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Snag tickets now to the PBC's Sept. 21 garden-to-table dinner.
Jessica Merchant of How Sweet Eats will release her cookbook this fall.
Eat artful food and get artsy on Tuesdays at Dave Racicot's East End restaurant.
Staff at the flagship hot-dog spot say "franks for the memories."
Pizza Boat crafts wood-fired pies in a jiffy, normally outside Bar Marco in the Strip.
Fill up on some of the best food-truck fare, including meatballs, burgers and macaroni.
Love empanadas? This vendor crafts ones that are — dare we say — on the healthy side.
The hip duo behind this business is sure to satisfy your hankering for a real-deal pie.
Craving real-deal ice-cream sandwiches? Leona's has got just the thing.
Pittsburgh Juice Company's Naomi Homison gives the lowdown on juicing.
The East End roaster vends at Food Revolution Day and delivers cheer and caffeine boosts.
Cornucopious is back for the second year, with a new name and more vendors.
This open-air food truck makes pizzas in a 5,000-pound custom brick oven.
Find the grilled cheese truck at the Pittsburgh Marathon this weekend.
New chef Micah Maughan and executive chef TJ are offering the usual bento boxes along with additions including Indian vegetarian curry.
It's been a big week for the Steel City: The editors of the revered publication named Cafe Phipps a top museum eatery and crowned Justin Severino the People's Best New Chef - Mid-Atlantic.
Pat and Mike Joyce take their style of barbecue fare on the road.
Get over to Burgatory: For a limited time the team will whip up a "heavenly shake" that tastes like St. Patrick's Day in a glass.
Plus, a new food truck specializes in saucy Italian fare.
A year in the making, The Wine Room is now serving small-batch wines.
For a limited time, the city's buzzed-about whiskey bar will hold weekly events centered around the former cocktail spot.
The Bloomfield restaurant allows you to use the online currency when paying for the chef's tasting menu.
Because the gifted team at our 2012 Best New Restaurant will source meat differently this year, we all win.
The local truck vends its Mexican-style offerings out in Sarver, Kittanning and Indiana, Pa.