PGHeats
Where to Go at the Three Day Blow
Our dining critic (and Three Day Blow organizing committee member) has a roundup of some open to the public events.
See How Pittsburgh Chefs Are Giving Back
Some of the city's top chefs and bartenders are organizing events to raise awareness about food waste and hate crimes in our community.
Saturday Specials: Backyard Lunches at Spirit
The Upper Lawrenceville bar, music venue and pizzeria introduces a new series of popup lunches.
Why These Pittsburgh-Baked Bagels are Different (and Better)
Justin Lubecki of Ferment Pittsburgh brings bagels and bagel sandwiches to Bloomfield.
Eat, Drink and Learn: The Three Day Blow is Coming
“A food and drink festival that’s deeply rooted in place — in this case Pittsburgh and the Rust Belt" is coming to Pittsburgh at the end of August.
A Thyme and Place
Old friends Tricia Cohen and Lisa Graves reconnect via Facebook and collaborate on a historical cookbook.
Giant Eagle's Crispy Chickens on The Move
The grocery chain launches the Fried Chicken Express food truck.
Vegging Out at Legume
"July is For Vegetarians" is the theme this month at the North Oakland restaurant.
Root and Heart Farm: Winning Friends With Salad
Jen Urich's Gibsonia farm is mixing it up in just the right way.
James Beard Foundation Celebrity Chef Tour Stops In Pittsburgh
Justin Severino and Hilary Prescott Severino of Cure and Morcilla organized the event, which featured celebrated chefs from DC, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh Magazine Celebrates The City's Best Chefs
Our annual Chef Awards party honors the hard work of the region's chefs selected for Pittsburgh Magazine's Best Restaurants list.
Arsenal Cider House To Make Its Biggest Expansion Yet
The Lawrenceville-based cider house will expand to a 19,000 sq. foot facility in Penn Hills.
Searching For a Unique Bottle of Booze? Pittsburgher Creates the Solution
Jacob Quinn Sanders, a Pittsburgh-based coder and writer, creates a program called Boozicorns to find rare bottles of liquor and wine in Pennsylvania.
Richard DeShantz Plans Two New Restaurants at Salt of the Earth Building
DeShantz owns three other Pittsburgh restaurants and is about to open a fourth.
Long-Standing Spoon Chef To Open His Own Eatery
Dave Anoia, the former chef de cuisine at Spoon, will open DiAnoia's Eatery in the Strip District in August.
Time to Get Your Garden Growing
The May Market at Phipps Conservatory in Oakland is the largest seedling sale of the season.
Umami Izakaya (Finally) Open in Lawrenceville
The much-anticipated Japanese pub from Tamari's Roger Li and Round Corner Cantina's Derek Burnell will serve food and drink deep into the night.
Trevett Hooper to Launch a New Restaurant
The executive chef and co-owner of Legume and Butterjoint will open Pie for Breakfast late this year.
School Gardens to Blossom in Pittsburgh
Grow Pittsburgh and The Kitchen Community team up for a series of learning gardens at Pittsburgh-area schools.
How to Make Pittsburgh's Restaurants Even Better
Our dining critic returns from the road with some thoughts on how to push forward.
A Push for Heirloom and Heritage Grains
Slow Food Pittsburgh presents a two-day seminar to help kickstart Pittsburgh's appreciation of locally grown grain.
Chef Dennis Marron to Open a Pittsburgh Oyster Bar
The former executive chef of The Commoner will open Merchant Oyster Company in Lawrenceville in September.
