Bread and Salt Bakery earns praise from esteemed food writer Mark Bittman
Chef Jamilka Borges is one of five rising star chefs taking part in the national competition.
Deirdre Adkins left the world of bartending for a time, only to return to one of the city’s favorite neighborhood spots.
Butternut-squash ravioli, a poached egg in salsa verde and Chinese broccoli quick-fried in pepper are among our favorites this month.
If Chef/Partner Andrew Garbarino spends additional time honing his skills, The Twisted Frenchman could become a fine-dining fixture.
What makes Dinner Lab different than your typical restaurant popup is that the events often feature local sous chefs, line cooks and others who don't often get a chance to call the shots.
Dan Thompson, founder of Atomic Celt Bladeworks, knows his way around a piece of steel.
More and more consumers are demanding access to locally produced food. This two-person operation is making that happen.
A consistent focus on quality of ingredients is a big part of what keeps Casbah, even with an influx of new restaurants in Pittsburgh, worthy of return visits.
Beer-infused pizza, sweet-potato pie and hummus are some of our favorite things this month.
Chef Sonja J Finn’s quality-first attitude translates to stellar menu selections at Dinette.
It is the optimum place to try authentic Sichuan dishes in one of the city’s culturally diverse neighborhoods.
Get ready to eat Pittsburgh — because a number of new restaurants are expected to open this fall. Here are a few I'm most looking forward to trying out.
The celebratory event in honor of Alice Waters included a surprise guest.
Bantha Tea Bar and Caffe d'Amore will offer sips, bites and spaces to connect.
Market managers, farmers and customers all can play a role in helping markets to live up to their potential.
Cinnamon buns, Thai food and wings are part of the mix this month.
Dinette in East Liberty was recognized for actions that benefit the environment, its customers, employees, and the community.
The company's director of sourcing and sustainability works to obtain high-quality, local ingredients for its numerous concepts.
Richard DeShantz and Tolga Sevdik strike again with täkō, their taco-centric downtown eatery with an extensive tequila selection.
The Pittsburgh distillery says the debut of its 2- and 3-year aged straight whiskey is "a big milesone."
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.
Disparate foods — cookies, fruits, wings — draw us to various parts of the city.