Hot Reads
The 7 Best Cups of Coffee in Pittsburgh
Cold brews. Single shots. Lattes. Simply the best cups in the city.
Best of the 'Burgh 2014
60 of our favorite things — from mobile fashion trucks to off-menu items and big-top apprenticeships.
Best of the 'Burgh 2014: Readers' Poll
Sports teams. Wing nights. Farmers Markets. Here's the most popular stuff in town.
Review: La Palapa
Kick back and enjoy the home-cooked flavors of Mexico in this intimate South Side spot.
Best Restaurants 2014
Presenting 33 top-notch eateries that are revolutionizing Pittsburgh's food scene.
Best in Class: Our 2014 Chefs of the Year
We tip our hats to the city's 13 premier chefs, who consistently create good food and help to position Pittsburgh's dining scene on a national scale.
Best New Restaurant 2014: Grit & Grace
It’s a double win for the downtown restaurant, which also takes home our Delicious Design award.
Best Restaurants 2014: Readers' Poll Winners
See the results in our annual poll dedicated to the region's best food, from hot dogs to pierogies and everything in between.
Does Pittsburgh Really Make the Best Cake in America?
PittGirl puts the Prantl’s burnt almond torte to ultimate test: a 9-month-old baby.
R.I.P. Corporate Penguins, 2009-2014
Fire Bylsma? Fire Shero? The Penguins' problems run deeper.
The 7 Best Places for French Fries
We’ll take your soggy McDonald’s fries and raise you some crispy, hand-cut, velvety golden frites.
Where We're Eating in May
This month, we're springing for Mexican tortilla soup at La Palapa, poached pear at Kaleidoscope Cafe and more.
Pittsburgh Trees > Portland Trees
National Geographic studies the tree cover of nine major cities and finds Pittsburgh to be the greenest.
The 8 Best Places for Late-Night Food
Good news: There’s more to life than Taco Bell after 10 p.m.
Review: Crested Duck Restaurant
Crested Duck is a prime place to enjoy cured meats, pickled plates and European-inspired bistro dishes, such as chicken roulade.
Crazy in Love, Even at 40
As PittGirl approaches her 40th birthday, she rekindles her love for Pittsburgh.
Warhol Redux
Ready to celebrate its 20th anniversary, The Andy Warhol Museum has turned things upside-down to introduce a fresh look as well as a new way of viewing one of the city’s native sons.
A Vision for the Rivers
Fifteen years ago, Pittsburghers pulled together to transform their riverfronts. The resulting public-private partnership — unique among American cities — gave downtown shorelines a 21st-century makeover that has become a national model.
Review: Grit & Grace
Brian Pekarcik and company deliver high-quality food in a stylish downtown atmosphere.
Don't Let Russell Martin Get the Drop on You
The Pirates catcher is ready to start another season behind the plate — and as 40,000 screaming fans saw in last fall’s Wild Card game against Cincinnati, he can make a big difference at the dish, too.
What Rocco Taught Me
The passing of K9 Officer Rocco changed PittGirl's perspective on animals.
