Anderson, a former social worker, is overseeing the organization’s latest project: preparing nutritious, pre-packaged meals from repurposed ingredients.
Pittsburgh’s refugee communities use food as a common language to build support systems.
The farmers cooperative spent two decades as the leading supplier of regionally grown food to Pittsburgh restaurants.
Hello to a board game bar, Lao cuisine and wings. Goodbye to a beloved Gibsonia restaurant.
The owners of Bangkok Balcony consulted with celebrated Lao chef Seng Luangrath to build the menu for their Squirrel Hill restaurant.
The annual fundraiser for Best Buddies will feature 30 of Pittsburgh's top chefs paired with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Cat Cannon and Cecil Usher's Mindful Hospitality Group aims to elevate the Pittsburgh hospitality industry.
Sarah Shaffer, owner of tina's in Bloomfield, and designer Thommy Conroy partner for tina's (holiday) at the Americus Club.
Expanded hours and new dessert menu is happy news indeed.
Hello to a new bakery, a confectionary from The Autism Employment Network, a second Threadbare Cider location and more.
With executive chef Zhiyuan Tang running the show, the longstanding Sichuan establishment now is one of Pittsburgh’s most exciting restaurants.
People may choose to skip pairing their meals with wine, beer or cocktails for many reasons, and there are delicious alcohol-free alternatives all around town.
Point Breeze micro-roastery expands its reach while considering the birds.
Spencer Warren kicks off his holiday pop-up season with a South Side spooker.
Executive Chef Brandon Blumenfeld’s menu draws inspiration from his grandmother.
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein says clam soup, wings and Bhutanese cuisine have his attention this month.
412 Food Rescue and Sustainable Pittsburgh are partnering on a program called Restaurants Against Food Waste Month.
Don Mahaney, the owner of Scratch Food and Beverage in Troy Hill, thinks so. And he has the menu to prove it.
With a slight philosophical shift and a new chef de cuisine, the 12-year-old restaurant is the best it has ever been.
The two international restaurants in East Liberty, both less than a year old, have caught my attention.
The beloved WQED host is out with a new cookbook.
Hello to Eastern European Breakfast and Taiwanese Street Food. Goodbye to a beloved Italian restaurant.
PM Dining Critic Hal B. Klein tracks down a year's worth of options from upscale to casual for a night of the week when many restaurants are closed.
With a new location and more vendors, the popular lamb festival will be bigger than it’s ever been.