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Now that Station, The Vandal and Driftwood Oven are open, it's time to assess the food.
During its five-year run, Salt of the Earth's ambitious menus were a major development in Pittsburgh's restaurant culture.
Andrew Moore's engaging, informative read will make you hungry for the fruit that will soon be in season in the Pittsburgh area.
Spencer Warren, beverage director of the downtown restaurant group that includes Butcher and the Rye, Tako and Meat & Potatoes, is a genuine star at Tales. He's Pittsburgh’s most noticeable bartender at the event.
The changes coincide with the planned openings of several new restaurants.
In his new book, Mark Brewer illustrates literal interpretations of common beer terms.
Thanks to chefs willing to travel and taste out-of-town dishes, our food culture continues to flourish.
Chad and Lauren Townsend are ramping up production so more Pittsburghers can share in their frozen goodness.
Bread and Salt Bakery's Anti-Pasta event — which offered wine, multiple food courses, live music and flicks — best illustrates the dinner model our city desires.
The Livermore in East Liberty goes from serving cocktails and snacks to offering an all-out Italian menu of wines, pastas and more.
The Strip District's wood-smoked meat mecca reopens with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating — and AC.
Pittsburgh's food community paid tribute to Carol Pascuzzi's contributions at the cheese counter where she dispensed invaluable advice.
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.