.
Johnson & Wales grad Jamie McLeland is putting fresh spins on the burger with his playfully named food truck.
This month, we’re saying farewell to old friend Quiet Storm and finding out what the beef is with Cuba at Conflict Kitchen.
Fall brings new restaurants from the creative teams behind Spoon and Sienna Sulla Piazza.
Andrea Danielson has a passion for caramel-filled Dutch waffle cookies.
A would-be gourmet coffee and mini doughnut truck needs your help.
A workout with a Penguins connection can help you flex your way to fitness.
The roving ‘Meatwagon’ joined Pittsburgh’s mobile-food scene in June.
This month, we love the provencale quiche — comprised of feta and red peppers — from La Gourmandine.
Fans of Paris 66’s macarons can now enjoy pastry chef David Piquard’s homemade delicacies at Gaby et Jules.
Celebrate National Peach Month with the Highland Park bakery’s ‘just peachy’ desserts.
The Pop Stop will bring drool-worthy flavors like strawberry-basil directly to you — via bike.
Famed cocktail pro Tony Abou-Ganim visits some of Pittsburgh’s hottest bars and likes what he tastes.
Head to the downtown hotspot after 9 p.m. for burgers, sides, hot dogs and beer — all $5 or less.
Find out about the two new projects from the crews behind Meat & Potatoes and Bar Marco.
This month, we're having grilled vegetables at Bistro 19, chicken dum biryani at Café Delhi and more.
Six questions with the wild-haired reality star, who starts his day at 5 a.m.
Enjoy sipping your favorite spirits at home? Four local experts share serving suggestions to help ensure that you’re using the best possible glass.
Beer, wine, cocktails, coffee and beyond.
Union Pig & Chicken, Alma Pan-Latin Kitchen and Franktuary all embrace weekend brunch.
From vegan shakes to popup block parties to foodie classes, here are 40 of our favorite Pittsburgh things.
Nic DiCio, the man behind the much-loved grocery store and taco stand in the Strip, opens a full Mexican restaurant.
This month, we’ll have the quinoa fritters at Aji Picante, tuna tacos at Twisted Thistle, and at the PGH Crepes cart, it’s Nutella and berries to-go.
Meet the chef behind Chaat, a new pop-up restaurant concept.
From family-friendly cooking demos to 'Iron Chef' competitions, the healthy-eating movement is going viral.
Sincerely Yogurt crafts a refreshing, creamy green-tea fro-yo, while Franktuary’s chickpea fries are golden. And Dinette’s Serbian-inspired salad features homegrown tomatoes (drooling yet?).
Go hog-wild with Dad this Father’s Day at Cure. Get proper meat pies at The Pub Chip Shop. And sip some draft cocktails at area spots such as Acacia.
We shine the light on some of our favorite new restaurants that are giving the local foodie scene a boost of energy.
The Strip District hot spot's new chef de cuisine talks about her favorite Pittsburgh food, invaluable utensil and more.
Plus, things get spicy at a Korean Food Festival in Shadyside and Lawrenceville gets a new Cuban eatery.
Beer-heaven Bocktown's Monaca location is hosting a Saturday shindig featuring 16 local brews and special 'ale tails.'
Bake magazine names Oakmont and Kretchmar bakeries in short list for 'America's Best' contest.
Now that you’re embracing the warm weather, it’s time to venture to a hidden island.
The food truck movement gathers more steam, the Public Market expands its space and a Food Revolution is afoot.
This month, we're hitting Acacia for classic cocktails, Savoy for p.m. french toast and Sauce for top-notch burgers.
Now’s a good time as any to head outside. Why not venture to the place offering the finest view of the city — Mt. Washington?
Conflict Kitchen reopens in Oakland, Everyday Noodle impresses with hand-rolled creations and Isis serves up Egyptian-style brunch.