It will be business-as-usual at all company locations.
Say so long to summer by consuming these seasonal foods and beverages.
To Kristy, culinary enjoyment is all relative.
The restaurant is also rolling out new menu items.
PA’s Minimum Wage Act is updated for the first time since 1977.
Duolingo’s restaurant gives discounts to patrons who order in Spanish.
The record store now has a full-service bar and coffee shop.
Megan McGinnis, a member of Pittsburgh’s first foodie family, has opened a charcuterie shop.
The spooky Sabatello’s Bakery specializes in pies and “killer” cheesecakes.
Bellevue’s Revival on Lincoln will host the events organized by an Australian company.
The 90-year-old grocery store will close in August after it was unable to find a buyer.
The Turkish spot replaces Pamela’s, which closed in January.
Downtown strives to reconfigure as a draw unto itself as office workers continue to shy away from a full-time return.
The yearlong partnership kicks off with a pop-up event Saturday at the Squirrel Hill location
Jamilka Borges, a “Wild Child” chef, settles in at Sally Ann’s.
It hopes to open by summer’s end in a 110-year-old building that was once a beer distributor.
Let’s call this the Summer of Soft Serve. Not only can you find the super-creamy (and always delicious) summertime treat at classic ice cream shops around town in traditional chocolate and vanilla, but a handful of Pittsburgh-area restaurants (and a brewery, too) are redefining these frozen swirls with their own unique flavors.
The concept has been in the works since December 2020, when a water main break destroyed the three-level Ki Ramen space.
Pittsburgh’s big Burrito Restaurant Group offers a largely enjoyable spin into full-service casual with a pizza-focused restaurant in Bakery Square.
The large space on a prime corner has been vacant since Plum closed in 2018.
The chef’s Lawrenceville Salty Pork Bits storefront will close this weekend, Morcilla will stay open.
Rooftop tables, backyard patios and beer gardens abound in Pittsburgh, if you know where to look. From riverview seating to casual courtyards, here are some of your best bets for outdoor dining.
The popular food truck, best known for its al pastor tacos, opens a brick-and-mortar restaurant.