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As the season changes, so does Pittsburgh’s restaurant scene.
The Castle Halloween Museum in Altoona has thousands of Halloween-related antiques — but you won't find anything gory or violent.
The Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership said the event brought in 80,000 festival goers, with more than half coming from within 50 miles.
Part bar, part dog park, the business features a large outdoor area and specialty cocktails.
The eatery serves high-end fare that’s as fun and approachable as its owners.
Expect more twists, turns and monsters than you expect — and plenty of entertainment outside.
The brewery’s second taproom is also Ghost Coffee Collab’s official haunt.
Buy Sam a hockey stick-shaped drink and get his dog one, too!
Pittsburgh gets its own fizzy beverage.
Jason Hunt’s family and friends rallied to bring the landmark bar back to life.
The food truck is stationed at Velum Fermentation on Jane Street and offers late-night hours.
Our food editor goes into zombie-mode while remembering the ghosts of the park’s past.
The menu features approachable and affordable favorites with an Asian twist and lots of options for beer lovers.
The Ferris wheel is part of the 11-day Oktoberfest Pittsburgh celebration.
Before Warrendale’s O’Zone Bar & Grill plans to open in January, the company will hold a fall fundraiser for a beloved employee.
The Bayernhof Museum is known the world over for its collection of antique music machines. The house itself might be even more impressive.
Pittsburgh’s history is steeped in the spirits industry. Modern-day distillers are carrying on the tradition — and creating their own.
The retro-inspired space is a time capsule — and a bar, performance space, classroom and community hub.
The Steel Yard, a tribute wall to the Terrible Towel, six locations of Stillhouse Spirits, cashless parking and more.
All of Pittsburgh’s eccentricities, all in one place.
Taking place across Pittsburgh’s architecturally diverse North Side in the next few weeks, these aren’t your average home tours.
Look inside the Steelers' locker room or explore Pittsburgh's architectural history with these various tours around town.
It even answers the eternal question: Why, exactly, do we have so many bridges?
Beechview’s plant-based meal-kit delivery service was ready-made for the pandemic.