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The inviting Shadyside pub (with a heated outdoor bar!) gets put through the Bar Exam.
Cultural phenom PostSecret comes to town Feb. 23.
This weekend, 'Burghers have the pleasure of seeing three disparate performances — Elvis Lives, Sesame Street Live and Lewis Black.
Here are the 10 best things to do in Pittsburgh in January.
Members of three historically influenced Pittsburgh-area societies are steadfast in their pursuit of bottles, foxes and bicycle mayhem.
This month, we're digging "Odd Couple" lattes, fennel-flavored pretzels and much more. Plus, don't miss our one-on-one with bartender extraordinaire Colin Anderson of Cure in Lawrenceville.
Do you want eggrolls with that?
Make plans to enjoy the array of family-friendly activities and performances the park has to offer.
The northern outpost of the "bikes, burgers, beers" bar takes the Bar Exam.
Brandon Fisher is the latest chef behind Salt of the Earth’s modern-American dishes.
A partnership between a local couple and a local farmer has resulted in more pasture-raised lamb and pork being sold at the market.
The inaugural inductee in the After Dark Hall of Fame has been an integral part of Pittsburgh nightlife for generations.
Brazen Kitchen's annual list includes the perfect local presents for spirit enthusiasts, avid cooks and everyone in between.
The charity dinner at Bar Marco featured nine of Pittsburgh's best chefs serving up the best of Pennsylvania's countryside.
The Slippery Rock, Pa., restaurant and brewery is a must-visit for anyone passing through the area.
The sitcom, starring Steve Byrne and set in a South Side bar, sounds like "Cheers" but is more like "All in the Family."
You'll have to work hard to make it through the 'Burgh Bucket List — but every entry is more than worth the effort.
In anticipation of the “Tipsy History” event, After Dark visited the Sen. John Heinz History Center to uncover hidden bits of our saucy past.
Pittsburgh Magazine is proud to welcome Hal B. Klein. In addition to becoming our new restaurant critic in 2015, he will blog regularly about Pittsburgh’s evolving food and drink culture.
Come lunchtime, these Pittsburgh eateries serve food that's big on flavor and low on cost.
A live report from Adventure Bingo, perhaps the best trivia night in town.
Drink, eat and be among the scary at the event, held at the Carrie Furnace.
Cross a little of the old with the new to create a perfect day in this iconic neighborhood.
With Gullifty’s and Lucci’s Pizza shuttered, the Squirrel Hill of 10 years ago is no more. But other longtime staples combined with a few newcomers make a trip to the neighborhood as worthwhile as ever.
