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Dig in With Graver: Milane’s Cuban Corner, Glads Deli and Mangia at Live! Casino
Glads Deli, the Glassport business known for its ridiculously huge hoagies, debuted its second location on March 9; at 9 a.m., there was already a line. Owner Jason Billingsley and his team sold more than 300 sandwiches by closing time at 8 p.m. I made the drive out to 3535...
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Indiana’s Favorite Breakfast Buffet Where Model Trains Race Above Your Dining Table
There are some places in Indiana that feel like they were built just to make you smile, and one roadside restaurant is absolutely one of them. This isn’t your average stop along the highway. Model trains loop overhead as you eat, railroad memorabilia fills every corner, and the attention...
sunshinewhispers.com
Best Places to Eat in the Deep Creek Lake Area (Restaurants in McHenry & Oakland)
Discover the best places to eat in Deep Creek Lake, Maryland, including local restaurants in McHenry and Oakland. Find great pizza, BBQ, breakfast diners, ice cream shops, and lakefront dining. Estimated reading time: 17 minutes. One of the things that surprises first-time visitors to Deep Creek Lake is how many...
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First Isaly's location in decades opening in Pittsburgh soon
Signage is beginning to go up in the Strip District at the home of the first stand-alone Isaly’s location in decades. Opening this summer, the new Islay’s location at 2111 Penn Avenue will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
TV Talk: Pittsburgh teen advances on ‘The Voice’
Pittsburgh teen Ashley Marina advanced on Monday’s episode of “The Voice.” (Courtesy Griffin Nagel/NBC) Singer Ashley Marina, who grew up in Kennedy Township and previously competed of NBC’s “America’s Got Talent” at age 12, advanced from the blind auditions to the battle round on NBC’s “The Voice” Monday night.
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Pittsburgh ice cream shop Page’s Dairy Mart opens in the South Side
(Credit for Photo: Courtesy of KDKA Photojournalist Bryan Orr, Page’s Dairy Mart opened Monday for its 75th season along East Carson Street.) (Pittsburgh, PA) Page’s Dairy Mart opened for the season yesterday, kicking off the 75th season at the historic Pittsburgh ice cream shop along East Carson Street in the South Side. The line wrapped around the building from the front end on East Carson Street all the way around to near Becks Run Road, which is a custom at Page’s.
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Pennsylvania Is Home To A Brewery Unlike Any Other In America
There’s a place in Pittsburgh where the phrase “religious experience” takes on a whole new meaning, and it involves significantly more hops than you’d expect. Church Brew Works isn’t just a clever name, it’s a literal description of what happens when someone looks at a magnificent old church and thinks, “You know what this needs? Beer.”
discovertheburgh.com
Fry Bar Review – Killer Wings and Loaded Fries in North Side
Fry Bar in the North Side is a bit of an unassuming restaurant on Galveston Ave- just a few blocks north of the Western Avenue business district. Although its name suggests that the restaurant is a spot to visit for French fries, which they do have in abundance, this one offers a rather large menu beyond that, including fried and smoked wings, sandwiches, and more that you absolutely should not miss.
pittsburghmagazine.com
Fun Puns — Even Better Food. The Common Good Opens Downtown
The people behind Ritual House and Palm Palm know all about good food and bad puns. Cheesy Does It, Herb Your Enthusiasm and Do the Hokey Poke are just some of the menu items you can find at their latest endeavor, The Common Good. (For the record, I ordered the Deviled Egg Salad Sandwich. Despite the lack of a punny name, it was sinfully scarfable.)
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
New Kensington-born singer, songwriter, drummer Cam Chambers impacts Pittsburgh music scene
For Cam Chambers, a Pittsburgh-based vocal producer, singer and drummer, music is synonymous with love. “It’s written in love. The intention is to love something — whether it’s yourself, whether it’s a person, whether it’s a moment, and that’s a reminder,” he said of music. “The process of being around it, it’s therapeutic for me. The way that I use my voice … (I) hope the moments the music is creating (reminds) people to love something.”
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Downtown Drama As Pittsburgh Public Theater And CLO Vote On Big Merger
Downtown Pittsburgh’s theater scene is on the verge of a major plot twist, as the boards of Pittsburgh CLO and Pittsburgh Public Theater prepare to vote on a plan to fold the two companies into a single nonprofit. The decision follows months of study and would rank among the largest shakeups of the city’s producing theaters in recent memory.
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Meet the Pittsburghers getting honored in the city's St. Patrick's Day parade
William O'Neill shared a pizza in his living room with a stranger last fall. It was a few days after Notre Dame beat Pitt, 37-15, on Nov. 15 at Acrisure Stadium. Mr. O'Neill had heard that a man who came up for the game from Florida fell and broke his hip before he could even make it to the game.
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Veneto Wine Dinner at Pizzaiolo Primo
Pizzaiolo Primo in Market Square invites guests to enjoy an evening celebrating the renowned wines and culinary traditions of Veneto on Thursday, March 12, 2026. This exclusive Wine Dinner will feature a carefully curated four-course menu, with each course paired with one of Veneto’s most celebrated wines. The Veneto...
Axios
Vote for Pittsburgh's best fish fry
Axios Pittsburgh is back for year two of our hunt for Western Pennsylvania's best fish fry. Why it matters: We're in the heart of fish fry season, and everyone has a favorite. Some stick with the fire hall down the street, while others set out to visit as many as they can.