Author: Kristy Graver
The South Side ice cream shop opens March 9.
Pittsburgh is in the national spotlight for the NFL Draft — and there’s a lot more good news brewing.
The chef-driven brewery known for its smash burgers is partnering with celebrated pizza purveyor A Slice of New York.
Located in a recently opened retail incubator, the Downtown storefront hosts private events and workshops — and offers up some excellent breakfast and lunch options.
Plus: The Lilith team is opening a new restaurant in Bloomfield.
Assisted by his mother, Mama D, Antonio Merante runs a raucous Downtown bodega where his namesake cheesesteak leads the menu.
The beloved attraction at the Kamin Science Center reopens Feb. 28.
Get acquainted with the sport while enjoying an expanded menu that features burgers, hoagies, wraps and vegan options.
Aiello's Pizza looks toward the future from a piece of its past.
“Time to Act” was written by Mt. Lebanon native Crystal Manich.
The nationally recognized food festival returns for its 11th year in July.
The Mt. Lebanon lawyer is part of the American Cancer Society’s Road To Recovery program; more volunteers are needed.
The Coraopolis landmark opens its carriage house doors while the Strip District distillery closes theirs.
The region recently was named one of the top 20 beer scenes in the country.
From flashy debuts in East Liberty to a dinner that includes a show, 2025’s new restaurants have something for every appetite — and budget.
Watch the immersive format documentary about Western Pennsylvania’s gridiron legacy on the Rangos Giant Cinema.
There are plenty of places in Pittsburgh for a pie!
In August, horror fans can attend a Fright Market and all-inclusive stay at The Coffin Cabin.
Celebrity Chef Andrew Zimmern will host the culinary fundraiser on April 22, the night before Pittsburgh hosts the NFL Draft.
Held in Johnstown, the annual festival celebrates a sad, piglike Pennsylvania cryptid known as the Squonk.
The Heinz KegChup holds 114 ounces of the condiment.
What’s a more romantic snack — fried chicken skins or anchovies?
Learn more about Con Alma, Cesina’s Sausage Co. and Harold’s Haunt.
Could you consume a 5.5-pounder in 30 minutes or less?
Butler Coffee Lab provides gainful employment to people with disabilities.
Leave your Stetson at the swingin’ doors.
Our food (and beverage!) editor reflects on her college days at the Forbes Avenue bar.
New Year’s resolutions were made to be broken — and then remade.
With a bevy of new cafes, bars, pizzerias and scoop shops, it's shaping up to be a delicious year.
Shuttered during the pandemic in 2020, the beloved East Ohio Street institution reopened in December.
The late director’s movies gave us plenty of food for thought.
From beer and cheesecake to fish sandwiches and cheese, it’s been a banner year for Kristy Graver.
With help from local residents, officials and business owners, he's transformed the town’s abandoned business district into a retro Christmas wonderland.
Enjoy a new Downtown spot while you enter sweet online contests.
Sports360, the North Shore facility’s newest, immersive exhibit, opens Dec. 13.
Two new businesses are brewing up interactive fun.
North Side-based Forge Fried specializes in fried, seasoned peanuts you eat whole.
Our food editor dishes out another heaping helping of semi-ridiculous dining suggestions.
Fans of the Netflix series can enjoy themed food and beverages and an Upside Down pop-up bar.
The coworking club on Friendship Avenue opened Dec. 1, with a public cafe to follow in 2026.
The two businesses have expanded menus and hours.
‘Tis the season for over-the-top decorations and festive libations.
Nuns at McCandless-based Sisters of Divine Providence gather each month to assemble sandwiches for Jubilee Kitchen.
Create your own Moist Maker sandwich this Nov. 27 with a squeezable bottle of Heinz Leftover Gravy.
Photographer Adam Milliron proves that a picture is worth a thousand bites.
Despite all of this sweetness, it’s a sad day for Smiley.
Raise a pint to the Edmund Fitzgerald, Community Kitchen Pittsburgh and diversity in the brewing industry.
The nonprofit grocery store sells fresh, healthy food to all.
The Butler Street eatery now offers PA-made wine and small plates in the evenings.