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One bite of the schnitzel at this Pennsylvania restaurant and you’ll forget you’re in America
Tucked away in Pittsburgh’s historic North Side neighborhood, Max’s Allegheny Tavern has been serving up authentic German comfort food for decades. Walk through the door and you might genuinely wonder if you’ve been transported to a cozy Bavarian village. The menu is packed with old-world classics, but...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Legendary musician and producer Jim Messina to perform at The Oaks Theater
Jim Messina has worn many hats in the music industry over the past half-century, and his career has intersected with lasting stars including Kenny Loggins and Buffalo Springfield. Now, he’s bringing new songs and old classics to The Oaks Theater on March 17. The California native started playing music...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Burghers Brewing and Murrysville pizzeria expand on South Side
Sly Fox Brewery stands at 46 S. Fourth St. in Pittsburgh’s South Side neighborhood on Feb. 10. (Jack Troy | TribLive) The former site of Sly Fox Brewing’s South Side pub won’t sit vacant for long. Burghers Brewing Co. announced in a Facebook post on Monday it...
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Verona coffee shop brews up great drinks
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Karns City Preparing For High School Musical
March means high school musical season is in full swing with another local school raising their curtains over the next few days. Bye Bye Birdie at Karns City High School officially opens at 7 p.m. Thursday with additional shows Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. as well as Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Fort Pitt Museum unveils ‘Pittsburgh’s Revolution’ exhibit ahead of America’s 250th anniversary
Fort Pitt Museum in Point State Park in Downtown Pittsburgh. (Justin Vellucci | TribLive) A new exhibition exploring Western Pennsylvania’s role in the Revolutionary War was unveiled Sunday at the Fort Pitt Museum. The museum, part of the Senator John Heinz History Center’s family of museums, had been closed...
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Poulet Bleu Returns with Indulgent French Fare
Poulet Bleu has been one of the top spots in the city since it opened in 2018. There are very few French restaurants in Pittsburgh, and Poulet Bleu more than makes up for this with its Parisian bistro-inspired menu. The restaurant recently reopened in October 2025 after being closed for...
Axios
How Mayor O'Connor enjoys his fish fry
If you want to know which of Pittsburgh's hundreds of fish fries to try, just ask Mayor Corey O'Connor. The intrigue: Axios Pittsburgh is searching for this year's best fish fry, and the city's mayor may have the deepest knowledge on the topic. He visits two to three every week...
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Parkside Dining at Bosphorus Mediterranean Restaurant (Wed., 3/4/26)
Geography-wise, the Bosphorus is a narrow sea strait that winds through the center of Istanbul. Food-wise, Bosphorus Mediterranean Cuisine is a Pittsburgh restaurant serving excellent Turkish and Middle Eastern dishes. A high quality meal at midrange prices can be had just from the appetizers at Bosphorus. The falafel is crisp on the surface and delectable once you dive in. The tabuli is lively and zingy but not bitter, a symphony of grains and chopped vegetables mixed and seasoned to cool perfection. The entrees range from familiar to not-so-familiar: yes, a visitor can have lamb shish kebab—but one might also try karniyarik, which is eggplant stuffed with ground lamb, onions, tomato, etc. Vegetarian and vegan diners will find ample choices. The desserts are luscious. If you’re dining in, the ambiance is comfortable and friendly. In warm weather, there’s seating outdoors, and carryout and delivery are available year-round. This culinary gem is located at the corner of Frick Park, where Braddock Avenue meets the mighty Forbes across from Frick Park. 7600 Forbes Ave., East End. (M.V.)
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This Pennsylvania Ice Cream Shop Is Big On Frozen Treats And Mini Golf Adventures
Summer in Pennsylvania has a signature soundtrack. Laughter drifting across a mini golf course, the soft clink of a putter against a bright ball, and the happy hum of an ice cream freezer working overtime. It is scoop-and-swing bliss, waffle cone happiness, and just the right mix of friendly competition...
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Concert Guide March 2026: Journey, Three Days Grace, Cody Johnson, Joe Bonamassa, Lotus, Rakim, and Thievery Corp.
The concert scene in Pittsburgh this month starts off with a bang. March 2 sees Journey at PPG Paints Arena on their farewell tour and Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit play the Benedum. Then on the 3rd, Three Days Grace is in concert at PPG. Country music performer Cody Johnson gets the same venue country rockin’. Blues rock blazer Joe Bonamassa returns to the ‘Burgh again for a show at the Benedum. Influential rapper Rakim takes the stage at City Winery.
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March Gladness for Pittsburgh concert fans
There’s more than televised basketball to get excited about this March. Get out of the house, to see one of the many cool concerts on the calendar here in western Pennsylvania. From an album release show by Beaver Valley chart-toppers The Jaggerz, to the farewell Pittsburgh performance from Journey;...
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Spring Hiking Weekend in the Laurel Highlands offers a lot more than hiking
It's called "Spring Hiking Weekend," but the Keystone Trails Association's gathering May 1-3 in the Laurel Highlands is a lot more than hiking. You can go whitewater rafting on the lower Youghiogheny River. You can bicycle on the Great Allegheny Passage. You even can tour and crawl through Laurel Caverns.
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Journey, Jason Isbell, Cody Johnson and more Pittsburgh concerts this week
March comes in like a lion, with a lot of the concert action early in the week. Journey (PPG Paints Arena, Uptown): The arena-rock legends return on the Final Frontier Tour, a title suggesting this could be the last ride It will be an "Evening With" promising jukebox staples and a few deep cuts for the faithful. "This tour is our heartfelt thank-you to the fans who've been with us every step of the way - through every song, every era, every high and low," Journey founder and guitarist Neal Schon said, announcing the tour. "We're pulling out all the stops with a brand-new production - the hits, the deep cuts, the energy, the spectacle. It's a full-circ celebration of the music that's brought us all together." 7:30 p.m. $115; ticketmaster.com.