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The company will be one of the featured breweries at the 9th Annual Beers of the Burgh Festival in June.
When the venue opens this month, it will feature three themed courses, two bars, craft cocktails and upscale eats.
Every Pittsburgh neighborhood has at least one shop with a cult-like following. Follow along as Food Editor Kristy Locklin visits a few new-to-her spots.
The Hollow Oak Land Trust, a conservation nonprofit, purchased Vinegar Hollow in December 2022, furthering its mission to “protect and connect” green spaces in Allegheny and Beaver counties.
From the I Made It! Mine market to an old-fashioned love letter writing station, these are the events you'll love.
The owners of Fig & Ash plan to open Fat Cat in the neighboring building on East Ohio Street.
Novo Asian Food Hall will open in the Strip while Kura Revolving Sushi Bar settles in the South Side.
Pinball? Duckpin bowling? Vintage arcade machines? There’s a boom in bars with games — and some are nailing the trend better than others.
Adding personal touches into one’s nuptials can help make the day feel like a one-of-a-kind event rather than just another wedding.
Another ancient document was discovered during the transition from Heinz Field to Acrisure Stadium.
From a new Mediterra Cafe to mocktails, 2023 is off to a busy start.
The Dormont restaurant boasts everything from birria tacos to burgers.
Brian and Irwin Mendelssohn are the force behind Row House Cinema, Bierport, Lawrenceville Market House and Fulton Commons.
The Bellefonte, Pa.-based distillery plans to open the six-story entertainment complex between the South Side and Station Square.
The plant-forward eatery is the latest addition to the East Ohio Street culinary scene.
Hazelwood Brewery, a 20,000-square-foot, four-story building in Hazelwood, will house three separate beer-makers when it opens this spring.
The local chain is revamping several of its Pittsburgh-area storefronts over the next few years.
These 8 new openings bring casual dining to the forefront.
Bridge City Smashery will specialize in over-the-top burger combinations and fries.
The 175-seat “retro-tainment” complex is more food-focused than its sister site on the North Shore.
The chain already has spots in Dormont and at Duquesne University.
The owners of No Names Pub and Monterey Pub welcome people from all walks of life — and death.
The 4,000-square-foot taproom, which focuses primarily on lagers, opens Dec. 16.
If you’re headed to the Cultural District for a show, you’ll want to plan your evening cocktails in advance. Here are four ideas.