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PittGirl delves into the secrets of Municipal Hall — a building that served as City Hall to late-19th-century Pittsburgh.
Squirrel Hill gem Everyday Noodles offers authentic Chinese noodles and dumplings, plus a front-row seat to the noodle-making action.
Presenting 34 of the finest, freshest and most forward-thinking restaurants in Pittsburgh. Bon appetit!
Mr. Shu, executive chef of Umi, is honored for his consistent perfection.
The Penguins’ curiously laid-back last line of defense is not your average 'tender.
PittGirl learns to embrace the 'Burgh's (gulp) flaws.
Chef Matthew Porco's Italian-inspired Sienna Sulla Piazza is lighting up Market Square.
Local patients and doctors share eight remarkable tales of real-life medical drama right here in Pittsburgh.
PittGirl explains why there's no mom quite like a Pittsburgh Mom.
Garrett Jones’ career has been anything but predictable. Now, the veteran power-hitter (and team leader) will try to reverse expectations once more.
These local eateries lead the way in the Pittsburgh brunch movement, serving fare that’s worth waking up late for.
PittGirl is urging you to stop stuffing your face when Grandma sticks baklava in front of you — and instead, ask her how to make that killer dessert.
Meet Duke, the Golden Retriever who you voted the cutest pet in Pittsburgh.
Green Forest Churrascaria serves plentiful Brazilian grilled meats in Penn Hills — so come hungry.
Our editors selected this renovated farmhouse, with its extended living quarters, workspaces and astonishing amenities, for our 2013 Home of the Year in the renovation category.
The Primanti Bros. sandwich is going nationwide. Do we want to share?
Pittsburgh-born goalie John Gibson’s journey from the driveway to hockey’s world stage.
Is Pittsburgh really a city full of do-gooders, or are we just as rude as (gulp) Philadelphia?
From dog yoga to “pet resorts,” local pooches, kittens and other furry friends can have it all.
Pitt forward Talib Zanna’s 5,000-mile journey to Oakland is paying off in points and confounded opponents.
Teppanyaki Kyoto enriches the Highland Park dining scene by offering an authentic Japanese experience — complete with grilled treats like okonomiyaki.
Bar Marco rolls out No-Menu Mondays, Pittsburgh Restaurant Week gets a winter edition and much more.
PittGirl faces her fear of flying with the help of the Air National Guard.
For tasty and nourishing eats, take a trip to Eden in Shadyside, where raw and vegan dishes fill the menu.
