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Chef Justin Severino also is expanding Cure's already crave-worthy charcuterie selections.
The owners of two Cultural District hotspots team with another visionary local chef to provide the city with a street-food and quality-drink haven.
Before picking and consuming foraged items, read up on the basic rules.
This off-the-grid restaurant produces a number of authentic Indonesian dishes.
Blackberry Meadows Farm in Natrona Heights supplies seedlings and a full set of instructions.
There are changes in the kitchen and on the menu. See which restaurants are worth a visit.
Justin Severino and Hilary Prescott Severino assembled locally and nationally recognized chefs for Wednesday's James Beard Foundation dinner.
Chef Trevett Hooper traveled thousands of miles searching for authentic ideas for Legume and his forthcoming eatery, Dacha.
An update on efforts to improve access to quality, affordable food for those who need it most.
At long last, Jeff Petruso and Nelda Carranco again are churning out the Tex-Mex-style tacos Pittsburghers crave.
You can guarantee the choicest picks of the harvest with a little late-winter advance planning.
Pittsburghers now can attend pop-up Dinner Lab events, where feedback is highly encouraged.
The awards are evidence that two of the best distilleries in the country are close to home.
Our intrepid restaurant critic travels with some of Pittsburgh's best culinary and bar pros who are looking for new ideas to bring home.
After much anticipation, Rick Easton opens his high-level bread shop in Bloomfield.
The Commoner is located inside the new Hotel Monaco.
Five Points Artisan Bakeshop in Squirrel Hill is a gluten lover’s paradise.
It's perfect weather for soup. Learn how improve your favorite recipe — and which local spots serve some of the best.
From a Harmony restaurant serving a rarely offered game meat to Cure's sous chef participating in Indie Chefs Week, the local restaurant scene continues to evolve and impress.
Starting in April, Bar Marco in the Strip District is eliminating the standard end-of-the-meal practice of rewarding the server's efforts. But do those in the industry think it's a good idea?
Chef Dave Racicot’s restaurant project is on the market.
Chef/owner Tamilselvan Thangadurai just closed his Monroeville restaurant, which in a short time became locals’ favorite spot for authentic Indian cuisine.
A partnership between a local couple and a local farmer has resulted in more pasture-raised lamb and pork being sold at the market.
With Executive Chef David Murphy at the helm of this cozy spot, our incoming restaurant critic thinks the place has great potential.