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The weeklong festivities kick off Monday, affording you a chance to try new spots, including Butcher and the Rye.
The Maggie's Farm Rum space, located in the Strip District, provides a place to sip its chief product after a long day.
Review our short list of recommended local hangouts before finalizing your Dec. 31 plans.
Help Sousa make his dream of running Superior Motors a reality by pledging funds toward his Kickstarter campaign.
Local Goodness simplifies holiday shopping by taking the local grocery store online.
Get the delicious small-batch coffee at Jeremy Raymer's Oakland-based cart.
Talking juice with Ankit Goyal, owner of Fresh From the Farm Juices.
Snag one — or a few — for just $1 each while they’re offered, now through December.
We chat with owner Majestic Lane about the emerging juice movement.
Longer hours. More events. And now vendors have more room to cook on-site. Yes!
Featuring local honey from ’Burgh Bees Apiary, Landlocked is a “distinctly western Pennsylvanian interpretation” of rum.
It’s a celebration of everyone’s favorite stuffed dumpling, coming soon to the South Shore Riverfront Park.
The miniature cupcakes offered at this charming shop include nontraditional flavors — such as stuffed fluffernutter and shamrock shake.
Johnson & Wales grad Jamie McLeland is putting fresh spins on the burger with his playfully named food truck.
HealCrest Urban Farms offers 42 flavors of teapops made from herbal tea blends and fresh fruit.
Andrea Danielson has a passion for caramel-filled Dutch waffle cookies.
A would-be gourmet coffee and mini doughnut truck needs your help.
The roving ‘Meatwagon’ joined Pittsburgh’s mobile-food scene in June.
Celebrate National Peach Month with the Highland Park bakery’s ‘just peachy’ desserts.
Find out what Watson thinks is the must-have dish at his restaurant.
Hear local acts play as you eat Paraguayan food from the Lomito Truck or Mexican specialties from Brassero Grill’s truck.
Head to the downtown hotspot after 9 p.m. for burgers, sides, hot dogs and beer — all $5 or less.
Honor the Whiskey Rebellion with drinks, food and music at this Strip District shindig.
Snag freshly grown, in-season crops from local farmers markets, where dedicated producers and purveyors set up regularly.