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With new nonstop flights from Pittsburgh International Airport, Iceland is a hotspot for your next getaway. Jæja!
The Allegheny Avenue taproom plans to open in January.
From a boozeless bar to thoughtfully crafted mocktail menus, the Steel City is embracing sobriety one sip at a time.
Check this list — twice, if necessary — for yuletide fun throughout the city.
From contemporary abodes to restored Victorians, halls across Pittsburgh are decked for the season.
All credit Pittsburgh’s spirit of innovation and its accessibility for their success. Said one: “Pittsburgh is the most supportive place in the world; everyone wants you to succeed.”
On Dec. 5, Sleigher Krampus Fest will take over the Vinial Street brewery with heavy metal holiday music, Alpine eats and the release of a deliciously evil IPA.
The popular concert venue now offers an area for those in recovery to take a break from an alcohol-focused environment.
The Creighton facility is one of only three in the world that uses Pre-Prohibition-era type of equipment.
The seasonal beverage is a collaboration between Maggie’s Farm Rum and Jackworth Ginger Beer Brewery.
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.