Eat + Drink Features
Talented, unsung chef Tamilselvan Thangadurai produces authentic Indian dishes at Kohinoor in Monroeville.
This wine is a blend of 51 percent cabernet sauvignon, 26 percent syrah, 12 percent petite sirah and 11 percent cabernet franc fruit.
The wine opens with aromas of blackberry, black cherry and spice, and its flavors of blackberry and dark chocolate are decadent.
These South Australian wines are affordably priced, quality picks for summertime grilling.
Mary Menniti aims to preserve the legacy of immigrant gardeners.
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.
Wigle Whiskey’s ‘field-to-bottle’ distilling relies on locally grown, organic grains.
Tomato, basil and peach pair nicely in these dishes put together by Hal B. Klein to celebrate the season’s bounty.
Pair this wine, which opens with citrus zest and floral aromas, with shellfish.
The owners of Who Cooks For You Farm put together a vibrant farmstand display.
The Barleywine pretzel buns from Eliza's Oven make the perfect sliders for summer burgers.
Domenic Branduzzi, owner of Piccolo Forno, brings his wood-fired magic to the North Side.
Spring for one of these bottles of vino for Dad this Father's Day — and pair with a juicy burger.
We're stocking up on Healcrest Urban Farm's minty nectarine teapops and brunching on chicken and waffles at Carmi Restaurant.
Sherri and Dan Leiphart rely on a near-identical palate and ‘adventurous’ combinations of ingredients to compose the Thin Man Sandwich Shop menu.
PittGirl puts the Prantl’s burnt almond torte to ultimate test: a 9-month-old baby.
This wine opens with aromas of roasted nuts, toffee and dried orange peel.
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.
Get everything from cold-pressed juice to homemade ice cream sandwiches delivered to your door.
It’s been a long, hard winter; get ice cream as soon as you can.
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.
How do you catch the craft beer community’s eye at the fridge? It’s all in the wrist.