Pittsburgh Restaurants

Activity downtown hasn’t quite returned to pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels, but a new report from the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership says it has begun to rebound.

On today’s episode of The Confluence: WHYY’s Mallory Falk updates us on a lawsuit alleging the state does not fund school districts fairly, in violation of the state constitution; Pittsburgh Magazine’s Hal B. Klein takes stock of the city’s restaurant scene, and what he anticipates in 2022; and local troupe CorningWorks resumes performances of an interactive show, ‘The Tipping Point.’

On today’s episode of The Confluence: An investigation into how state lawmakers don’t consistently disclose what the attorneys they hire are working on, despite Right-to-Know requests from journalists; the Steelers' road to the NFL Playoffs Wildcard Round; and how restaurant owners and workers are feeling about the pandemic.

A Soulful Taste of the Burgh will occupy Market Square with dozens of food vendors, live music, and more

On today's program: An investigative report shows no support for a UPMC claim that the Pittsburgh region is seeing a “less severe” strain of the…

On today’s program: Celebrity chef Lidia Bastianich talks about her culinary empire and bringing people together with food; a workspace and art gallery…

A 90.5 WESA analysis of food facility inspection violations data from the Western Pennsylvania Regional Data Center and the Allegheny County Department of…

Women account for 50.5 percent of the population of the United States, but across the country, that number is not reflected in boardrooms, which are only…

Seven Pittsburgh chefs and establishments have been named semifinalists for this year's national James Beard Foundation awards.Whitfield, the restaurant…

Recent allegations suggest sexual harassment is part of the "culture of silence" in Harrisburg, LNP Media reports.In the past month, Gov. Tom Wolf has…