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The popular party bar adds a third location in a space formerly occupied by Peter’s Pub.
This will be the fourth location in the United States for the international brewery with a punk rock ethos.
Hot on the heels of the Potato Patch cheese swap, a change in ketchup suppliers hits close to home.
For its third season, the collaborative dinner series at Ace Hotel will celebrate the region’s growers.
The owner of Arnold’s Tea spends his time connecting communities and working to empower a new generation of Pittsburghers.
Pittsburgh says hello (again) to Dish Osteria, Cinderlands Warehouse, Pizzeria Davide and more.
The farm with the unusual name produces varieties of about 350 pounds of mushrooms a week.
Get seedlings, trees, garden accessories and more at the 83rd annual gathering of gardeners, farmers and horticulturalists.
Louisville chef Tim Laird offers sage advice on how to keep things running smoothly for the 145th Kentucky Derby.
The brewery and restaurant, located in the Old Spaghetti Warehouse space, will hold more than 350 people.
Pittsburgh says hello to Alta Via, Leo. A Public House, a new Milk Shake Factory location and more.
Look for New Mexican cuisine, customizable chicken and more as half of the Pittsburgh Galley Group concepts change in the next few months.
20 members of Teutonia Männerchor are competing to grow the finest Munchener Bier radish.
The New York style pizzeria also will pop up at Pittsburgh's Spring Hill Brewing starting next month.
Chantal’s Cheese Shop owner Anaïs Saint-André Loughran has gouda advice.
The vegan frozen treat will start rolling out this week at Millie's two scoop-shop locations and make its way into local grocery stores in a couple of months.
A roundup of our favorite Community Supported Agriculture shares.
Executive chef Chris Frangiadis introduces a tableside classic to the restaurant's menu.
Dr. Juan Antonio Lora's passion project is linked to youthful memories.
After a two-year hiatus, Michele and Cindy Savoia's beloved restaurant and bar returns to the South Side.
The bi-weekly pop-up weaves vaguely Scandinavian cuisine and communal vibes for a transportive experience.
Pittsburgh welcomes Spirits & Tales and says goodbye to Cure.
Jackie Page-Heidelberg brings scratch-cooked breakfast and lunch to the Father Ryan Arts Center.
The new establishment from Lola Bistro owners Michael and Yelena Barnhouse will feature pub-grub, beer and craft cocktails.