Pittsburgh has seven nominations in five categories.
10 of Pittsburgh’s top chefs faced off at LeMont in a Turkey Devonshire throwdown for the ages.
Justin Severino and Hilary Prescott Severino's restaurant garnered significant national and local praise during its seven-year run.
The plant-based meat alternative from Impossible Foods is a significant improvement on its initial offering.
Manager Emerson Graham's detailed approach to crafting a beverage makes for a tasty experience.
Already known for its Parking Chair vodka, the Lawrenceville distillery introduces absinthe named for a haunted house.
The Squirrel Hill restaurant introduces Pittsburgh to Dongbei cuisine.
Step-by-step, these establishments helped build our dining scene. Even better, they still have something to offer today.
The popular Strip District eatery is set to expand with a to-go pizza counter.
Chef/owners Graham Foster and Lauren Zanardelli bring comfortable cuisine with southern influences and a touch of Japan to this South Hills destination.
The Stasinowsky family has spent the last year renovating the former Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church in Rankin.
The custom blend of Pittsburgh-distilled and Caribbean rums is the perfect base for a daiquiri.
The distillery's Strip District headquarters will nearly triple in size later this year.
The sixth standalone concept from the influential restaurant group will have an Italian focus. It officially opens April 1.
The experience will make you feel like you’re in a quiet pub nestled against the Atlantic Coast.
Look for an intimate, omakase-only counter on the floor between Round Corner Cantina and Umami this spring.
Ann Gilligan’s frozen treats are so smooth and flavorful you’ll crave them all year long.
The once-famous sandwich originated here but now is largely forgotten. We dive into its history and argue that it's time for a revival.
How a former coal miner and his wife use the resources atop rolling
Westmoreland County hills to produce the best lamb in the United States.
The sixth standalone concept from the Richard DeShantz Restaurant Group, is DeShantz’s most exciting restaurant yet.
It’s worth driving to New Bethlehem for a locally sourced meal in an unexpected location.
The country's first black brewfest looks to double in size this year.
Thackray's departure from The Vandal will result in a new menu at that Lawrenceville restaurant.
After hitting a culinary bottom eating unseasoned steamed broccoli for three nights in a row, PM food writer Celine Roberts knew she needed to light a new fire.