H. Obernauer & Co. is moving into the old Kingfly Spirits space on Smallman Street, reviving a brand whose original liquor business was sold in 1915 after state regulatory pressure and concern about a future national prohibition.

The Strip District bash returns Saturday, with proceeds benefiting local Latino entrepreneurs.

A nine-year employee called the sudden Galleria closure “shocking and unnerving” after learning by text.

Pittsburgh Brewing Co. Oktoberfest 2026 features a stein-holding contest and a live chainsaw carver.

The Holden Drive location near Route 228 is almost finished and will be Butler County's second Chick-fil-A.

The Moraine Pointe Plaza spot was torn down and rebuilt from scratch, and its longtime A&W menu is officially gone.

Penn Ave Pizza & Steaks opened at a spot that has burned through pizza concepts for over a decade — this time with 48-hour dough and shaved ribeye cheesesteaks.

The 950-square-foot shop near Old Main will swap in beans from Massachusetts, Vermont and Oregon roasters.

The Perrysville Avenue shop, born from a tribute to owner Erica Sumpter's late mother-in-spirit Ida Quinn, is adding pool tables and a cocktail bar next door.

The three-story spot near Market Square replaces Sushi I with sweet treats, omakase and a neon-lit rooftop bar.

The Liberty Avenue taphouse's closure comes six months after Sly Fox shuttered its South Side brewpub, ending its five-year Pittsburgh run.

Ten new restaurants joined the twice-yearly deal, even as rising food and labor costs squeeze Pittsburgh kitchens.

The Strip District festival guarantees direct pay for every Black artist and performer who takes part this weekend.